I am transphobic.
WOMEN=VAGINA, NO EXCEPTIONS
posting from my private changing room
bigoted ignorant shitstain
whites only
ASK ME ABOUT TRANSGENDER RIGHTS
Other (please make suggestions in the thread)
Auntie's Choice (i.e., disregard poll, Isla gets to choose)
Hey I said it was a new picture >: |
I would never want to be in the same locker room as you two.
But I'm not gay
there are more people born intersex than with red hair!
How many intersex gingers are there?
I love researching sexual oddities.
Q: Are there any societies where homosexuality is predominant?
A: Ah, this brings us to my favorite cultural sexual oddity, which occurs in Sambia, New Guinea. In the Sambia tribe, as early as age 7, young boys are expected to “suck the penis of a mature boy every night and swallow the sperm”. Boys who refuse are forever treated as children within the context of their community, because “without regular ingestion of male seed, the Sambia believe, boys will never grow up into strong, mature men.” At the age of 15, the boys are considered mature enough to provide their own genitals for the younger boys to felicitate. Performing fellatio on a younger boy is strictly forbidden; as it is considered stealing his manhood because it results in a loss of semen from the growing boy. As soon as the boys marry, they cease to engage in homosexual contact, but often times, since they are so estranged from female sexuality and coitus, they ask their new brides to wear a bag over her head and fellate them on their wedding night. Interestingly, according to Loving Boys Vol. 1, “After 10 to 15 years of exclusive homosexual activity carried on by 100 % of the Sambia population, the incidence of adult homosexual orientation is only 5 % – exactly the same as in Western society.” So…short answer, yes, long answer, no.
Don't know if this was said, but anyone who thinks they do not know a transgendered person is delusional. Odds are, you talk to one every day.
I feel like I made the right decision.
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BG gay community, calm down.
Dicks go with dicks, slants go with slants. Deal with it.
I've got a quick question for you. I'm uncomfortable changing in front of anyone, regardless of gender, genitals, or anything else. Should i get my own private changing room too? How does this work?
Fascinating. Leaving the area and using a bathroom stall because I am uncomfortable is not bigoted, but leaving the building because I am uncomfortable and going to another building is bigoted. Except for moving my money from one business to another, these are essentially the same thing: I move myself so I don't change in a room with pre-op transgender women. What is it about money that turns one situation into bigotry while the other remains not? A business will likely not close down because one person changed locations.
At the point of removing myself from the situation, I am probably not thinking about extremities. Perhaps I am thinking "The rules allow for pre-op transgendered women in this changing room, but this makes me uncomfortable and while I'm willing to change in the bathroom stall this is not ideal. Instead, I think I will go someplace where I do not feel like I have to change in the bathroom stall. There's another gym across the street, it's pretty much the same distance from my house as this one." The result is exactly the same. The only difference is money.
The average person isn't even aware that the very idea of transgender people existing until they hit 12-14 years old and accidentally see them on porn sites.
We live in a society where children are sheltered from anything regarding sex and genitals until they figure it out by themselves, let alone the whole transgender thing.
Am I being a bigot and intolerant for feeling uncomfortable with interacting with such people, after their reality has been forcefully thrown in mine? Perhaps, but at least I'm not a hypocrite.
I won't act like I'm perfectly fine with something that screams "unnatural" and that I'd never want to have anything to do with.
Just face reality, if one day your son/daughter would ask you if you were ok with him/her going through a sex change, you wouldn't certainly scream in happiness for that.
The same would be true for the vast majority of us.
I'm not going to treat those people as any less than human beings, but I'm not going to associate myself to them if I can avoid that.
OP is worried about someone who has no sexual interest in them.
Translation:
Guys, I'm worried about changing in the changing room because there are other people there.
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