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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Emma Corrin and 'homophobia'

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IdgieThreadgoodeIsMyHeroine · 22/05/2024 17:11

Emma Corrin claims to have experienced homophobia since 'coming out' as non-binary.

Emma Corrin is in a relationship with Rami Malek.

Make it make sense.

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Snowypeaks · 23/05/2024 00:06

Fourfurrymonsters · 22/05/2024 23:05

Transmisia and cissexism are rooted in a desire to maintain the gender binary (i.e. the categories of 'male' and 'female'), a social construction which seeks to assign gender based on a person's declared sex at birth.

Well that’s a load of shite anyway because Male and Female are not categories of socially-constructed gender binary, they’re sex-based scientific, biological descriptors, as they are for pretty much every species on earth. And WTAF is cissexism. And furthermore why would you not assign gender (boy, girl) to a baby whose sex (male, female) is observed at birth? Why is this suddenly a heinous crime? Honestly I think these folk are just “what3words” in human form vomiting out word salads (but not male or female, because that would be offensive of course).

Boy and girl are not describing gender identity. They are describing the sex of a juvenile male or female human . So not assigned either.

MaryMaryVeryContrary · 23/05/2024 00:14

Womblingmerrily · 22/05/2024 17:24

I think it's like before you have children, you think you know everything about it and then 10 years later you realise you were a dick.

Lol

Boiledbeetle · 23/05/2024 00:16

I don't think you can be clearly, perceptibly and blatantly female without buying into traditional stereotypes about what being female is.

What utter drivel!

Snowypeaks · 23/05/2024 00:31

Berga literally does not understand what sex is. When we talk about sex markers, Berga processes it as if we had said gender stereotypes or gender presentation. Berga would look at a man presenting in a stereotypically feminine or over-sexualised way and decide that we are just too hung up on "gender stereotypes" (like shoulder-to-hip ratio, or brow ridges, or indeed penis bulge) to see that he's a woman. Blatantly female, look at those shoes.

Pieceofpurplesky · 23/05/2024 01:20

I mean, they'd have beautiful babies. Which I guess answers any questions.

LilyBartsHatShop · 23/05/2024 02:30

Theeyeballsinthesky · 22/05/2024 19:23

Oh god is this over privileged attention seeking wombat still whanging on about their specialness? Have they got a new film out or something?

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This is unfair. Wombats are, if a little stubborn at times, absolutely delightful creatures.

knitnerd90 · 23/05/2024 02:35

Forget Emma Corrin for a moment -- a bisexual person can be in an opposite sex relationship and have experienced homophobia. You can't just assume that someone is straight because they're currently in a heterosexual relationship. That's got nothing to do with nonbinary or not, either.

LilyBartsHatShop · 23/05/2024 03:06

FlirtsWithRhinos · 22/05/2024 23:42

I don't think you can be clearly, perceptibly and blatantly female without buying into traditional stereotypes about what being female is.

Fucking hell, it's finally happened. Instead of supporting feminists in challenging the validity of the traditional stereotypes imposed upon the female-bodied, the narrative is becoming "claim a trans identity or you deserve sexism". So stupid and sickening.

"Some women have been made so ashamed of their bodies they think acknowledging they exist is the cause of sexism."

  • Victoria Smith, March 2019
DracoDormiensNumquamTittilandum · 23/05/2024 04:26

knitnerd90 · 23/05/2024 02:35

Forget Emma Corrin for a moment -- a bisexual person can be in an opposite sex relationship and have experienced homophobia. You can't just assume that someone is straight because they're currently in a heterosexual relationship. That's got nothing to do with nonbinary or not, either.

Yes, of course. But that's not what Emma Corrin is claiming. She's claiming that because she claims to be non binary she's experienced homophobia.

AlisonDonut · 23/05/2024 04:42

I have no idea who Emma Corrin is. But I'd wager a Grimbut Gerbil on her being famous for doing a thing that is about her performing some sort of clearly, perceptively and blatantly female stereotypes.

It is often something like playing a female as an actor. Or something similar.

IdgieThreadgoodeIsMyHeroine · 23/05/2024 06:54

Justcallmebebes · 22/05/2024 22:52

Regardless of her non binary shit, she is the most irritating them person ever

I mean, there is some serious competition there. Sam Smith?

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IdgieThreadgoodeIsMyHeroine · 23/05/2024 06:58

LilyBartsHatShop · 23/05/2024 03:06

"Some women have been made so ashamed of their bodies they think acknowledging they exist is the cause of sexism."

  • Victoria Smith, March 2019

I LOVE Victoria Smith. Love her. My favourite feminist writer.

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IdgieThreadgoodeIsMyHeroine · 23/05/2024 06:59

AlisonDonut · 23/05/2024 04:42

I have no idea who Emma Corrin is. But I'd wager a Grimbut Gerbil on her being famous for doing a thing that is about her performing some sort of clearly, perceptively and blatantly female stereotypes.

It is often something like playing a female as an actor. Or something similar.

She's most famous for playing Princess Diana. Who EC claims was "queer". I'll just let that sink in for a minute.

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suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:11

Homophobia, as a hate crime, can be based on the perpetrator's perception that an individual is gay, rather than the reality of that status for the victim.

I thought that was widely known already? But seemingly not according to this thread.

