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Spurlock said:
I don’t know mate is it?.
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Let us see ...

1. Do have an intense dislike/hatred of transexual people ??

2. If the answer to 1 is yes, is it due to an adverse experience/event
during interaction with transexuals (ie rational) , or for reasons
that you cannot explain (irrational) ??

3. Do you suffer intense physical distress merely by being in the
presence of transexuals ??


If your answers to all of 1/2/3 is yes, then by the long-held medical
definition, you have a transexual phobia.
 
Dier Hard said:
Yeah this is where inclusion is becoming a joke. Thankfully Hubbard didn’t do too well in this Olympics but having a genetically born male compete against women is ruining the integrity of the sport. Some poor girl would’ve missed out on the chance to compete too due to Hubbard’s inclusion, imagine all your life training for something and then a born male comes in and takes your place? Must be heartbreaking.

Where does it actually stop too?

There’s an MMA fighter who transitioned from male to female and they beat a woman to a pulp in a fight to the point where they cracked her skull.
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Socially endorsed misogyny ( 'material detriment' = physical) .
 
The RDBD said:
Let us see ...

1. Do have an intense dislike/hatred of transexual people ??

2. If the answer to 1 is yes, is it due to an adverse experience/event
during interaction with transexuals (ie rational) , or for reasons
that you cannot explain (irrational) ??

3. Do you suffer intense physical distress merely by being in the
presence of transexuals ??


If your answers to all of 1/2/3 is yes, then by the long-held medical
definition, you have a transexual phobia.
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Which also leads to another question

4. Have you written either The IT Crowd or the Harry Potter books?
 
The RDBD said:
Let us see ...

1. Do have an intense dislike/hatred of transexual people ??

2. If the answer to 1 is yes, is it due to an adverse experience/event
during interaction with transexuals (ie rational) , or for reasons
that you cannot explain (irrational) ??

3. Do you suffer intense physical distress merely by being in the
presence of transexuals ??


If your answers to all of 1/2/3 is yes, then by the long-held medical
definition, you have a transexual phobia.
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1) I watched Ru Paul’s drag show a few times…had no problems
2) N/A
3)I suffer intense physical distress being around knobheads, sexual orientation is irrelevant.

hope I pass

:emoticon-0107-sweat
 
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Spurlock said:
I don’t know mate is it?

People can do what they want but I’m afraid I find it odd how in the last 5 years or so that kids are waking up and deciding they want to be the other sex. There was a new one a few weeks ago…some kid woke up and he was gender fluid..that means he can choose what sex is he is depending on the mood he’s in…I mean that’s a bigger wtf in my opinion mate. They can crack on with it but I think they need counselling…and what about that big hairy bloke who went into competition with the women at the Olympics weightlifting? You think that’s his right, I actually think it’s pathetic and what of the right is the women in that scenario? People get labelled homophobes etc but it seems quite fashionable and accepted to be hetrophobic nowadays without anyone batting an eyelid.
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I used to see a school boy walking to school in the girls uniform (ie, a skirt). I felt awful for him/her thinking he or she (!) must experience a difficult time in life.

I read in the local paper earlier this year that he/she died from suicide. Awful business.
 
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Tilly'sowner said:
I used to see a school boy walking to school in the girls uniform (ie, a skirt). I felt awful for him/her thinking he or she (!) must experience a difficult time in life.

I read in the local paper earlier this year that he/she died from suicide. Awful business.
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"died from suicide" never heard it quite put like that before
 
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Looks like PSG are closing in on Messi.

Messi, Neymar and Mbappe (assuming he stays, rumours he wants out now)… Not a bad front three for Poch to manage. If he don’t win the league and cup at least with that, I think he’ll be getting his P45.
 
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I've said it before, but I don't really get what being a man means, honestly.
If I was a woman and I lived the same lifestyle, wore the same clothes, had the same job, etc. would I be less of a woman?
The whole trans thing confuses the **** out of me and I don't understand it.

Having said that, it's none of my business if someone wants to go through all the **** that goes along with it to transition.
It obviously means a lot to them and they get it a lot better than I do.
No skin off my nose, so I'm not sure why I'm supposed to give a **** if they want to do it.
Not sure about the sporting aspect of it, but other than that I'm fully supportive of people living however makes them happy, as long as nobody gets hurt.
 
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Erik ten Hag: “Messi? We have called him and we are waiting. Dušan, are you ready to leave your spot for Messi?"
Tadić: “Yes, no problem."
 
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PleaseNotPoll said:
I've said it before, but I don't really get what being a man means, honestly.
If I was a woman and I lived the same lifestyle, wore the same clothes, had the same job, etc. would I be less of a woman?
The whole trans thing confuses the **** out of me and I don't understand it.

Having said that, it's none of my business if someone wants to go through all the **** that goes along with it to transition.
It obviously means a lot to them and they get it a lot better than I do.
No skin off my nose, so I'm not sure why I'm supposed to give a **** if they want to do it.
Not sure about the sporting aspect of it, but other than that I'm fully supportive of people living however makes them happy, as long as nobody gets hurt.
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Absolutely right.
Very punk rock.
People are different- in fact every person is different to every other person.
I don’t understand the desire to conform - and understand even less feeling threatened by non-conformity.
As you say, as long as others aren’t hurt by your actions, what’s the problem?
 
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PleaseNotPoll said:
I've said it before, but I don't really get what being a man means, honestly.
If I was a woman and I lived the same lifestyle, wore the same clothes, had the same job, etc. would I be less of a woman?
The whole trans thing confuses the **** out of me and I don't understand it.

Having said that, it's none of my business if someone wants to go through all the **** that goes along with it to transition.
It obviously means a lot to them and they get it a lot better than I do.
No skin off my nose, so I'm not sure why I'm supposed to give a **** if they want to do it.
Not sure about the sporting aspect of it, but other than that I'm fully supportive of people living however makes them happy, as long as nobody gets hurt.
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I've got 2 daughters, aged 17 and 20. Both have friends who are their age who are transitioning (F - M). I've met both and they're nice kids. They seem the same as the rest of their crowd...and it's in relation to the rest of their generation that the proliferation of gender issues makes sense.

When I was growing up, you were either straight or gay and that was fine. In the last 20 or 30 years, bisexuality became more publicised and quite possibly more practised as a result. Today, there are so many more epiphets...Until a couple of years ago, I'd never heard of Pansexuality, Omnisexuality or Polysexuality but my kids bander these terms around freely. and totally identify with the concepts. They're not limited in any way in their thinking on gender or sexuality, which are extremely fluid for them. Their trans friends are just another part of their normal.

I'm a bit lost on it all but if it's consensual and nobody's getting hurt, who doesn't want to be hurt, I've got no problem with it.
 
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