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No, it doesn't work like that. I know because that's exactly what I said when I saw it.
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Ugh, I love the song and dance too.
Why not?
not really, i'm just more into shuffle/dnb dance than, whatever you would call that.No, it doesn't work like that. I know because that's exactly what I said when I saw it.
You'll be asking for him to put a ring on it by next week. You're not attracted to women, that's how it works.
flamboyant dancing isn't my thing. flamboyant anything isn't my thing.
it's not because it's flamboyant; it's because it's unquantifiably popular and is just plain fun.
I'm sure it's fun, it's just not the kind of fun I like.it's not because it's flamboyant; it's because it's unquantifiably popular and is just plain fun.
Props to Meno for the re-introduction of the single ladies of smash pic.
There are lots of songs I blare. You'd best bet that "Everything" by Michael Buble, "Fighter" by Xtina and "Always Be My Baby" by Mariah Carey are among those who get this special treatment... and there's a rather large selection of spanish songs that get the same treatment
(the loudness makes singing along more fun)
first of all, that picture is funny hahaIt's dis:
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Ugh, I love the song and dance too.
You don't count straighty.
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go ahead, but first maybe describe what you mean by a little feminine >_>? I don't really like acting emotionally feminine (although there's those times), but physically, somewhat.
AHAHAHHAHAH
Oh. /april fools, but no one made a big deal about it so it failed.
I think if i was a closeted not-straight guy I'd rather be called metro than I would gay.
you're not alone in that thought. a lot of the proponents for gay rights think that LGBT groups should just be LGB groups and Ts should have their own group for exactly the reason that you said. (LGB defines non-standard sexual orientation whereas T is about gender identity. A completely different problem altogether.)I still don't think that the "T" should really be in LGBT. LGB is a matter of sexuality, while the T is a matter of gender identity totally independent of the other three.
Just the same... hi, everyone!
I know it's not the same thing at all, it's just that they're going through a lot of the same stuff we are-- just even moreso. So like, I dunno, they just seem to fit in.
Transgendered people that are born one gender aren't considered that gender by the specialists in the psychological and medical communities. Not to mention the fact that many trans people tend to take a good deal of insult to the claim. It makes a mockery of an extremely long, costly, and heart-wrenching process of changing that gender identity. To say the VERY least, pronouns and gender associations are changed once someone adopts that gender role. If this hypothetical person is an MTF that likes males, she would be considered a heterosexual female.
so is hating bacon. but it's not LGB & Bacon haters... just a devil's-advocate exaggeration.
you're completely correct, the question is, SHOULD we drop the "T" ? For political purposes and matters of pedantic semantics, it only makes sense, but for the purposes of this thread (a supportive environment) I say no merely because it shows the very exclusion we are trying to combat.Transgendered people that are born one gender aren't considered that gender by the specialists in the psychological and medical communities. Not to mention the fact that many trans people tend to take a good deal of insult to the claim. It makes a mockery of an extremely long, costly, and heart-wrenching process of changing that gender identity. To say the VERY least, pronouns and gender associations are changed once someone adopts that gender role. If this hypothetical person is an MTF that likes males, she would be considered a heterosexual female.
Your assertion that "females like dudes" makes several ridiculous assumptions; so much so that I'd consider the possibility that you meant it tongue-in-cheek. First, you're assuming the person in question likes boys in addition to being transgendered. And second, your premise that females like dudes is faulty. Hence, the "L" in LGB.
As STH reiterated, gender identity is independent of sexuality. And by that I mean that although they face unfair criticism from similar places ultra-conversative whack-jobs and repressed hatemongers, they really don't have any specific connection. Like, you could call it LGBS for lesbian-gay-bisexual-Samoan, or LGBR for lesbian-gay-bisexual-Republicans (well, on the other hand...). I certainly have no MAJOR objection to the combination, but again, the final term is just out of place for someone that's more than a casual observer.
Hope I'm not causing a huge outcry with all this. Like I said, we're all people and individuals, so there's really no sense worrying about arbitrary labels as it is. I was merely thinking out loud.
...Or, that is... thinking and typing those thoughts on the computer, hehe.
i like this pic Meno so im stealing it, you will get credit if i put it somewhere though lol.It's dis:
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Ugh, I love the song and dance too.
NOOOOOOOOOO MAZ!!!! *goes to hunt him down*
helloI still don't think that the "T" should really be in LGBT. LGB is a matter of sexuality, while the T is a matter of gender identity totally independent of the other three.
Just the same... hi, everyone!
What does that have to do with him being transgendered?
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that some T's, like him, are sometimes closer to bisexual and should stay w/ us i think. i just don't want to think of excluding people.
