So like trans women are women and trans men are men and all, but like, what do we do about the people who wear the opposite clothing of their birth gender without identifying as a different gender? I think we're allowed to be uncomfortable with them. Especially the ways they get together in bars without the consent of real trans people. And y'know acab and all but I don't think it should be legal. Maybe we could have some rule like you need to wear at least three articles of clothing of the gender you identify as.
You must log in to comment.
in reply to @DiscoDeerDiary's post:
I honestly haven't moved on that much from the jokes I was making at the open mics in 2019
I'm curious, did you also keep pushing jokes forward there or is this brinksmanship novel? 
My most bratty trait was that I would break the comedians' code of honor and make fun of cis men who tried to do gender jokes
If they didn't want you making fun of them they shouldn't have made it so easy to do!
The day I start posting "crossdressing is bad actually" takes in earnest is the day you can venmo request me the cost of a plane ticket, a handgun, and any miscellaneous expenses related to disposing of my remains
ha. I know, & I respect that. I'm maybe a little twitchy about how many otherwise reasonable mutuals have trans-women-are-NOT-just-men-in-dresses'd themselves into the sincere belief that a man in a dress is a shameful, offensive, or dangerous thing to be.
Pinned Tags