Welcome to Religious Forums, a friendly forum to discuss all religions in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to the following site features:We hope to see you as a part of our community soon!
Yeah, you actually are misgendering her and being very rude about it. Those are indisputable facts at this point.
I’ve seen many folks online trolling people who try to misgender people by showing them pictures of passing trans folk interspersed with cis folks.
As I said before; he/him are biological terms as well
I've tried going the medical route, where with disorder or that syndrome these jerks end up calling cis people trans and end up being complete ******** to people who might just not have a "normal" figure for their birth sex. But they don't care.
And as we've been saying, that's misgendering and is rude.
Who am I being rude to?
Do you just not know anything? Asking what a soul is, that's a given and it does need defined. But an endocrine system? Thats highschool freshman biology. Who are you being rude to? That shouldn't need explained.
By transitioning.
No clue. But the notion that someone would actually undergo something so drastic just to sneak a peek at boobies is rather preposterous. The trade off makes no sense.
What evidence do you have that whatever it is that he did to transition was a major unbalance of his life?
How do you know whatever it is that he underwent was drastic? Perhaps it wasn't as much of a trade off as you seem to think it was.
I never came across he/him in biology classes or textbooks and I studied the subject to degree level.
People refer to male dogs as "he" and female dogs as "she" all the time; even though dogs don't have gender. They do this in reference to the dog's biology.
Were you referring to a dog?
No; I was just making the point that he/him can be applied to biology or gender.
When an ultrasound reveals the fetus' sex (or sexes in the case of mixed twins), it's common from that point onward in conversations on development and any potential issues to reference he/his, she/hers, so...
Is this about Lanford? I don't think I saw in reports what pronouns were preferred. And given so many in the community consider trans to include a variety of things, the binary he/him she/her pronouns aren't always a given: they, xir, etc., umpteen mix n' match even when claiming a gender.
No disagreement here! As I said before it's based on biology also.
Well, that was a general statement but he was misgendering Jenner, and a trans man in a picture in another thread. I don't see the point of it except to be rude and spiteful.
Exactly. So much work just to be a twat.And so unnecessary, too. I imagine it takes more effort to misgender someone who passes than just use the correct pronouns...