"But the young woman whose meltdown is the center of this video ... my god."
It genuinely makes me sad that a young woman has became so confused that she has to leave a meeting because somebody won't refer to her as "they." That this is a source of emotional tumuli.
Seriously, what are the odds that she finds herself on the streets or bei…
"But the young woman whose meltdown is the center of this video ... my god."
It genuinely makes me sad that a young woman has became so confused that she has to leave a meeting because somebody won't refer to her as "they." That this is a source of emotional tumuli.
Seriously, what are the odds that she finds herself on the streets or being horribly taken advantage of at some point because she simply isn't emotionally resilient enough for the very basics of life.
It was not a meeting, it was a face-to-face conversation. Which is really odd because she screamed that her coworker "misgendered" her three times. Funny, when I'm talking to someone I address him as "you," not as "he." Her boss got involved and didn't take her side and she ended up storming out of the office.
She mentioned that silly neologism "transphobic" but she isn't transgendered; real repeat real transgendered people adopt the opposite gendered pronoun at some point during transitioning, usually after reassignment surgery. "They" is the affectation of those "non-binary" people.
The host of the video, which I unsubscribed from because he says "Democrat Party," didn't make a very clear case that the workplace is not a stage for projecting oneself, she was supposed to be there to work, not to project her "gender identity."
I wonder how many seconds she can go without thinking about her non-binaryness. My guess is that those intervals are very brief.
"But the young woman whose meltdown is the center of this video ... my god."
It genuinely makes me sad that a young woman has became so confused that she has to leave a meeting because somebody won't refer to her as "they." That this is a source of emotional tumuli.
Seriously, what are the odds that she finds herself on the streets or being horribly taken advantage of at some point because she simply isn't emotionally resilient enough for the very basics of life.
It was not a meeting, it was a face-to-face conversation. Which is really odd because she screamed that her coworker "misgendered" her three times. Funny, when I'm talking to someone I address him as "you," not as "he." Her boss got involved and didn't take her side and she ended up storming out of the office.
She mentioned that silly neologism "transphobic" but she isn't transgendered; real repeat real transgendered people adopt the opposite gendered pronoun at some point during transitioning, usually after reassignment surgery. "They" is the affectation of those "non-binary" people.
The host of the video, which I unsubscribed from because he says "Democrat Party," didn't make a very clear case that the workplace is not a stage for projecting oneself, she was supposed to be there to work, not to project her "gender identity."
I wonder how many seconds she can go without thinking about her non-binaryness. My guess is that those intervals are very brief.
I have no sympathy for her whatsoever.