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Have you ever thought maybe you are misunderstandign the 'ideology' (ie being trans)?

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Terrycotta · 13/02/2019 09:27

Some of you who aren't total haters come across as sheep who are yourselves repressed trans individuals worried about coming out and being liberated.

You say you don't conform to Gendered stereotypes but you are also afraid to discard them and truly be free of 'sex' altogether, it makes no sense.
It's funny and confusing to see you go around in circles with your wrong and confusing logic, "I'm a woman but i don't like pink and have short hair", sorry to break it to you but this isn't the words of a woman, you are a repressed transgender person, you are a man!

Woman wouldn't say half the stuff that is said here, look at yourselves, most, if not all of you are probably male brained.

It's nothing to be scared of, you are special and brave to admit it rather than constantly assume it's bad and to try.

Ask yourselves this, would actual women plot the destruction of a small minority group like you people are?

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ReaganSomerset · 13/02/2019 10:59

*weigh

Datun · 13/02/2019 10:59

I didn't know this, but it makes sense, they are good skills for all people to have.

Indeed. That why my four sons play with Wendy houses and ironing boards.

ReaganSomerset · 13/02/2019 10:58

So, what are the characteristics of a female-minded person? We don't stick at the same job or career, like pink and have long hair. Can we think critically? Should we be denied the vote or are we intelligent enough to weight the pros and cons? What other characteristics do we possess?

(I like purple best and have long hair, so deffo a ladybrain-unless the ladybrains only like pink?)

LangCleg · 13/02/2019 10:58

Hope! It's a kid on half term! FFS!

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Terrycotta · 13/02/2019 10:58

you can learn to cook, iron and sew in the army

I didn't know this, but it makes sense, they are good skills for all people to have.

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BiologyNotBigotry · 13/02/2019 10:58

This thread is hilarious! Good one, OP!

This is a joke, right?!

If I self-ID as a spider, can I spin webs? That would be super useful when the DC that I grew in my uterus are running away from me because I won't buy them chocolate.

My DD was playing with a train the other day... Should I be changing her name to something more manly? Although she does also enjoy playing with her doll & cuddles anything she can get her hands on... Maybe I should go for a gender neutral name for now...

Datun · 13/02/2019 10:57

I think...

LangCleg · 13/02/2019 10:57

Is Windows XP male or female? I'm struggling to keep up with the pace of change in OP's wondrous transhumanist utopia.

Datun · 13/02/2019 10:57

Its a piss take HQ. A joke.

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HopeMumsnet · 13/02/2019 10:57

Hi all,
While the uncivil and goading tone of the opening post does breach our trans guidelines, we do feel that this has been an interesting thread that gives worthwhile insight into issues not often explored on our boards, so we are locking rather than deleting the thread.

ChakiraChakra · 13/02/2019 10:57

I've read the first page and this page; does anything actually interesting or revolutionary happen in between?

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Terrycotta · 13/02/2019 10:56

So you consider her a role model?

Not to me, but she apparently is for a lot of girls, millions in fact.

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MrsWinkly · 13/02/2019 10:56

So evolution, which takes millions of years, is the same as a bit of computer software (which I can purchase, install, upgrade in minutes)?....

IamFrauBlucher · 13/02/2019 10:56

So you never have feminine thoughts, so you can't comment, but you can judge others on your own sliding scale of femininity, which somehow you've thought about and defined based on clothing colour preference, but not baking and sewing.

Is that because you can learn to cook, iron and sew in the army, but not wear pink camouflage?

Just taking a stab at this, again on behalf of the lads here...

But if you could clarify with your man brain, that'd be great.

ZuttZeVootEeeVro · 13/02/2019 10:55

Barbie is a sterling example of resilience in the face of the gender struggle.

I think this is something that we can all agree with.

Wrybread · 13/02/2019 10:55

So how do you explain this?

(Hint: Gender is something our society imposes on people because of their perceived biological sex)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nWu44AqF0iI

PoppingBubbles · 13/02/2019 10:54

Oh, oh! Hold on OP before you define me - I forgot to list my appearance.
I sometimes wear make up, and prefer dresses for comfort. However, today I'm barefaced and have jeans on.

Mummyoflittledragon · 13/02/2019 10:54

Barbie is a sterling example of resilience in the face of thegender struggle.

So you consider her a role model?

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Terrycotta · 13/02/2019 10:54

Why do we have defining genders? Let's juat stick with the two biological sexes and say that a biological woman can like other women,cars and wear trousers and vice versa but it doesn't mean they are in the "wrong body" let's lose gender all together.

evolution happens and we move on. this is the next step in that wave.
it's like all those still using windows XP, most of the world has moved on to windows10.

people still cling to windows XP because it has it's uses, but over time it gets more and more obsolete.

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EsmesRedPetticoat · 13/02/2019 10:53

No I don’t have a vuvla. I have a Ford Focus.

Datun · 13/02/2019 10:53

But, in our defence, we have spoken to quite a few people who think that way.

Apollo440 · 13/02/2019 10:53

Come on guys (?) this is a superb reductio ad absurdum. TRA logic laid bare. Most amusing.

NoseringGirl · 13/02/2019 10:53

So if all these people are identifying as another gender, and presumably getting hormones/surgery, how are the few people left meant to continue the species? That's a small gene pool.

AuntieOxident · 13/02/2019 10:53

I can’t decide if the OP is actually semi-literate or just pretending.
If the latter, very poor attempt, 0/10.
If the former, that’s nice dear. You take care now.

Knicknackpaddyflak · 13/02/2019 10:52

OFFS.

Sweetie, believe whatever you want. Have fun. Enjoy yourself. But if you feel entitled to bore the hell out of evangelise at me then I'm equally entitled to tell you it's silly, nonsensical, arrogant and highly immature bullshit. And that repeating it, or even writing it on your hand in sharpie, doesn't make it real or convince anyone.

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