Moira

Always been a healer, always will be

I don't think it's a pointless question. Many people ask themselves this question during their life, and if you give it enough introspection, you come out on the other siding understanding yourself and what you value much better. It also helps understand each other better. You can learn quite a bit about the people posting here just by their answers. I don't know about a unifying purpose for humans as a whole, but pretty much everyone finds their own eventually.

I never thought he'd be pro lgbt, but so many obnoxious people wanted to insist that he would be. I even remember this sentiment in the thread

Going to side eye all the people who said trump was for LGBT people, he's clearly taking a stance now

I wasn't, and I'm gonna be a little upset if he was falsely playing the victim when I tried to meet him halfway As for protesting your ban, realistically no because It's an internet forum, but if it were something like a government sanction I would protest it (in the general sense of protest) Especially because multiple people are saying you've done some pretty over the threshold stuff

All I can do is try, right? Eclipse touched on this sentiment, which I agree with, which is why I asked. Also, you're asking him to prove that it's about control, but there are plenty of examples of "pro SJ" people on here who have talked with you and haven't advocated for a ban, so I don't think it's a fair generalization.

"social justice" is kinda broad so I'll refrain from saying anything general about it, theres a lot good and bad about it, and lots of different movements under the same banner IMO As for the bill 28, I feel like a lot of energy is wasted on trivial things like this. Sometimes I understand where people are coming from, and agree with them, but don't think its really anywhere near a big enough deal to actually really be bothered about, but in this case I don't see why someone who doesn't mind being called mother/father shouldn't be referred to as such. I also understand (not saying I agree with) the medical opinion, but something should be said about how unhelpful it is for people to call being trans a mental health issue. I agree with the sentiments of the first amendment, and I dislike having official government sanctions for language (obvious exceptions like advocating violence etc.). I do not have a problem on principle with informal sanctions being used against people, but I also feel like its situational. Obviously someone who says something like "go away fag" and other such things is being overly abrasive and unproductive for the conversation, but what you said comes nowhere near that threshold IMO. I would ask that you understand where Voltrash' feelings come from though, when you live as lgbt certain comments can have vastly different connotations for you.

This isn't really the point of this thread so I'll try to keep it brief I understand why you would see a case like this to be unreasonable, and as someone who has spent a lot of time in lgbt circles, I have heard plenty of things that I can imagine most people would find absurd. However, that's not really grounds to be generally dismissive of lgbt as a group, countless of people are just trying to be themselves under conditions that do not allow them to, and dismissing the group based on outliers like someone saying they're 6 years old isn't really fair. I understand it was supposed to be more of an absurd comment, but its a sentiment that is held by a lot of people, so I still feel like it should be addressed.

was that last part really necessary to get your point across

yeah watching anime always cheers me up

I like my cisscum al dente

Some people do it well, especially when you plan an outfit to go with it. by itself it can be a little jarring

lol thats quite the initial impression of them, but i don't know many people who can rock the black lipstick

brutal