Jimmy
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An experimentor is not a repressed homosexual
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What Age Is Acceptable To Identify As The Opposite Sex?
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Dude. You do not have the authority to decide what hurts in anyone else.
Jimmy
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Dude an experimentor who takes hormone medicine only to realize their heterosexual is a sad story dude.
If that was all this was about, I somehow doubt you'd be making such fuss out of practicing common courtesy. It is not complicated to call other humans what they ask to be called. Whether it "makes sense" to you (or even them) is irrelevant. Call others what they'd like to be called because doing otherwise is, plainly, rude and disrespectful. We're not being asked to pass judgement, we're being asked to practice basic common courtesy. This isn't complicated.
Pretty sure I can't help something to "make sense" to you here. Besides, as mentioned, whether something "makes sense" doesn't matter - it's not complicated to stop passing judgement and instead just be courteous. I mean, the concept of gender doesn't make any sense to me and I don't believe in it, but that doesn't stop me from calling other humans by whatever gender they see themselves as. Simple, common courtesy. It's not complicated.
Categorizing another human as only experimenting about their experiences is the only sad thing here man. Your friend who dies and rebirths the world know you're better person then that.
The concept of gender doesn't make any sense to me either, and if it was just grownups involved, and if those grownups were truly not trying to create zero-sum games, I'd be happy with the courteous approach.
But this thread is about kids making determinations about their "gender". And these determinations have dangerous, irreversible side effects.
I know women who prefer wearing men's clothes, but that doesn't make them a man; they're just women who prefer wearing men's clothes. Again; what feeling do men have that women do not have (and visa versa)?
Jimmy
Veteran Member
I’m talking about the ones who already went through treatment only to realize their heterosexual, man.
So what else is it about then?
I am not passing judgment on these people. When my grandfather got up in age and began suffering from dementia, it would not have been a courtesy to confirm his delusions. We got him help, he got medicine and it helped some; but if we were to instead confirm that the guy on the TV were actually talking to him, we would not have been doing him any favors.
Jimmy
Veteran Member
An experimentor is an experimenter man. An experimenter who turns out to be gay is gay, man. Your friend Thor knows that.
Argentbear
Well-Known Member
you don't feel like a man? are you sure you are one?
Argentbear
Well-Known Member
If you were really interested you would already know
Are you at all aware of the reality of the people you presume to speak of?
As it happens, I have some of that awareness. I do not take kindly on your attitude.
Jimmy
Veteran Member
I’m aware of the reality of the stories that I have heard of heterosexuals that have shared their stories after they have taken hormone treatments.
Argentbear
Well-Known Member
Bull
I challenge the legitimacy of those.
And even more fiercely your credentials to decide what other people should be blocked from deciding.
Argentbear
Well-Known Member
What ARE you talking about?
Jimmy
Veteran Member
To each there own
So a percentage point of a percentage point.... Big deal? There are always outliers.