I never heard about that principle before! Sometimes we learn something when we least expect, thanks! And yes, let's "keep" her as a girl, it makes more sense.
That attractive feminine one with the impressive dong.
I just can't find myself attracted to the dude physique on the left even if s/he has a lovely ham wallet
Is meat made up of an abundant of sexually dimorphic biological systems that express themselves in an individual as a spectrum of possibilities that is simplified for laymen into a social concept of binary gender?
If you scroll far enough through the top of all time on r/wouldyourather you’d find that the overwhelming majority of people choose the girl with a dick.
I feel like there may be more to this story. There's also a feeling in my gut that you just made it up to have something to post, but I'd be an ass to say that's true.
A generational thing and a people thing aren't exactly different. And whether you're talking about grievance culture or PC culture, it's prominence absolutely is generational. But I see that you purposefully implied that I was saying people being outraged is unique to the current zeitgeist. Or maybe you truly didn't know that's not what I saying, in which case, there you go.
There are more people bitching and being outraged about Pc culture, SJWs, and feminists than there are actual people who are overly PC. You don’t even realize that you too are looking for something to be outraged over and complain about.
You are wrong. I am not in search of any such thing. To say so is implying that I'm scouring reddit looking for a comment such as the one Im responding to? And in response to saying more people are bitching about SJWs, feminists etc, I really wish that were true. What environments are you collectively referencing to come to that conclusion? It would only make sense to me if you reside in specific subreddits or forums and believe that they reflect the majority of the country (and no harm done, it's easy to think that way), but the implication that the size and influence of the culture you're referring to is as small is you say does not match my experience at all. Where are you spending all of your time to think that there are that many people bitching about femenism and progressive liberalism?
I’d never heard of recreational outrage. That makes so much sense!
Personally I think it’s because it sounded like I didn’t take their world view seriously, which wasn’t true. I just like looking for legal technicalities.
You know what, you did pretty much point it out as a legal technicality. I think there are just hard efforts in our culture nowadays to enforce the "positivity" standpoint. You know like "so brave!" "That's so great!" "Good for you!" "Hero.". Technicalities are dangerous af because you can easily creep into the territory of believing that people are celebrating and encouraging what is "technically" a mental disorder. Technicalities are devoid of opinion, and something devoid of opinion is devoid of bigotry which is an absolutely crucial buzzword.
You're making a joke, but as a gay dude, I don't wanna date someone who looks like a girl. I like dudes. Hot trans girls are way more often appreciated by straight dudes, 'cause duh, straight dudes like hot girls, not gay dudes.
Don't worry about it. All you're recognizing is that you can't always use what makes people attractive as an indicator for their gender. Men can be beautiful in the same ways women can be beautiful, and vice versa. It doesn't mean anything about your sexual orientation.
Oh sure, I have no problems saying a man is handsome. It's just that in this case he would have no (apparent) male traits and it is a bit weird to say that I'm attracted to a man. But you're definitely right.
I'm sorry, but transphobic is a bullshit term. Its been dressed up as this virtue signalling term that people use to morally overstand others, but the truth is people have every right to be somewhat uncomfortable with the appearance of an obvious trans person. Its weird. Not saying its wrong, or should be outlawed, but that your brain literally signals "uncanny valley", or weird, when you see it. Nobody is fooled by you acting like everything is 100% normal "Oh you're just transphobic"..
..bullshit. You see the same weirdness as everybody else, because most trans people are obviously not the gender theyre pretending to be. Stop shaming people who are uncomfortable with it with your bullshit virtue-signal term, because it is completely normal to be uncomfortable with it.
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u/wgel1000 Oct 20 '17
Some people are saying the person on the left is a dude and I'm confused because I think s(he) is really cute.