

Well yeah, that goes without saying.
Trans woman, gamer, sci-fi/fantasy writer, catfox


Well yeah, that goes without saying.


It depends on how you say it. I haven’t gotten any bad reactions yet. One lady was surprised and delighted to be addressed with dignity for a change.


The discrimination is on the basis of race. That doesn’t make it right, that doesn’t mean that’s the actual reason they’re doing it in their minds. You’re adding unnecessary context to the base word instead of adding the appropriate expansions to the base word to make it fit the desired context.


You just love moving those goalposts so you can keep having a leg to stand on.
I don’t love you doing it. Ta-ta.


“let’s look at racism”
brings up historic examples of systemic, institutionalized racism, omitting every single personal act of racism in history
You expect me to take this seriously as a rebuttal?


Because it’s not powerism, it’s racism.
Yep you’re lost bud. No idea what you’re talking about.
It’s glorious! https://youtube.com/shorts/aX5T5tm6ulU?is=-83owTgwFYaO92jj
That’s great! You should definitely go say that in the thread about it!


Normalize calling women “madame”!
You are literally in the wrong thread. This isn’t the “maga hates libraries again” thread.


And that god’s name is “Business”.


Well it sure was nice of you to show up in a thread about how hurt and frustrated someone is about people not using their pronouns, to tell us why it’s actually their fault because one time someone wasn’t nice to your wife.
I’m not continuing this conversation.


Do you have any idea how rare those even are, let alone how rare it is to find someone who uses them who’d jump down your throat if you got it mixed up the first time? Who in your life has put you on the spot about that? What community has excommunicated you for this? Ae you just making up scenarios in your head to get mad about?


but since this is kinda new it’ll not always be correct.
It’s not new. It’s been a thing for thousands of years. The reason it seems new now is because a bunch of assholes repressed it with violence. Some of us had our identities repressed with violence when we were young, and some of us are still in situations like that. If someone reacts badly to being misgendered, instead of assuming they’re some kind of bad example to be avoided, try to understand where they’re coming from and why what seems like a silly little accident on your part can at time be hurtful to others. That’s not to say there won’t be some real immature people or outright bad actors, but a little understanding can go a long way.
Pronouns essentially make people have to remember 3 words instead of just the name for each person after all.
You already use them. You use them all the time and don’t even think about it. It’s not that complicated. It’s literally elementary school stuff. If you’re genuine then people will notice and great allowance can be made for mistakes… but sometimes the reasons people serve up for why they keep getting it wrong start to sound less like apology and more like justification. Try not to fall into that trap.


Floof attracts floof. It’s the law of nature uwu


Do you seriously not know what sealioning is? It’s the stupid disingenuous tactic you’re employing right now. Claiming you’re just asking questions, but you’re asking pointless time wasting questions about shit that’s obvious as hell and already argued to death. You want answers to these extremely elementary and misleading questions? Stop asking empty space like it’s a divine mystery and go educate yourself.
But you don’t actually want the answers, and you already know they don’t agree with you. It’s the endless pretense of not knowing better, the eternal “just asking questions” you have no intention of accepting honest answers to, that is the whole point. You’re obvious, chief. You’re a kid with one hand in the jar and chocolate on your face “just asking questions” about who ate the cookies. Fuck off!


Very fluffy dog. Can I pet? owo
I have no idea why you’re trying so hard to talk about anything except the literal actual thing we’re talking about. This conversation is over.