@Crowl8wg@TeteLesbian If I said "I refuse to date Black people because I'm a racist" you're not allowed to criticise that then?
Or is biphobia let off the hook?
@dindinready@TeteLesbian Hey chief you do realise there is a biological difference between a cis woman and a trans woman.
Unless you're trying to imply that there is something biologically different about a bisexual man from a straight man
Which is just biphobia
@NubiBlue@parsiminity@TeteLesbian The difference is that if you're a woman dating a Bi-man it's litterally no different than dating a straight man. He's still attracted to you. Which means there's something about his bisexuality that repulses them despite dating him being practically identical to a straight guy
@1fuckingraccoon@TeteLesbian Nobodies saying that you have to sleep with bi-men. People are pointing out that the reason you don't want to date bi-men is because you are homophobic. Hope this helps.
@ImWaxndring@TeteLesbian Idk crazy thought that maybe you should be ashamed at holding negarive beliefs and stereotypes about certain groups of individuals based on characteristics outside of their control
Y'know cause bigotry is fucked or something unless that's just me
@HealthUntoDeath Being suprised that the UK political class is pretty neurodivergent might be one of the funniest takes I've seen on this site. Politics day one type shit
@JodieWoahdie@Menkvi Because why is an important question. The act of having preferences is fine but if those preferences involve excluding somebody for a sexuality that includes them then you have to ask what it is about them that means you don't want to sleep with them.
@drclarayuri I feel like that's a really "read a plot summary" interpretation of this episode. I'd argue that the episode is pro choice, there's a reason the Doctor leaves so that it's 3 women settling the debate, the choice they end up making is maintaining the moon.
@jae_writes_ 3/3 That when the doctor is asked by her friend for some reassurance when his fears of cancer pop back up. She doesn't even try because she's so scared of looking bad.
12 cares about his friends more than how he's percieved. 13 cares about how she's seen more than her friends.
@jae_writes_ 1/2 Other Doctor's awkward and insensitive moments stem from the fact that they do not care about how they are percieved. 12 does not care about appearing a bit blunt and uncaring, he uses the cards because it will make Clara happy. The Doctor should be a confident character ...
@jae_writes_ 2/3 Chibnall decided because he wanted the 2000 year old alien to be relatable to a specific subsection of millennial. That when the doctor becomes a woman she should lose that confidence for some reason and start caring how people perceive her.
This to the extent...
@DJsteveOD@jae_writes_ The narrative thinks 13's only flaws are that she's kind of akward sometimes. It doesn't think she has any other flaws at all, morality in her era revolves entirely around her. That's why people call her a Mary sue. When other doctors do bad things the narrative calls them bad
@bruhsound1111 @YaoiTielemans It is funny but it's 100% bait. Like the questionable ages the fact that they're just in the comments stoking sentiments.