In response to Dan, what’s the rule? It’s that humans come in 2 sexes: male and female. We can alter our appearance, but we cannot change our sex no matter how much medical intervention we do. I know some will say but “wutabout”. Ok, there are exceptions. Exceptions like multiple chromosomes or ambiguous genitals. Just like some b…
In response to Dan, what’s the rule? It’s that humans come in 2 sexes: male and female. We can alter our appearance, but we cannot change our sex no matter how much medical intervention we do. I know some will say but “wutabout”. Ok, there are exceptions. Exceptions like multiple chromosomes or ambiguous genitals. Just like some babies are born without all their fingers. But humans still are defined by having 10 fingers. So, that’s my rule. I’d love to hear people start affirming “you were not born in the wrong body” because, other than your sex “determined” at birth, anyone can be whatever they are or want to be. Humans can dress how they want, do sports or not, be religious or not, wear nail polish or not, long hair/short hair, sleep with who they want or abstain completely, marry who they want, etc. I don’t care. Unless the thing requires a penis or a vagina, you are free to be you! But I don’t want to walk into a bathroom with a undisguised man standing at the sink. I would walk back out. It used to be women’s bathrooms were shared with transwomen and we never knew about it. Because it was about appearance. 30 yrs ago I had an employee transitioning from male to female. For bathrooms, it wasn’t hard…use the unisex one until you look enough like a woman to pass. And it was never an issue. Today, with the move for men to just “feel” like a woman (no appearance change required), it changes everything for me, including even bathrooms. When men are allowed in women's spaces or sports, women will self-exclude. How can “inclusion” hurt us? That’s how. We aren’t going to stick around. I wish women prisoners could say the same. This was obvious and non controversial 5 minutes ago.
In response to Dan, what’s the rule? It’s that humans come in 2 sexes: male and female. We can alter our appearance, but we cannot change our sex no matter how much medical intervention we do. I know some will say but “wutabout”. Ok, there are exceptions. Exceptions like multiple chromosomes or ambiguous genitals. Just like some babies are born without all their fingers. But humans still are defined by having 10 fingers. So, that’s my rule. I’d love to hear people start affirming “you were not born in the wrong body” because, other than your sex “determined” at birth, anyone can be whatever they are or want to be. Humans can dress how they want, do sports or not, be religious or not, wear nail polish or not, long hair/short hair, sleep with who they want or abstain completely, marry who they want, etc. I don’t care. Unless the thing requires a penis or a vagina, you are free to be you! But I don’t want to walk into a bathroom with a undisguised man standing at the sink. I would walk back out. It used to be women’s bathrooms were shared with transwomen and we never knew about it. Because it was about appearance. 30 yrs ago I had an employee transitioning from male to female. For bathrooms, it wasn’t hard…use the unisex one until you look enough like a woman to pass. And it was never an issue. Today, with the move for men to just “feel” like a woman (no appearance change required), it changes everything for me, including even bathrooms. When men are allowed in women's spaces or sports, women will self-exclude. How can “inclusion” hurt us? That’s how. We aren’t going to stick around. I wish women prisoners could say the same. This was obvious and non controversial 5 minutes ago.