• they/she*

30+ tired nb lazyfutch
:: socal
:: demi @ best
:: certified robot therapist
:: Not a therian, despite reposting so much furry art
:: posting is not activism

*I still don't feel like I "deserve" she/her but no better time than now to ask for it. Either is fine but please don't switch pronoun sets within the same sentence


amagire
@amagire
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amagire
@amagire

you realize those aren't the only options, and anatomy doesn't imply anything in particular about what kind of sex we have, right? right?


DiscoDeerDiary
@DiscoDeerDiary

Reminds me of when I was getting an sti screening and they asked "what are the gender identities of your partners" and I responded "we put our penises inside each other's butts if that's what you were wondering"

Nowadays my standard procedure is to show up with a list of tests that I would like and they've been pretty good about following it no questions asked


beige-alert
@beige-alert

The weird thing about the idea that ideally you should ask the question you actually care about rather than asking a "traditional" question that you "assume" you can "guess" the answer to the "actual" question from is this realization that no one really seems to know what their "actual" question even is.


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in reply to @amagire's post:

in reply to @amagire's post:

a doctor once asked me to my face if me and my partner have

"Typical Male-Female Sex"

  1. Assuming that my partner was a cis woman and
  2. calling me male in the process and
  3. probably meant "vaginal" but thought "typical male-female" would be the preferred term here