Author Topic: Real Talk: What should the world do about terrorism (CIA, etc.)? [Organized OP]  (Read 44888 times)

No. Your either born XX or XY. Anything after that is just you playing pretend.

I guess your answer to the question then is no. I think close to all people know this and its just a noisy minority that are trying to push it


In my opinion, the question is not about transgender people (or it shouldn't be, because at the end of the day they'll either be male or female anyway). I have no problem with people that feel they're a different love (although I don't feel loveually attracted to people who've changed).

I do have a problem who want to give themselves ridiculous labels so they can feel "special" and "unique". Zloff had it right so far as that we use the labels "he" and "she" to define different physical characteristics in people for the purposes of context and reference. If you want me to call you by a nickname, whatever, but I'm not going to forego standards just so that you can get a little attention.

I get that you'd like to have something special and unique that people know you for; that's why we have talents. I realise it's loving hard work to make something that people will recognise and be proud of you for, but having a real accomplishment is going to get you far father in life than deciding to shout at people because they didn't know to call you the made-up "Xer".

sure
if you feel like it
it seems like pretending: adult edition

this kind of rabid hatred is arguably more insane than the thing you're so afraid of in the first place

wow you seem like an starfish

-all biologists must obviously be rabid, hateful and insane, though I'm not sure where the fear comes in.

I'm not being an starfish by telling you plainly the real PHYSICS behind everything.
 Playing pretend-teapot-party about how we should accept genetic and hereditary abnormalities of the mind and body is insane.  We should not tolerate these things if they do not add to society.  These things must be FIXED, not accepted.

The person that is suffering from the a abnormality is not the problem.  He or she has nothing to do with this and is being driven to do things via incorrect chemical prompting, it is not their fault.

I'm not going to call them special little things and make myself look childish when writing a paper on, say, boron stability, and how one of my associates is a half-brooded-demigod-tractor-phone and should be refered to as "ve" and "e".  That's rediculous.

There are only two genders and two loveualities for humans, and any other so-called gender is a useless neurological deformity, not a different gender.  You are a he if you impregnate, and you are a she if you become pregnant.  If you cannot do either of these things, then it is what you were able to do originally.  Memory cannot be erased.  If you made a transition and somehow you are now able to impregnate or become pregnant, then that is an exception, as you are now PHYSICALLY that gender and loveuality.

I'm not insulting anyone by calling this what it is.  There is no need to warp the truth with emotional bias, trying to be insightful when you actually have teenage-identity issues.
« Last Edit: March 09, 2016, 05:54:45 AM by C-Zech Chrome Ind. »

No. Your either born XX or XY. Anything after that is just you playing pretend.

This isn't gender. This is your love. love is the way the body functions. Gender is more of an identity, hence gender identity.



love and gender usually match up but if they don't, the person is transloveual. There are some people out there who:
  • don't want to cohere to being a male or female (non-binary)
  • feel a mix of both masculinity and femininity and aren't sure (gender neutral)
And much more.

Then there are attention whores who want to just want to be unique with their fresh new pronouns. Call me by pronouns "zeebo" and "zeebos"

I don't really think there are more than two but I'm fairly certain all this stuff about is beyond my knowledge. But yeah, if you think about it there is  more than two. Just depends on how you want people to look at you (not attention whoring but how you actually want to be perceived) and how comfortable you are feeling that way.

EDIT: But yes, after reading back, genders are indeed a social construct. Which means there are definitely more than two, especially with the identification as a third (or more) gender. Society and people alike are the ones to create genders, not the lovees. Its just that two main genders are shoehorned into the two lovees, which I guess would make it confusing for some people.
« Last Edit: March 09, 2016, 07:55:54 AM by Hansome dude »

props for almost everyone in this topic confusing gender with love

Honestly, I have no opinion on how many genders there are. I don't even care to develop an opinion.

I know of two, but there could be more. I don't experience it at all, so I have no idea what it's like to not feel the main 2.
If someone tells me they don't identify as m/f then fine. I'll refer to them as 'they' (not that they would even know, since how often do you refer to someone as he/she/they in front of them? It's usually when you talk to someone else about them).
It's no skin off my nose to change a word.


And to be honest, meeting a non-binary individual in person is so rare that it hardly matters to worry about it.
I just try to be pleasant in person.

props for almost everyone in this topic confusing gender with love
enlighten us

hmm i guess it's only a coincidence that gender social constructs are linked with severe depression

enlighten us
love is male and female considered by their dingeling, gender is fluid because its a construct of social norms.