The T in LGBT

[Jormengand]

Can we not combine the two?

Now see, there's that kind of sleep, and then there's sleep...

There's good, and then there's necessary.

[Luveria]

What kind of fetishist do you identify as?

i am a diaper lover but i lean more towards adult baby.

I had a friend who identified as that. I didn't understand it but I didn't view it as any different than other things because it's just what a person happens to be attracted to.

Same here.

I could probably attribute it to a few things, particularly my views of infants as volatile creatures of explosive chemicals which need to be handled carefully or avoided with extreme effort. Which is a surprisingly accurate description of a baby.

I have a phobia of infants and children too.

[Distruzio]

Same here.

I could probably attribute it to a few things, particularly my views of infants as volatile creatures of explosive chemicals which need to be handled carefully or avoided with extreme effort. Which is a surprisingly accurate description of a baby.

Indeed. That's exactly why I tend to be so stand-offish towards babies.

[Rocopurr]

It's pretty gross and weird but it's none of my business what you call yourself or dress as.

I dunno, man, it seems more gross and weird to call people gross and weird for identifying as what they're comfortable as.

[Condunum]

Now see, there's that kind of sleep, and then there's sleep...

There's good, and then there's necessary.

Among consenting adults, it's hard to tell which is the necessary one.

[Jormengand]

It's pretty gross and weird but it's none of my business what you call yourself or dress as.

I dunno, man, it seems more gross and weird to call people gross and weird for identifying as what they're comfortable as.

To be honest, this is still my favourite breed of transphobe.

"I think it's disgusting and icky and horrible and ugh and why would you do that... but I'm not stopping you."

[Condunum]

I could probably attribute it to a few things, particularly my views of infants as volatile creatures of explosive chemicals which need to be handled carefully or avoided with extreme effort. Which is a surprisingly accurate description of a baby.

Indeed. That's exactly why I tend to be so stand-offish towards babies.

I've said something close to the following in a couple variations from time to time, "Sorry [ma'am/sir], but I've Day Cared for enough of the little buggers to know they spit acid."

[Rocopurr]

I dunno, man, it seems more gross and weird to call people gross and weird for identifying as what they're comfortable as.

To be honest, this is still my favourite breed of transphobe.

"I think it's disgusting and icky and horrible and ugh and why would you do that... but I'm not stopping you."

I prefer the very similar breed of 'it's gross and that's why it should be stopped'. Such cute little munchkins they are.

[Ylkaeenplypkhkos]

Same here.

I could probably attribute it to a few things, particularly my views of infants as volatile creatures of explosive chemicals which need to be handled carefully or avoided with extreme effort. Which is a surprisingly accurate description of a baby.

[Condunum]

I dunno, man, it seems more gross and weird to call people gross and weird for identifying as what they're comfortable as.

To be honest, this is still my favourite breed of transphobe.

"I think it's disgusting and icky and horrible and ugh and why would you do that... but I'm not stopping you."

In this sense, I know I'm still prejudicial. I have this view on a few things... Although they tend to be such extreme minorities that I rarely see them.

[Luveria]

I dunno, man, it seems more gross and weird to call people gross and weird for identifying as what they're comfortable as.

To be honest, this is still my favourite breed of transphobe.

"I think it's disgusting and icky and horrible and ugh and why would you do that... but I'm not stopping you."

It comes across as a slap in the face while saying "oh, don't mind me, I have no dispute you with m'am."

[Condunum]

To be honest, this is still my favourite breed of transphobe.

"I think it's disgusting and icky and horrible and ugh and why would you do that... but I'm not stopping you."

I prefer the very similar breed of 'it's gross and that's why it should be stopped'. Such cute little munchkins they are.

You say that now, but when you get slapped in school for wearing teh other gendurz clothz, they become a lot less cute...

[Jormengand]

To be honest, this is still my favourite breed of transphobe.

"I think it's disgusting and icky and horrible and ugh and why would you do that... but I'm not stopping you."

In this sense, I know I'm still prejudicial. I have this view on a few things... Although they tend to be such extreme minorities that I rarely see them.

To be honest, if you feel grossed out by something there's not a lot you can do - or be expected to do -about it. You don't have to do it, after all. It takes a better person than most to give the okay to someone who makes your stomach turn.

[Ylkaeenplypkhkos]

I dunno, man, it seems more gross and weird to call people gross and weird for identifying as what they're comfortable as.

