Yes.
Here’s an example of something else trans activism is ill equipped to deal with.
If I said
“I am a woman. I’m here for my gender recognition certificate, I have lived according to this gender identity for my entire life. Here’s some examples:
1: I am a keen footballer, I play football every week and enjoy it
2: I keep my hair short, and occasionally have some facial hair
3: I don’t like wearing skirts and dresses - I tend to wear jeans and t-shirts
4: I’m attracted to women, and all my partners have been women
5: I’m physically strong, and work as a labourer
6. I don’t feel the need to physically transition - I am comfortable with my body and the fact that my body was assigned male at birth no longer causes me distress, as I’m confident that whatever my body looks like, I am a woman”
Then on what basis would any trans activist say that I wasn’t a woman?
(, Sun 15 Aug 2021, 11:44, Reply)
No,
that is the argument as to why they are not female.
It is a very valid argument for why they are not female, but it is not a good argument as to why they are not a woman.
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My Name was saying these words inside your head on, Sun 15 Aug 2021, 16:52,
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You are biologically male.
But come stay the night and I'll make you my woman.
Female - Sex
Woman - Gender
(, Sun 15 Aug 2021, 17:36, Reply)
Sewomantics.
The trans activist in my imagination isn't as bogged down by technical/academic terminology as the trans activist in your imagination.
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brb Monkhouse Stampede, Sun 15 Aug 2021, 18:54,
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I suspect that many trans activists haven't given the subject *nearly* as much consideration as the good folk here have given it over tbe past few days.
The overwhelming post-social media trend seems to be people campaigning for things that they like the sound of, without actually considering what the outcome of those campaigns might be.
(, Sun 15 Aug 2021, 19:10, Reply)