"in my experience" your experience isn't an experience that has an acute understanding of transness. you're not convinced because you're a transphobic, cis english major who believes that he knows more than trans people when it comes to the topics of misgendering and degendering lmaooooo
Or you could go with what I actually said, which is that I know people do use "they," however technically incorrect, to refer to gender-known folks, because I've heard them use it.
or you could listen to trans people, admit that you have no idea what you're talking about when it comes to the topic of misgendering, and log off. leave trans people alone, transphobe.
Once again, I have said I understand how it can be seen as an insult. But that people who unintentionally insult shouldn't just be smeared as vile bigots.
I called you a transphobe because you said transphobic things about providing trans healthcare to trans kids & you complained about how were called transphobic for "questioning trans dogma" again, you need to look up what "implicit bias" means. I asked you to do so earlier. have you done that yet?
I support trans healthcare for kids though, that's why my cousin came up. I question all dogma, thanks.
Except the dogma that says trans healthcare for kids is bad.
I support gender care for trans kids though.
except you don't. your previous comments refute this claim of yours. please define "gender affirming care" and "trans healthcare", and describe what that would entail if it were provided to a trans kid. bsky.app/profile/b3an...
you said "[if] you propose altering minors some people don't respond positively to that because they're not terminally fucking online yapping at each other in a trans bubble." there's no such thing as "trans dogma", & it's bad that you said you were deemed transphobic for "questioning trans dogma"
I still have no idea if you know what "implicit bias" means. have you looked up its definition?
Oh I think this discussion very much proves the existence of trans bubbles and dogma. It can happen to any group, you aren't exceptional, you're just human beings too. And those can be good for establishing community and culture. But wanting to never be questioned is harmful.
Describe the tenets of trans dogma for us.
this conversation w/ a few trans people & our allies "proves the existence of trans bubbles and dogma" all because we tried explaining how you were being transphobic & how misgendering works? you were never "questioning trans dogma"; you were being transphobic. you're wrong. youtu.be/GM-e46xdcUo?...
"but then, how do you explain the existence of trans bubbles and trans dogma (which was a total fabrication that I made up)?" youtu.be/n-NnxdZqPOE?...
So I violated the dogma that "they" is transphobic and misgendering? And then questioned it.
define "trans dogma" and provide an example of the trans community being "dogmatic"
You "question everything" people sure can't handle being questioned very well.
sounds like a George Carlin bit lol
opened your mind so much your brain fell out, i heard it from tim minchin who said he got it from someone else