I feel like my ability to explore abnormal gendery feelings is really hindered by the whole "any word can mean anything". If the language is so fluid, I don't know what other people actually 'feel like,' and it hurts my ability to connect my feelings with theirs.
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Gender and sexual identities are just that: identities. A flag you stand under because it feels right. Kinda a bugger if you want an objective outlook on it all, I know. I'm no liberal but I flirt with those communities enough to try and bash some kinds of definitioms out
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I got into a pretty heated debate with some TERFs recently, and the one credit I'll give them is that the line they draw and base their entire argument on is much more defined: they base their sexual politics on biological sex regardless of gender or identity.
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And while I think that forces them to miss a lot of opportunities to bring people together, it's hard to argue against if they are stuck in their ways (and most seem to be). I just gave up.
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