@mire_daly@YoungMrNancy@coachblade again you haven’t addressed any of the things i’ve brought up so i’m going to assume you’ll keep being ignorant and leave this conversation as is
@mire_daly@YoungMrNancy@coachblade In swimming if you’re tall you have an advantage simply because you’re tall so let’s keep it on subject and explain to me if taller women should be excluded from swimming with shorter women
@mire_daly@YoungMrNancy@coachblade oh i’m very much involved with sports. and i very much know my height was used to my advantage in my sport. and you didn’t address my other points about abnormally high testosterone and intersex people who were raised as women some not even knowing they are intersex.
@mire_daly@YoungMrNancy@coachblade the average height for a woman in the u.s. is 5’4 if i’m 6’1 should i be restricted? what about cis-gendered women who have naturally high testosterone? should they not be allowed to compete? how about intersex people who were raised as women? where is their place in sports?
@BrowngaGreg@JimBUWDawg@coachblade and y’all looked into the physical differences post hormone treatment right? because if not then your “findings” shouldn’t be imposed onto trans athletes that have gone through hormone therapy
@mire_daly@YoungMrNancy@coachblade She’s been on hormone replacement for over a year and her swim times are slower than when she started the hormone treatment. some vid-women have physical advantages should they not be allowed to compete with “average” women?
@official_padddy @rudolphaux @Gusbuckets is she not allowed to monetize her telling her personal story about her pregnancy? why should she share her experience and gain nothing from it? would you say the same for someone sharing a positive pregnancy story?