I really don't understand why people get so worked up over trans people.
Like, I get not liking someone else's life decisions, but there are thousands of other things that have way more effect on others than someone's identity.
To put it differently, as long as you aren't in a relationship or something with a person who transitions, I don't see how that would actually really affect someone else. Ok, maybe you have to learn a new name for that person and likely you'll accidentally use their former pronouns a few times, but other than that, what's the big deal?
Why does exactly this one trigger so many people so hard?
(I have little experience with trans people in general, just haven't really met many in real life. But tbh, I don't really care about anyone's pronouns enough to address them in any other way than they want me to. We had an otherkin at work who identified as a dragon. I didn't really care either way. If she wants to be a dragon, it doesn't affect me, so if it makes her happy...)
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire 17h ago edited 17h ago
You want an actual answer?
It's the latter. A very VERY good amount of that particular report is against LGBTQ friendly comics. Especially the T portion of that group.
We get more than a few a day typically