A trans Woman is biologically a male.. so whatever..
They can’t read the bathroom sign obviously
You clean that Gender Fluid out of your eyes and hair yet??
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A trans Woman is biologically a male.. so whatever..
They can’t read the bathroom sign obviously
You clean that Gender Fluid out of your eyes and hair yet??
There are only 2 genders, believe the science
I believe in science.
That's why I know there is more than two genders.
She has 'man parts', doesn't make her less a trans woman.
They can’t read the bathroom sign obviously
They can.
WTF are you talking about?
Going to have to explain to me what queer is?.........I am guessing not what it used to be.
Best explanations for, well, all of it here.
What does LGBTQ+ stand for? - Sefton Sexual Health Service
Lesbian A woman who has a sexual and/or romantic attraction towards women. Some women choose to define themselves as gay […]
www.seftonsexualhealth.nhs.uk
But specifically for Queer:
Queer or Questioning
Queer is often used as an umbrella term for people who are not straight or who don't identify with their assigned sex at birth. People may also identify as queer if they don't feel that the terms lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans fully represent them. The “Q” can also stand for questioning.
I prefer just leaving it Questioning myself, but I know Queer is still used in the community so *shrug*.
I just find it sad that all these people are so against kids coming out as anything but straight, but are ALSO against kids getting help to figure out if they ARE just straight, or if they're anything else. Not allowing for help makes the situation for kids worse, but I suppose that doesn't matter to a lot of people. After all, the kids are out of the womb now, so who cares.
I would say you are off your rocker as the last series of posts show .
Who, your girlfriend/boyfriend?
I always thought you were the closeted type, you know, the one who protests too much...
It's okay Boom, the truth is out now.
Hope you feel better for it!
Who, your girlfriend/boyfriend?
I always thought you were the closeted type, you know, the one who protests too much...
It's okay Boom, the truth is out now.
No you.. admit it.. you’re Trans..
Nice deflection, but you and what’s its name Terabyte are Trans
LOL
Oh you're so sweet, but no, I'm not Trans. Gender-fluid yes, but not Trans.
Though I'm sure you'll keep going on with that belief but as usual your view is, well... grossly wrong.
Fluid , big or small I’ll f them all .LOL
Oh you're so sweet, but no, I'm not Trans. Gender-fluid yes, but not Trans.
Though I'm sure you'll keep going on with that belief but as usual your view is, well... grossly wrong.
I'm proto-omni-quasi-cis-anti-macro-intra-post-sub-auto-circum-ana-contra-antesexual.LOL
Oh you're so sweet, but no, I'm not Trans. Gender-fluid yes, but not Trans.
Though I'm sure you'll keep going on with that belief but as usual your view is, well... grossly wrong.
No, it's lawyer talk for "no matter who you are or what your problem is, don't bother wearing underwear when you come into my office. It just gets in the way and does nothing to help you avoid the inevitable."
From last year. Sad that this kind of respect is still hard to come by in a modern world.
www.cambridge.org
A Woman with a Sword? – Weapon Grave at Suontaka Vesitorninmäki, Finland | European Journal of Archaeology | Cambridge Core
A Woman with a Sword? – Weapon Grave at Suontaka Vesitorninmäki, Finland - Volume 25 Issue 1
Shield Maidens?From last year. Sad that this kind of respect is still hard to come by in a modern world.
A Woman with a Sword? – Weapon Grave at Suontaka Vesitorninmäki, Finland | European Journal of Archaeology | Cambridge Core
A Woman with a Sword? – Weapon Grave at Suontaka Vesitorninmäki, Finland - Volume 25 Issue 1
Did Viking Shield Maidens Really Exist?
Did Viking Shield Maidens Really Exist?
It is believed that a Viking woman enjoyed incomparably more freedom and equality than all other women of their time. Although most scholars believe that women did not go into battle like the Norse male warriors, the fact is that they had the same rights as Viking men in most aspects of society...
www.vikingsbrand.co
- Shieldmaidens are mentioned throughout history in many documents. However, a very small number of records mentioning warrior women can be considered genuinely reliable. The first reliable sources of shieldmaiden date back to the 1070s. Adam of Bremen wrote that in the vicinity of Lake Malaren (Northern Sweden), there is a settl…
Shield Maidens?
Did Viking Shield Maidens Really Exist?
Did Viking Shield Maidens Really Exist?
It is believed that a Viking woman enjoyed incomparably more freedom and equality than all other women of their time. Although most scholars believe that women did not go into battle like the Norse male warriors, the fact is that they had the same rights as Viking men in most aspects of society...
- Shieldmaidens are mentioned throughout history in many documents. However, a very small number of records mentioning warrior women can be considered genuinely reliable. The first reliable sources of shieldmaiden date back to the 1070s. Adam of Bremen wrote that in the vicinity of Lake Malaren (Northern Sweden), there is a settl…
"Considering the literary, archeological, and historical evidence as a whole, it is highly likely that the existence of females who perfected their warrior skills and participated in battles was not mere fantasy. And if the sagas are to be believed, some of the shieldmaidens perfected their military skills to such an extent that they enjoyed a great reputation as fierce warriors."
That's from the Conclusion to your link.
So yes, Shield Maidens.
And this Shield Maiden I posted about was not a 'typical' Maiden genetically. Which was the point.