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:14

"at the time of committing the offence, or immediately before or after doing so, the offender demonstrated hostility towards the victim based upon the sexual orientation (or presumed sexual orientation) of the victim"

https://www.cps.gov.uk/legal-guidance/homophobic-biphobic-and-transphobic-hate-crime-prosecution-guidance

Homophobic, Biphobic and Transphobic Hate Crime - Prosecution Guidance | The Crown Prosecution Service

https://www.cps.gov.uk/legal-guidance/homophobic-biphobic-and-transphobic-hate-crime-prosecution-guidance

IdgieThreadgoodeIsMyHeroine · 23/05/2024 07:19

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:11

Homophobia, as a hate crime, can be based on the perpetrator's perception that an individual is gay, rather than the reality of that status for the victim.

I thought that was widely known already? But seemingly not according to this thread.

But no one thinks Emma Corrin is gay. And they specifically linked the homophobia to 'coming out' as non-binary, which has fuck all to do with being gay.

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suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:25

IdgieThreadgoodeIsMyHeroine · 23/05/2024 07:19

But no one thinks Emma Corrin is gay. And they specifically linked the homophobia to 'coming out' as non-binary, which has fuck all to do with being gay.

Who are you to say nobody thinks Emma is gay?

If she is was in my social group of gay women she would very much be read as gay if she didn't say otherwise, and very popular with the singles amongst us 😂

Maaate · 23/05/2024 07:26

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:14

"at the time of committing the offence, or immediately before or after doing so, the offender demonstrated hostility towards the victim based upon the sexual orientation (or presumed sexual orientation) of the victim"

https://www.cps.gov.uk/legal-guidance/homophobic-biphobic-and-transphobic-hate-crime-prosecution-guidance

So, going back to my earlier question...

"How is this supposed homophobia manifesting itself? What abuse, physical or verbal, has Corrin been subjected to on the basis of Corrins homosexuality?"

Maaate · 23/05/2024 07:29

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:25

Who are you to say nobody thinks Emma is gay?

If she is was in my social group of gay women she would very much be read as gay if she didn't say otherwise, and very popular with the singles amongst us 😂

"She?"

Tsk tsk tsk. Misgendering is a hate crime

Seems to me like you are subjecting Emma to the same misgynistic tropes women have ensured for years. Short hair and doesn't wear girly clothes? Must be a lezza, hey?

WickedSerious · 23/05/2024 07:32

I think if Emma's 'experiencing' anything at all it'll be selfabsorbedtwataphobia.

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:38

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:25

Who are you to say nobody thinks Emma is gay?

If she is was in my social group of gay women she would very much be read as gay if she didn't say otherwise, and very popular with the singles amongst us 😂

I don't know or read much about Emma as I'm not slavishly devoted to slagging off gay/queer /trans people, so not familiar with their pronouns.

Anyway, Emma is likely to be read as gay when out and about, especially when out with women who can be read as gay (paparazzi shots of Emma indicate that this is often the case)

If the experiences are anything like the rest of us Emma will have been taunted with ' Which one's the man?', ... 'Why don't the 2 of you kiss for us?' ete etc.

Depending on Emma's response this could then be followed up with more serious abuse, and of course there are plenty cases where a physical assault has been launched after such an initial exchange.

takemeawayagain · 23/05/2024 07:38

WickedSerious · 23/05/2024 07:32

I think if Emma's 'experiencing' anything at all it'll be selfabsorbedtwataphobia.

I didn't need to look that one up in the dictionary to agree with it. Honestly NB people need to get over themselves, nobody 'feels' female or male, they just are. It's such a lot of attention seeking nonsense. Just the fact that people feel the need to 'come out' as NB - why would anyone else need to know or even care? Oh yes of course, so they can call you by your 'look how speshul I am' pronouns.

IdgieThreadgoodeIsMyHeroine · 23/05/2024 07:39

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:25

Who are you to say nobody thinks Emma is gay?

If she is was in my social group of gay women she would very much be read as gay if she didn't say otherwise, and very popular with the singles amongst us 😂

Anyone who knows enough about Emma Corrin to know they are non-binary will also know that they are dating Rami Malek.

I see your point that if someone passed EC on the street, they could be read as a lesbian, but that is not what they have said has happened. They have said that the 'homophobia' was in response to them being non-binary.

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IdgieThreadgoodeIsMyHeroine · 23/05/2024 07:41

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:38

I don't know or read much about Emma as I'm not slavishly devoted to slagging off gay/queer /trans people, so not familiar with their pronouns.

Anyway, Emma is likely to be read as gay when out and about, especially when out with women who can be read as gay (paparazzi shots of Emma indicate that this is often the case)

If the experiences are anything like the rest of us Emma will have been taunted with ' Which one's the man?', ... 'Why don't the 2 of you kiss for us?' ete etc.

Depending on Emma's response this could then be followed up with more serious abuse, and of course there are plenty cases where a physical assault has been launched after such an initial exchange.

My original post literally said that Emma Corrin is non-binary...

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takemeawayagain · 23/05/2024 07:41

suggestionsplease1 · 23/05/2024 07:38

I don't know or read much about Emma as I'm not slavishly devoted to slagging off gay/queer /trans people, so not familiar with their pronouns.

Anyway, Emma is likely to be read as gay when out and about, especially when out with women who can be read as gay (paparazzi shots of Emma indicate that this is often the case)

If the experiences are anything like the rest of us Emma will have been taunted with ' Which one's the man?', ... 'Why don't the 2 of you kiss for us?' ete etc.

Depending on Emma's response this could then be followed up with more serious abuse, and of course there are plenty cases where a physical assault has been launched after such an initial exchange.

She's not complaining about being wrongly read as gay though so you're completely missing the point. You're also completely making up what might or might not have happened to her.