@feigndi Wait, if someone doesn't want to be your friend because you're queer are they queerphobic? If yes, then apply that same sentiment. They're not being forced but their reason is based on dislike, hate or dismissal, hence the -phobia
The fact that this man was saving the lives and upholding the autonomy of thousands of women despite multiple attempts on his life since 1973…Absolute Hero
Lets say they force trans women into the mens bathroom and trans men into the womens. I'd like to point out that, they are also not solving the problem like this anyways.
Because that same creepy cis man just walks into the same woman's bathroom, doesn't put on a dress, and says, "I'm a transgender man. I have to be in here." And he does the same creepy fucking shit.
This entire bathroom narrative is both fake and also doesn't solve anything even based on the transphobe logic.
No. And honestly, ppl don't need the gym. Ppl tend to get more exercise when cities are walkable, have lots of green space (parks), bike paths, and places to have outdoor activities (again parks.)
I think the larger problem is that in media is that the forcefulness of sex acts on screen is implicitly justified because we the audience are “made aware” through various diegetic and non-diegetic means that “he wants it”, so it “can’t” be violating.