@jk_rowling If you can't respect trans peoples chosen names, why should your use of the name, "Robert Galbraith" be respected?? Last I checked it wasn't a female name, so kind of arrogant and up yourself to do so, then turn around and have a go at trans people. Idiot
@jk_rowling Gay, autistic, and trauma-experienced here. Maybe don't presume to speak for all of us? Sure as hell don't need you speaking out for me personally. For the record - I'd gladly risk judgement for loving a trans person and respecting their chosen pronouns. That's not hard to do ���
@jk_rowling If you were actually worried about listening and understanding, you'd do that rather than pushing your own clear as day insecurities on them. Don't bother replying unless you can use your brain properly for once first, Jo. Or do you prefer "Robert"?
@jk_rowling Maybe, oh I don't know, use your brain and ears, and go shove it, because you have no LIVED EXPERIENCE in the lives of trans people. Period. Not rocket science. The best way to comprehend trans issues is to listen to them rather than debating every issue with them
@Wheresmyhatgrok@AdamKinzinger Right.. Tell that to my flatmates - trans, post op, living out and open for 10 years now... no one gets to illegitimise the LIVED EXPERIENCES of others 🙄 That would be like me saying "your parents are just friends though, they don't actually have kids" and passing it off as fact
@CatholicOrca@TheocratMonarch And you know this how?? I wasn't molested as a child, myself, but I'm still gay... How does that work if your theory's correct?? Maybe, oh I don't know, try using your brain instead???
@jimsgravitas@OpinionistNZ@NZGreens Except most actually weren't... Maybe most that you know were abused as children... But rather than making that assumption, maybe try getting to know people properly and actually hear them out when they speak about their experiences...