@v_urq If you can understand why it's appropriate to call trans women "she/her" then you understand 95% of gender identity
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Replying to @rach_a_williams
@transphilosophr Totally- it's the other 5% that I find interesting and often poorly understood/argued.
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@transphilosophr I'm frustrated, because I'm new to transitioning and I expected people to have better answers to my questions.
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@transphilosophr And all I usually get is folks melting down and thinking I'm somehow antagonistic. (Thanks for not doing that.)
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@transphilosophr I just reckon that if I'm going to have a gender id, especially one not cis, it would be nice to know what I mean by that.
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@NancySBWilliams 1. I'm with you on that, but it worries me. On a practical level I'm a journalist, writing an essay coming out as trans.2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
@NancySBWilliams 2. It's important, politically, that as a trans man I say "I AM a man". But do I really know what I'd mean by saying that?
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