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I had no idea dms were Insecure. Will you tell me more about that?

Thank you for the perspective. I feel like I understand a bit better now and may hold a more wholistic view. I am pretty disconnected from the collective in ways. Kind of old school. Its great to learn new things. 🙏

Thank you for the perspective. In my experience, there is a statistic to support most narratives, so they don't mean a lot to me. What is the age of consent? Growing up and getting comfortable in ones skin can take a life time. Some never figure it out. I feel that there is a push of confusion around gender with young people that is dangerous. I have met kids wanting to change gender because of an actor they like. Adults should do whatever they want for sure. But some people never grow up. So I don't know. I pretty ignorant on it all. Just my personal observation and intuition. Which often is useless. It's all interesting to watch unfold.

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thank you for the dm inviting this respectful conversation. i don't use dms here as they are not secure so i've decided to address it here.

i only ever speak for myself. gender is a social construct.

boys to this, girls do that etc. boys look like this, girls look like that. it has always been the case in english that people will gender someone...by guessing their pronouns based on appearance, thank you sir/maam etc.

telling someone your pronouns or posting them in a bio is expressing a personal descriptor...similar to telling them your name. people wear nametags at work so people know how to address them. it is a descriptor of a person's identity. plain and simple.

i don't buy the fiat gender conspiracy suggestion. transgender, intersex, and gender non-conforming people have been here since the beginning of time. the separation of groups comes from ignorance, religion, or just old fashioned transphobia and homophobia.

biology is far more expansive than black and white, this or that...the sex is a boy or girl.

take intersex people (people born with ambiguous genetalia) for example. those on this spectrum are about as common as people with red hair.

"Intersex is an umbrella term used to describe a wide range of natural variations that affect genitals, gonads, hormones, chromosomes or reproductive organs. Sometimes these characteristics are visible at birth, sometimes they appear at puberty, and sometimes they are not physically apparent at all."

historically, doctors have assigned intersex babies a gender at birth and performed mutilation surgeries based on appearance and size.

"The Phall-O-Meter is a satirical representation of the way that clinicians have historically determined whether visibly intersex children should be assigned female (and subjected to feminising surgeries) or assigned male (and subjected to masculinising surgeries). It was created by the Intersex Society of North America, based on research by Susan Kessler (1998):

In general, medical standards do not allow clitorises larger than .9 centimeters (about 3/8 of an inch). … [An image showing ranges of medically acceptable infant clitoral and penile lengths reveals] that intermediate area of phallic length than neither females nor males are permitted to have."

pronouns are not to make people do anything. it is a basic courtesy to avoid guessing, embarrasment.

David, if identify as a guy and you've ever been called maam or miss or lady by accident or on purpose, you know how it feels to be misgendered.

imagine how a lifetime of that feels.

Interesting times. Hard for me to wrap my head around it. My children in highschool school know many trans something people who I doubt will stick with it. Seems like it's a trend right now. I fear these ideas are pushed on our children more than necessary potentially causing un-needed confusion. I am hopeful that kids are kinder to each other though.

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thank you for the dm inviting this respectful conversation. i don't use dms here as they are not secure so i've decided to address it here.

i only ever speak for myself. gender is a social construct.

boys to this, girls do that etc. boys look like this, girls look like that. it has always been the case in english that people will gender someone...by guessing their pronouns based on appearance, thank you sir/maam etc.

telling someone your pronouns or posting them in a bio is expressing a personal descriptor...similar to telling them your name. people wear nametags at work so people know how to address them. it is a descriptor of a person's identity. plain and simple.

i don't buy the fiat gender conspiracy suggestion. transgender, intersex, and gender non-conforming people have been here since the beginning of time. the separation of groups comes from ignorance, religion, or just old fashioned transphobia and homophobia.

biology is far more expansive than black and white, this or that...the sex is a boy or girl.

take intersex people (people born with ambiguous genetalia) for example. those on this spectrum are about as common as people with red hair.

"Intersex is an umbrella term used to describe a wide range of natural variations that affect genitals, gonads, hormones, chromosomes or reproductive organs. Sometimes these characteristics are visible at birth, sometimes they appear at puberty, and sometimes they are not physically apparent at all."

historically, doctors have assigned intersex babies a gender at birth and performed mutilation surgeries based on appearance and size.

"The Phall-O-Meter is a satirical representation of the way that clinicians have historically determined whether visibly intersex children should be assigned female (and subjected to feminising surgeries) or assigned male (and subjected to masculinising surgeries). It was created by the Intersex Society of North America, based on research by Susan Kessler (1998):

In general, medical standards do not allow clitorises larger than .9 centimeters (about 3/8 of an inch). … [An image showing ranges of medically acceptable infant clitoral and penile lengths reveals] that intermediate area of phallic length than neither females nor males are permitted to have."

pronouns are not to make people do anything. it is a basic courtesy to avoid guessing, embarrasment.

David, if identify as a guy and you've ever been called maam or miss or lady by accident or on purpose, you know how it feels to be misgendered.

imagine how a lifetime of that feels.

Thank you for the thoughtful response. Truly helpful.

My pronouns are ilu/pv/pov

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Sadly we are confusing young people. Going against nature. Complicating that which need not be complicated 🤫

The motives behind this story seem no bueno... That's what I observe. Good intentions by individuals. Not so great, in the big picture. Just what it seems like to me. I really don't know though.

Telling people how to talk is freedom of expression?