Hold up.. does this mean that bio males who can't get it up or are infertile, aren't real men? 👀Just sayin' when you draw lines for what makes someone a "real" man or woman on body functions, certain people are suddenly excluded from each. Gender identity = social construct.
Call a transphobic man a woman and a transphobic woman a man, and I GUARANTEE you they'll have something to say about it. And god forbid you use they/them 'cause you don't want to assume. They will lose their minds.
Keep it cute, keep it respectful and there will be no problems.
If you don't fit everyone's each and every gender-based standards, people can & will mistreat you. You will be harassed or worse. If for no other reason, fight for trans rights for selfish reasons. This shit affects everyone.
#TransRightsAreHumanRights
I just feel like people reaaally didn't think this stuff through. And if you're a c*s woman who doesn't fit the idea of what a woman looks like, you will be accused of being a man. Literally, just have SHORT HAIR will make some idiot think your trans.
Transphobe: "REAL women have a uterus & give birth!"
Biological females without a uterus, unable to give birth or have periods due to medical conditions or birth defects, or even other reasons: "Guess I'm not a woman then."
Gender = social construct. ggs
#TransWomenAreWomen
Holding people accountable is perfectly fine, but we MUST allow for room & time to grow. To change. To become better. After accountability, rehabilitation should be the next focus.
Unless you did something gross to a child. Yeah, you can be "canceled" forever, bruv. Rot.
@OneAzarath I wouldn't say she's a terf, buuuut.. Just a year ago she understood the purpose of phrases like "birthing person," but now she's lost her mind over it. Getting so angry over a phrase that generally isn't directed at her & is meant to be inclusive is rather disappointing :/