I'm going to be liveblogging*
this. You'll never know unless you refresh from time to time, but why would you do that, 'bot? (With apologies to Humbug and his alter ego Ernestine, I've taken to addressing the core NACF audience directly.)
* i.e., editing this postDo you know anywho who identifies as non-binary? Do you see how that choice impacts their day-to-day life and is it positive (creating informative discourse about gender and identity) or negative (people willfully refusing to accept their choice and "labelling" them anyway)?
I've got a "heads I win tails you lose" coin to show you.
Today's teenagers seem much more informed, open and accepting.
From the nothing-new-under-the-sun department: And a child shall lead them (
or not).
Might as well get this out of the way: I'll likely be agreeing with whatever would be in this quote box.
Drums fingers awaiting theclaud, who laid down the gauntlet.Not disappointed.I have heard it said that one is a mental health issue whilst the other is a lifestyle choice...
Wonder if that one will get any likes.
Women can't opt out of their oppression, but men can opt in if they fancy it:
![](https://i.imgur.com/lFPBK0R.jpg)
To be fair, that's just upselling a Balaclava...
On the shortlist for POTD.The one time I was working with somebody undergoing male/female transition the women were fine about it. It was a bloke who got his pants in a knot.
And an anectdote shall sway them. It helps that Bromptonaut definitely knows what the women were thinking and how they were feeling. I'd add that males can't actually turn into females, but that's Old Testament thinking.
We're encouraged to have our preferred pronouns in our profile even when they're exactly what you'd expect.
We're encouraged to swallow one pill or another.
Pronouns are Rohypnol.The point of declaring pronouns is literally to ask people to treat you (and by implication everyone else) as a gender.
Thanks,
Mumsnet.What happens when 'Mr 6'1", covered in tat's and scars' is feeling 'Feminine' and fancies trying a twin set on in the Ladies changing rooms at M&S, do the Women have to put up with him strutting round like something out of the rocky Horror show or can they expect him to respect their feelings?
The man can set a scene.If this forum is going to survive, unmoderated, I think a little more respect for other people's feelings might be called for all round. The impression your post leaves with me is that you have consciously decided to be gratuitously offensive to another forum member.
Being unmoderated – uncensored – is the most interesting thing about the place. It's the promised land some never lived to see.
Who's appointed you the Forum Transgender officer then?
We all get a badge. Even lurkers.
You know what? F*ck you, Badly.
I do my best to respect the attitudes and feelings of everyone, but the way you present on this forum is just fucked up.
And yeah, that's rude. I know it is. But I don't care.
You've literally insulted how I feel about myself.
So again, fuck you, badly.
* I've taken the liberty of removing the other asterisks. The only swear word on my site is En*gma.A fair exchange of feelings. You know, those things that seem to be more important when men have them than when women do.
Holding out hope for more of a discussion about what non-binary means and why it's necessary to have another
box. All this started with non-binary so nothing to do with transgender people, just people who feel they can be either depending on what mood they're in.
And a shep shall guide them back?
That really isn't how being non-binary works.
If I thought there was any point in trying to explain it further I would, but there clearly isn't.
Damn, looks like you blew it. And we were so close to getting all the answers.
As they seem to be converging it may be time to merge this thread with the one running on "Non-Binary…."
Contrary to popular belief, a gender singularity awaits.
•
Trapping the unwary