No, not a troll. I've tried very hard to not call names or harass. I have read your links. I also don't think I'm trying to "override" anything or dispute any of them. I'm don't imagine myself as an authority with any power. 1/2
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But why does asking do you identify as a man, woman or neither prevent that? Only way I see harm is if 1) cis-Men strategically misidentify as women (I think extremely unlikely) or 2) Transwomen are somehow "dangerous" to cis-women which seems unfounded/transphobic
The majority of transwomen are intact males (ie social not surgical transition). Being forced to share sleeping accommodation, showers, changing etc.. or be subject to intimate searches by a transwomen will be just as humiliating & scary as if it was any other man
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I think continuing this discussion probably isn't productive/I don't have much to add as a cis-man, but I would urge you to listen to how this attitude affects trans-folkshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-u5gYxXHoA …
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Josh - the Q of whether transwomen are
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is one of fact not attitude. Of course it is polite to use whatever pronouns ppl prefer. For eg. I would call Danielle Muscato she if she asked but I don't think she's a woman. I suspect you don't either https://daniellemuscato.startlogic.com/bio--photos.html …
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