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WinchesterPremium said:
It has an easy answer. Rip your name off and do it anonymously. You get all the benefits, the kid still gets privacy, everyone wins.
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While I'm of course for that it doesn't always turn out that way. Many people do the anonymous route and then get doxed or otherwise get found out. People can and do figure stuff like this out even without really trying, especially if the circles are small like with many disabilities. Sharing anything can go back to you, that's why keep the power level down is the rule of Kiwi farms and still not always enough to keep members safe.

While offline example, my relatives were going trough divorce with serious complications and the teenage me was confused what to do. I couldn't talk really about this with my family so I talked with some older coworkers that I knew were perfectly trustworthy and actually had professional experiences around divorces. I kept it very vague, only giving out why it was confusing to me and how I was worried about my niece handeling her parents getting divorced in such a messy way. Still one of the women could recognize the couple from that and that actually got me bit panicked because a teenager who wanted to be respectful. She assured me that she didn't think me as a gossip, she just happened to know the couple so was able to figure the identies. Still made clear to me how hard staying anonymous can be.
 
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Iron Hamster said:
Is this going to be a cartoon about 'women' waking up and having sword fights with their morning wood?
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More likely it'll be about women sawing wood better than men.
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Sorry; I had to.
 
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Rubberchickenchu said:
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I hate this line of reasoning. You need to teach children how to do things. Sure you can teach boys how to be motherly, but it’s almost always not going to pay off since boys aren’t going to grow up to be mothers (unless they troon out and adopt). I have an aunt who wasn’t taught how to be motherly and loving from a young age, and she’s now a homeless druggie and her baby is in foster care. If you don’t teach kids how to be caring and like a parent, they’re going to either not have kids (like a increasingly large number of the current generation of young adults) or be horrible parents. It’s not wrong to teach boys these skills, but it’s mostly a waste of time when you can be teaching them other skills. Plus, when it comes to playing with dolls, there are gendered propensities for each. I agree with the underlying point to not force them in one way or another, but this comic makes it seem like you shouldn’t teach them anything or do anything with them and let them choose entirely on their own. Kids don’t have that mental capacity.
 
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CivilianOfTheFandomWars said:
Not only can most men lift more weight than most women, both can probably out lift Labelle.
Nature has undoubtedly influenced gender roles, the specifics vary but the basic ideas of ‘men do hard work, women take care of the home’ isn’t only a western idea, it’s very common.
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Labelle lifts enough for two men every time he stands up.
 
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Prince Jello said:
It's probably just a typo, but in the French version, Sophie says "Je t'ai même identifié", using the masculine form, therefore indicating that Ciel is male. Not that it would make any difference in pronounciation if it was "identifiée" (or as Labelle used in the caption, "identifié-e"), but it's kind of amusing that Labelle can't be assed to check his grammar.
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It's the past participle agreement with avoir but this rule was suppressed with the 1990 spelling reform and Billy said she learnt to write that way
Rubberchickenchu said:
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There are some drama about how to spell onion "oignon"or "ognon"
It used to be written "oignon" but with the still unpopular 1990 spelling reform it became "ognon"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reforms_of_French_orthography#Rectifications_of_1990 https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rectifications_orthographiques_du_fran%C3%A7ais_en_1990 Billie wrote "ognon" because she only learnt it that way and the reform was popular outside of France
From Wikipedia, the reform became recommended in primary school in 2005 in Quebec and 2016 in France
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Was it really true or did she discovered it while studying to become a primary school teacher and uses it to write like today's dainty schoolgirls.
 
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Rubberchickenchu said:
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It's the past participle agreement with avoir but this rule was suppressed with the 1990 spelling reform and Billy said she learnt to write that way
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Je n'ai pas le souvenir que la règle ait été abolie ? Je sais que l'accord du participe passé avec les verbes pronominaux formés avec le verbe "laisser" (ex. "Il l'a laissé faire", "elle l'a laissé tomber") a effectivement été rectifiée en 1990, mais il me semble que la règle générale tient encore. En 2018, il y a d'ailleurs des tarés belges qui souhaitaient y mettre fin, car c'était supposément trop compliqué, et beaucoup de profs/grammairiens ont fait entendre leur mécontentement. Enfin, je m'enfonce peut-être, corrige-moi si je me trompe.
Bill is just frustrated his first language is dominated by sexist white old cis hetero men who refuse to change its grammar to suit trannies and third-wave feminists. His everyday thoughts are polluted by gendered nouns and adjectives, forcing him to adopt English to escape from his own transphobia.
 
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FierceBrosnan said:
"Failure to properly participate in male tribal behaviors"... okay I sucked at sports too, but I tried Goddamnit. Also if I had gone to school with someone as whiny and insufferable as LaBelle I would have punched them too. That has nothing to do with acting "girly".
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Heck, I didn't like sports or a lot of typical "guy stuff" as a kid. But you know what happened? I grew up, and I realized it's okay to not fit every stereotype.

Which group is the one enforcing traditional gender roles here?
 
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Lord of the Large Pants said:
Heck, I didn't like sports or a lot of typical "guy stuff" as a kid. But you know what happened? I grew up, and I realized it's okay to not fit every stereotype.

Which group is the one enforcing traditional gender roles here?
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People like LaBelle will go on and on about how gender roles are oppressive and patriarchal and some other such bullshit, but will do everything they think is "girly" to convince everyone around them (and themselves) they're a true and honest woman. I don't know if LaBelle and others like him realize the amount of doublethink and mental gymnastics they're doing.
 
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FierceBrosnan said:
People like LaBelle will go on and on about how gender roles are oppressive and patriarchal and some other such bullshit, but will do everything they think is "girly" to convince everyone around them (and themselves) they're a true and honest woman. I don't know if LaBelle and others like him realize the amount of doublethink and mental gymnastics they're doing.
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Ironically, it would appear that the troons NEED the gender binary - in order to be a troon, you need to be the opposite of what you appear to be but how do you distinguish one from the other without it? It's regressive ideas like "Oh I like dolls I must really be a girl" (rather than, "I hate my pee-pee, when is it going to fall off cuz I'm totes a gurl, girls don't have pee-pees and i don't want one therefore I am a girl" which is different) or "I love trucks and hate dolls, I MUST be a boy" that enforces gender stereotypes to the point where, you can't simply be a girl who likes trucks or whatever and not dolls, or a boy that likes dolls and not trucks, no, you MUST be a True and Honest Person Of The Opposite Sex, not a gender-nonconforming person of the biological sex you're in.
 
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