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[Yoink]

My composure is so un-chill I cook my pancakes on it in the mornings.

[TD1]

My composure is so un-chill I cook my pancakes on it in the mornings.

Yoink, you're not very modest.

I mean, who goes out and tells people that he's hot?

[Eric Blank]

:/ sorry bout that

I'll stop clogging this thread with gender speak

Everything has been about gender speak recently.

'Tis a sad in itself.

The sheer quantity of arguments about this and race have really been a downer, yes.

Also, dorfy, yoink does. Yoink has the best self esteems.

[Yoink]

I'm not very modest.
It's my only failing.

[TD1]

He just said he's perfect in every way but modesty!

You bastard

[Bauglir]

In other news, since everything I could possibly want to say has already been said but better (thanks a lot Willfor ), I think I've exhausted the local grocery's supply of foods I haven't yet tried, and also want to.

Now I'll have to mildly inconvenience myself by going to other stores. >_____________>

[Descan]

@Truean re: Infinitely expandable acronym for sexuality and gender identity: MOGAI.

Also, @cry: Reason why "treating them like anyone else" (I.E. referring to them as traditionally-male methods, like "dude" "man" "guy") would be bad for a transwoman (it's obviously not an issue if they're a transman ) is that while ciswomen are fairly confident in their gender identity and apparent gender, by definition a transwoman is not. It's almost a certainty that they have some self issue with how they feel they come across to others, and it's harder to pass as a woman with a male-puberty body than to pass as a man with a female-puberty body.

That's just to explain why, I'm not saying you're a terrible person for it or anything, and of course you can always say "Yo, my bad," and fix it if they seem visibly upset or even speak up about it, but I'm just trying to articulate why it's an issue. Could make people think they've failed in their gender presentation, which is a touchy subject for obvious reasons.

[timferius]

You guys are making me sad with all of this arguing everywhere

On a more unrelated note, my girlfriend left for Canada yesterday. Soon as she got there she ran into a bunch of problems and now wants to come back home immediately. I had to sit thorough an hour and a half of being unable to help my crying girlfriend feeling homesick

its not so bad up here! I promise! Unless she's in Manitoba. F--- Manitoba.

[penguinofhonor]

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[Gentlefish]

You guys are making me sad with all of this arguing everywhere

On a more unrelated note, my girlfriend left for Canada yesterday. Soon as she got there she ran into a bunch of problems and now wants to come back home immediately. I had to sit thorough an hour and a half of being unable to help my crying girlfriend feeling homesick

its not so bad up here! I promise! Unless she's in Manitoba. F--- Manitoba.

Calgary. Don't get me wrong, I've been up there and it's lovely. But when you don't really have any friends or family and you're in a different country and a full day's drive (at least) away, it ban be real hard on the soul.

[KingofstarrySkies]

DESCANNNNN

YOU QUOTED TRUEANNNNN

[Yoink]

SHUNNNNN

[Cryxis, Prince of Doom]

A non acronym name is needed, because then the definition can be expanded and contracted without the word itself being expanded and contracted.

MOGAI.

Also, @cry: Reason why "treating them like anyone else" (I.E. referring to them as traditionally-male methods, like "dude" "man" "guy") would be bad for a transwoman (it's obviously not an issue if they're a transman ) is that while ciswomen are fairly confident in their gender identity and apparent gender, by definition a transwoman is not. It's almost a certainty that they have some self issue with how they feel they come across to others, and it's harder to pass as a woman with a male-puberty body than to pass as a man with a female-puberty body.

That's just to explain why, I'm not saying you're a terrible person for it or anything, and of course you can always say "Yo, my bad," and fix it if they seem visibly upset or even speak up about it, but I'm just trying to articulate why it's an issue. Could make people think they've failed in their gender presentation, which is a touchy subject for obvious reasons.

Ya
The reason I said we call people those things though is because they kinda lost their masculin meanings and just mean multiple people.
I can walk up to my group of friends and say "hey dudes" or "hey guys" and no one gets offended because it means the same as saying "hello my diverse group of friends"
The words carry a different meaning here
But ya if someone specifically asks to be called different I have no problem doing so.

Also this entire conversation reminds me of an episode of South Park where the word fagot was explained in a different meaning

[Descan]

DESCANNNNN

YOU QUOTED TRUEANNNNN

Aw shitnipples.

[Tiruin]

Y'all are quoting Truean by quoting Descan! I:<
Rawr!
(Meaning: Cryxis, you're quoting Truean by quoting Descan{'s prior edited post.} )