@MiaFarrow Quite the opposite. More than 90% who believe Johnny are mostly women and many are survivors. Some who feel humiliated to be represented by Ms Heard.
@MiaFarrow If you watched the trail, or followed the case, you would, hopefully, see that it is very obvious that he was the victim. And many of his supporters are female victims that recognize the patterns. I believe this is a triumph for victims both male and female.
Why do they keep sensoring shit on @CourtTV !?!? It's super annoying. If I'm watching this I'm prepared to hear bad shit. And now I can't get the whole picture.
I have to share that I have recently gone down the #LarryStylinson hole on YouTube and I have to say #LarryIsReal it's all so convincing and tbh it's the small, slightly hidden touches that prove it. I think I'm about to have my first Larry breakdown. HELP!
@Aeternus_Nox@LisaBritton I agree that there is nothing wrong with having specific things that you are attracted to no matter what they are. I think that the point she is making is that the problem arises when someone is shamed for not fitting someone else's specific desires.
@ThatFishbone@yeepyeepyeep@quincyrain@jk_rowling@ItsEvolkYo Maybe we should use new terms like "identity" over terms such as "sex" and "gender" to help ease communication on the topic and to avoid unintentional offense. Language evolving.
@ThatFishbone@yeepyeepyeep@quincyrain@jk_rowling@ItsEvolkYo This interaction is the perfect example of differing definitions. Can we really have a true and honest discussion until we use the same words and definitions? Are we separating "female=physical" and "woman=mental"? Some use both to mean physical. Is that what should change?
@quincyrain@jk_rowling@ItsEvolkYo I think this might boil down to personal definitions. Are we using "woman" to describe physicality or mentality. You seem to be focusing on mentality, while others focus on physicality, to describe a body. "Body" being only the physical form, not the person inside (or mentality).