Oh! Thank you for sharing!
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Thus?
I’m not trying to be antagonistic but wikipedia disagrees with you as well. This opening paragraph on the subject has citations from these publications:
https://books.google.com/books?id=NAjmBQAAQBAJ&pg=PA740#v=onepage&q=&f=false
Thanks for the insightful response
How do you understand this take then?
The definition of transgender is anyone who identifies with a gender other than the one they were assigned at birth. It is therefore an umbrella term that includes nonbinary genders.
why do you say that? other comments in this thread disagree with you so I’m curious to hear your perspective
great response, thank you
11·4 months agothat’s correct! good job! and small talk is the polite predecessor to serious conversation. that’s why it’s important :)
Which is selfish of you :) QED friendo. Have a day!
It might make them uncomfortable. If you don’t make polite small talk, they won’t know if you’re a safe person to be around. Did you not know that?
Well I appreciate you sharing the timeline of your learning about the subject matter, it’s not relevant and wouldn’t fall within contemporary statistics.
Laziness is selfishness when your actions negatively affect other people. Selfishness is not a good person’s trait.
It’s letting the other person know that you consent to discussion and that you appreciate their company. People who don’t do this are lazy and selfish.
refusal to engage in smalltalk is laziness
Why do you think that? :)
assume? do you think we don’t have access to the data???
Correct response
Kind of like fiat currency
Your comment was
crickets
If you want to talk about missing the point, you should be willing to accept basic scrutiny about your comment.
Have a day. 🫱
I’m not sure I agree… many of my trans friends have said they didn’t “change over” to the other gender, they were always that gender.
Again, I think you missed the mark here… nonbinary folks often do identify as a gender which is not part of the typical binary. I think you confused this for agender.