@ChrisFinleon71 @carolynskea @AndreaR9Md Very convenient how you left out methotrexate, which, when early enough to be an option, is preferable to salpingostomy/salpingectomy because it’s less invasive…and is also a method of abortion.
@MiteyDola @1auren1o @MrsBundrige How is a complete stranger supposed to know that you’re “normal” though? Soft rejection doesn’t hurt anyone (anymore than rejection in general does). Rejecting a man too harshly could get a woman killed. Why should women take the risk when the other option hurts literally no one?
@MrsBundrige The thing that gets me (or one of them) is that if a man is whining about this, that means he DID recognize it as a “no.” So if you understood the message she was communicating, what exactly is your problem??
@CarlEdman@FountainheadFm @emdashreed @elonmusk The thing is though, as far I understand, suspending the account does not free up the username.
It’s insensitive for sure, but it’s also just a bad “solution.” And this concern isn’t unique to Twitter, it’s stupid to reinvent the wheel when better approaches already exist.
@NewWorldSlave@antidamage@justinboldaji What are you even talking about? Puberty blockers by definition block puberty. They can’t block puberty if someone has already gone through puberty.
Is there an epidemic of pre-pubescent sex offenders the rest of us are somehow unaware of?
@jerry_hogan_ @antidamage@justinboldaji It “seems” dangerous to you, but have you done any actual research? If the child is not trans, they would simply stop the blockers, and puberty would resume.
Puberty blockers are not a permanent chemical change. You know what is? Puberty.
@jerry_hogan_ @jaz_fu@antidamage@justinboldaji Why? Puberty restarts when they stop taking the blockers, and puberty blockers have been a standard treatment option for precocious puberty (which by definition happens to young kids) for a long time.
@WillA21427@TayvaCase@DaveAshelman@imaginmatrix@LeyFenix The way we treat other minor offenses is: disproportionately punishing marginalized people, letting people with money pay to break the law, defining the offenses & exceptions in biased ways, allowing those enforcing the laws freedom to apply their own bias w/ consequence…
@hooyahemt007 @kattenbarge Your experience shows that we need better laws around abuse and better protections for victims, not that women have “too many” rights
@hooyahemt007 @kattenbarge Men get custody more often when they ask for it. Women overall get custody more often bc men overall choose to give up custody more often.
Also 80% of divorces initiated by women is probably linked to the fact that marriage increases a man’s lifespan, and decreases a woman’s.
@genocidicl16783 @cordycutie @AlanGarcia1093@Redrobot3dX@kattenbarge You’re allowed to do many things that are fucked up. I already acknowledged it’s not a crime. It’s still bad. It’s still harmful to condone it.
@RussianBotBoris @QueerGang2 @btat @SendAliensToMe @nypost So because you live in the “real world”, you think people who can afford expensive electric cars shouldn’t use them because other people can’t afford them? Very realistic take.
@a30aew@Supermansings @hottamali02 @SecretaryPete Why are you so invested in believing that there is no benefit to considering women’s bodies when testing car safety? Why is it so important to you to believe that this well-documented issue must be made up?