To be honest, this is still my favourite breed of transphobe.

"I think it's disgusting and icky and horrible and ugh and why would you do that... but I'm not stopping you."

misogyny of the person aside, how can you view androgynous, trans* people as gross?

[Rocopurr]

i am a diaper lover but i lean more towards adult baby.

I have nothing against adult babies, but they make me very uncomfortable... More power to you, though.

Do you feel the same way about adult children or?

I prefer the very similar breed of 'it's gross and that's why it should be stopped'. Such cute little munchkins they are.

You say that now, but when you get slapped in school for wearing teh other gendurz clothz, they become a lot less cute...

If there is one thing I'm grateful about for being a biological woman, it's that I'll never be harassed for wearing 'men's clothes'.

[Luveria]

I have nothing against adult babies, but they make me very uncomfortable... More power to you, though.

Do you feel the same way about adult children or?

You say that now, but when you get slapped in school for wearing teh other gendurz clothz, they become a lot less cute...

If there is one thing I'm grateful about for being a biological woman, it's that I'll never be harassed for wearing 'men's clothes'.

Unless you're in the Middle East.

[Jormengand]

To be honest, this is still my favourite breed of transphobe.

"I think it's disgusting and icky and horrible and ugh and why would you do that... but I'm not stopping you."

misogyny of the person aside, how can you view androgynous, trans* people as gross?

The same way some people view gay people as gross. The same way people sometimes view certain animals as gross. It doesn't have to be rational.

[Rocopurr]

Do you feel the same way about adult children or?


If there is one thing I'm grateful about for being a biological woman, it's that I'll never be harassed for wearing 'men's clothes'.

Unless you're in the Middle East.

Well okay, grateful as a biological female in the western part of the world.

[Condunum]

I have nothing against adult babies, but they make me very uncomfortable... More power to you, though.

Do you feel the same way about adult children or?

Around the time the frequent vomiting, diarrhea and crying stop, toleration becomes optional. I adore primary school aged children. They're innocent and when you want to pretend you're young again, they're the best people to play with.

You say that now, but when you get slapped in school for wearing teh other gendurz clothz, they become a lot less cute...

If there is one thing I'm grateful about for being a biological woman, it's that I'll never be harassed for wearing 'men's clothes'.

Even wearing a blouse got me ridicule. And that's just a backwards 'men's' shirt that's tight on the arms.

[Auremena]

If there is one thing I'm grateful about for being a biological woman, it's that I'll never be harassed for wearing 'men's clothes'.

IIRC, you said you were transgendered, like a year ago, although reluctant to admit it, wishing you were genetic.

[Rocopurr]

If there is one thing I'm grateful about for being a biological woman, it's that I'll never be harassed for wearing 'men's clothes'.

IIRC, you said you were transgendered, like a year ago, although reluctant to admit it, wishing you were genetic.

I don't remember, I played around with my gender for quite a while. However, to confirm (and people can back me up on this), I am a biological female who has been questioning their gender for quite while and is leaning toward androgynous.

[Rocopurr]

Do you feel the same way about adult children or?

Around the time the frequent vomiting, diarrhea and crying stop, toleration becomes optional. I adore primary school aged children. They're innocent and when you want to pretend you're young again, they're the best people to play with.

If there is one thing I'm grateful about for being a biological woman, it's that I'll never be harassed for wearing 'men's clothes'.

Even wearing a blouse got me ridicule. And that's just a backwards 'men's' shirt that's tight on the arms.

:hug: Fuck them and everyone who gives you shit for that.

[Jormengand]

*Yawn.* Well, this little girl needs her sleep, and is vaguely hoping she'll wake up as a guy.

I have to wear a suit. Ugh.

[Rocopurr]

*Yawn.* Well, this little girl needs her sleep, and is vaguely hoping she'll wake up as a guy.

I have to wear a suit. Ugh.

You're ftm? Never knew that, but whatever. Sleep well.

I want to wear one; why do people hate wearing them so much?

[Auremena]

IIRC, you said you were transgendered, like a year ago, although reluctant to admit it, wishing you were genetic.

I don't remember, I played around with my gender for quite a while. However, to confirm (and people can back me up on this), I am a biological female who has been questioning their gender for quite while and is leaning toward androgynous.

I feel conflicts, but everyone has them on here. We mention something petty, but notable to some, and can't forget that.