Political rants

It's not about whether she's a real trans woman or not, where do you draw the line? Where do you approach the subject? What constitutes a "normal" trans woman or trans male? Do they have to take hormones to count as real? Do they have to go under the knife to count as real? Do they have to abide by the dress code of a cis woman / man to be considered real? You can judge by your own standards and cis values all you want, however claiming someone is a real trans individual or fake is highly offensive for the rest of the people in the trans community and might trigger PTSD for them back when they were shunned

dysphoria. to be trans you have to have some level of gender dysphoria. and the best treatment for gender dysphoria happens to be transitioning and being accepted as your identified gender.

Have you approached the individual to ask them if they have dysphoria or if they feel uncomfortable with their body? Or have you taken into account only what third parties say about it? Or perhaps it's all a matter of judging without basis?. Unless she goes out and claims it was all mockery for satire, denying her right to be accepted as a woman is highly offensive and bigotry

how is she (itll just be easier for this convo to go with she, though i do not concede this isnt an agp) wanting to be accept as a woman and simultaneously walk around looking like that? you think she identifies as a woman with enormous honkers? what is it about identifying as a woman that forces her to want to show off her nipples, answer me that. because i identify as a woman and have never once left the house without a bra on.

and you know whats offensive? turning my gender is some bimbofication meme and equating huge titties and giant nipples to what it means to be a woman

My point is, the topic shouldn't be about gender, rather, it should be about the dress code because that's what's truthfully triggering you, what's the point of denying her right to identify as a woman and to transition as one? You can discuss all you want about the dress code and how a cis woman is meant to dress up (high Islam sharia law vibes if this is how you feel about it) however bringing up the concept of gender just because it doesn't fits the idea of how a trans woman or a cis woman is meant to look like is bigotry.

As I said in the debate thread. Transgenderism is a serious subject, and it shouldn't be brought to the (rabble) masses. The masses most always have a reverse midas touch.

because no woman identifies with having massive tits. i have big tits and they kill my back, more women get breast reductions than they do implants. it is not apart of the female experience to look like that, and it SEEMS (i say seems because i can not look into his head and have to make an assumption) like that individual is equating being a woman to their tits, so the bigger the more womanly/feminine they are, which is harmful to women everywhere and detrimental to transpeople as well.

and again that doesnt even touch on the inequality that they can walk around with their nipples petruding but women have to adhere to strict dress code. if this person is actually trans they could atleast be a little kind and understand this inequality and show some solidarity by covering their nipples. the actual least they could do. i probably wouldnt be so flabbergasted if they atleast did that much