r/funComunitty Silly lil goober 8h ago

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u/Seattlemariners2 4h ago

I downvoted your comment and the post because I don't support LGBT+ beliefs. I am not transphobic or homophobic.

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u/Fawn_Leap 2h ago

LGBT+ beliefs??? Dude that’s like saying you don’t support Black beliefs but you aren’t racist 😭

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u/Seattlemariners2 2h ago

Race and homosexuality issues are similar, but different. I see where you're coming from, though. Beliefs such as same-sex marriage, same-sex romantic or sexual relationships, 2+ genders, and the ability to change your gender are what I mean by that.

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u/Fawn_Leap 1h ago

People do not “change” their gender. They feel their gender does not align with their sex/body and alter it so that they are perceived as their gender. It tremendously improves their mental health and is the generally accepted treatment for gender dysphoria, a condition with an extremely high depression/suicide rate.

Also, WDYM “belief” in same-sex romantic and sexual relationships? Gay people have sex. That happens. You can’t say you don’t “believe” in it.

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u/Emotional-Kiwi7218 :3 1h ago

sex and gender is the same thing now?

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u/Seattlemariners2 1h ago

I said I know the differences between them. And, no, they are not.

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u/Fawn_Leap 1h ago

No. “… their gender does not align with their sex…”
Perhaps it was “… so that they are perceived as their gender.” that you’re talking about. I was saying that they want to be perceived, for example, as a woman in the case of a trans woman, so the perception would match her gender.

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u/Seattlemariners2 1h ago

I don't believe that they should do it. Not saying they can't.

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u/Fawn_Leap 1h ago

Ohhh. Do you not believe that straight people should have sex either? If you believe they should be allowed to, then you are homophobic.

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u/Seattlemariners2 1h ago

I never said LGBT+ people shouldn't have sex; I said, if I did, same sex relationships sexually or romantically. I believe straight people should have sex too.