Gender Fluidity - The Aftermath

Here we go again with all the monkey business from over educated and under informed IGNORANT liberal troll's who use words they do not understand.

GeneWright, posted: "But you're not respecting theirs if you don't honor them. It costs you nothing to do so."

Actually Gene, when a mentally challenged, confused, ignorant, brainwashed, human craving attention choses a grammatical classification to express the SEX they wish to be, it costs me peace of mind to think that they have a vote! It also costs me valuable time responding to "what if questions" about liberal nonsense to explain the actions of "lost" minds. Gene, it is this simple. Some folks are sick in the head, some folks like attention.

GeneWright, posted: What are you even talking about? It's not a sexual identity, it's a gender identity. You can't discern someone's sexual preferences by their gender identity [100% true but this has absolutely nothing to do with the relationship between gender and sex.], and that's just a [fractured liberal] fact."

Note to all: It's typical of liberals to change the subject or introduce "strawmen" arguments to avoid the truth that some folks in our society are mentally sick and very confused. THAT IS THE FACT!

 

If I have no idea what takes place in their bedroom... And they have no idea what takes place in my bedroom.... Is that not good enough for everyone?

 

Bullcrap. Don’t try to change the meaning of what I wrote, GW.

They can be who they want to be, but they cannot reasonably expect others to like it.

 

Hey @GeneWright, I now identify as an ignorant, atheist, Commie loving, liberal, female, Princeton-educated, mascot hog. I don't have a pronoun but I'll answer to dirty, smelly, pig.

In spite of that, I don't duck direct questions.

 

Oh crap, I forgot. Gene is just a young man with very little world experience who has been influenced by the "times" he has grown up in. I've been too hard on him by treating him as an equal. I truly am a dirty smelly pig.

 

It's always harder to stand in the shoes of someone born before you than one born after you.

It's also always harder to stand in the shoes of one who provided jobs than one who did not.