04-26-2016, 11:30 AM
I didn't know lesbians got so pissed off about going to the bathroom, pappy.
I'm not enlightened about gender fluidity. I thought gender fluidity applied to males who sometimes outwardly embrace and express their female traits and females who sometimes outwardly embrace and express their male traits; people who don't want to feel restricted in expression by gender norms. That's how it is in my limited experience with people who consider themselves fluid.
I'm not aware of anyone who literally believes they're a male, and then a female, and then a male throughout the day...and expects those around them to keep track, adapt, and address them accordingly. That is new to me and strikes me like more of an identity crisis or nonsense.
But, even if I was a more enlightened bimbo, I don't see how or why I should try to stop people from doing their own thing if they're not hurting other people.
And, I don't care if a penis in a skirt ends up using the stall next to me in the women's room. It's not a sticky public safety issue or anything that can reasonably be enforced anyway, to me. In my opinion, it's more dangerous to require a biological male who identifies and looks like a woman to use the men's room.
I'm not enlightened about gender fluidity. I thought gender fluidity applied to males who sometimes outwardly embrace and express their female traits and females who sometimes outwardly embrace and express their male traits; people who don't want to feel restricted in expression by gender norms. That's how it is in my limited experience with people who consider themselves fluid.
I'm not aware of anyone who literally believes they're a male, and then a female, and then a male throughout the day...and expects those around them to keep track, adapt, and address them accordingly. That is new to me and strikes me like more of an identity crisis or nonsense.
But, even if I was a more enlightened bimbo, I don't see how or why I should try to stop people from doing their own thing if they're not hurting other people.
And, I don't care if a penis in a skirt ends up using the stall next to me in the women's room. It's not a sticky public safety issue or anything that can reasonably be enforced anyway, to me. In my opinion, it's more dangerous to require a biological male who identifies and looks like a woman to use the men's room.