Coming out as genderfluid on this forum

[Amarok]

So according to this douche treating people like shit is treating them like an adult and not treating them like shit is treating them like a child .

[Cod]

I liked the part where he called me dickless

[Amarok]

I liked the part where he called me dickless

Lol yeah that was funny

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Also saying we don't care after we clearly stand up for the person he's insulting and him taking the effort to come to a thread to comment 

That was fucking hilarious 

[Huggy Bear]

Whatever happen to these things as a disorder?


My thought on identifying as whatever the hell one wants to identify as, and why it's nonsense...


At what point does one go too far? Recently there was a white man (two white Irish parents) who won a government grant (£100,000) intended for ethnic minority actors because he "identified" as being black.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/11...ce-scheme/

A white theatre director, who describes himself as an "African born again", has come under fire, after securing public funding intended to help ethnic minorities develop their stage careers.

Anthony Lennon, 53, who was born in London and whose parents are Irish, won a place on a two year Arts Council funded scheme, after a leading black theatre company accepted his claim to be of "mixed heritage".

He was one of four "theatre practitioners of colour", to be awarded part of a £400,000 talent development grant.

But Mr Lennon has been accused of being a "racial imposter" after it emerged that despite changing his name to Taharka Ekundayo at one point, he is unquestionably white.

Is this also acceptable? Explain how someone can "Identify" as black without actually being black and living the "black experience"?

[Shell B]

So, is a disorder unacceptable? Of course not, so even if it's a disorder, it's fine.

[Amarok]

Whatever happen to these things as a disorder?


My thought on identifying as whatever the hell one wants to identify as, and why it's nonsense...


At what point does one go too far? Recently there was a white man (two white Irish parents) who won a government grant (£100,000) intended for ethnic minority actors because he "identified" as being black.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/11...ce-scheme/

A white theatre director, who describes himself as an "African born again", has come under fire, after securing public funding intended to help ethnic minorities develop their stage careers.

Anthony Lennon, 53, who was born in London and whose parents are Irish, won a place on a two year Arts Council funded scheme, after a leading black theatre company accepted his claim to be of "mixed heritage".

He was one of four "theatre practitioners of colour", to be awarded part of a £400,000 talent development grant.

But Mr Lennon has been accused of being a "racial imposter" after it emerged that despite changing his name to Taharka Ekundayo at one point, he is unquestionably white.

Is this also acceptable? Explain how someone can "Identify" as black without actually being black and living the "black experience"?

I already addressed this in my Anti Trans thread . The existence or non existence of trans racialism in no way impacts the existence of Trans gender people . There two separate things don't conflate them . And even more interesting why would it bother you ? And no trans is no longer really considered a disorder a disorder requires something more specific .

https://atheistforums.org/thread-57664.html

[Huggy Bear]

So, is a disorder unacceptable? Of course not, so even if it's a disorder, it's fine.

The word kinda has a negative connotation, but I'd say it depends on the disorder and whether or not it's being treated.

[Amarok]

So, is a disorder unacceptable? Of course not, so even if it's a disorder, it's fine.

The word kinda has a negative connotation, but I'd say it depends on the disorder and whether or not it's being treated.

Or is a disorder at all

[Shell B]

So, is a disorder unacceptable? Of course not, so even if it's a disorder, it's fine.

The word kinda has a negative connotation, but I'd say it depends on the disorder and whether or not it's being treated.

I mean, whether or not it's being treated, it's not something a person has any control of (disorders, that is). Therefore, it's acceptable either way. We can't just not accept people's life experiences because they don't jive with ours, especially if they can't help it.

Would you find my OCD or panic disorder unacceptable? What about Tibs' Tourette's Syndrome. I'd guess not, so if your hypothesis that it is a disorder is correct, it's even more reason to be kind and understanding.

[Huggy Bear]

The word kinda has a negative connotation, but I'd say it depends on the disorder and whether or not it's being treated.

I mean, whether or not it's being treated, it's not something a person has any control of (disorders, that is). Therefore, it's acceptable either way. We can't just not accept people's life experiences because they don't jive with ours, especially if they can't help it.

Would you find my OCD or panic disorder unacceptable? What about Tibs' Tourette's Syndrome. I'd guess not, so if your hypothesis that it is a disorder is correct, it's even more reason to be kind and understanding.

Like I said, it depends on the disorder. Is the behavior harmful to society? If so then it's unacceptable.

I think we can all agree that pedophilia is unacceptable.

A man beating a woman is generally looked on as unacceptable, unless the man identifies as a woman... explain that logic.
Transgender ‘female’ MMA fighter gives female opponent concussion, broken eye socket

Transgender mixed martial arts (MMA) competitor Fallon Fox is facing new criticisms after breaking the eye socket of his last opponent.

On Saturday, Fox defeated Tamikka Brents by TKO at 2:17 of the first round of their match. In addition to the damaged orbital bone that required seven staples, Brents received a concussion. In a post-fight interview this week, she told Whoa TV that "I've never felt so overpowered ever in my life."

“I’ve fought a lot of women and have never felt the strength that I felt in a fight as I did that night. I can’t answer whether it’s because [he] was born a man or not, because I’m not a doctor,” she stated. “I can only say, I’ve never felt so overpowered ever in my life, and I am an abnormally strong female in my own right. ”

Like I said, where are we going to draw the line?