[ SECRET POST #2678 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2678 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Complain about other websites

[(Anonymous)]

THB I don't get the idea of gender fluid. I'm a girl and I almost entirely wear clothes marketed towards men, like hobbies considered masculine, and spend most of my time in male oriented spaces. I still very much consider myself a girl. It seems like it would be more useful to ungender certain things rather than fighting with people about special snowflake labels.

Re: Complain about other websites

[feotakahari]

I'm a bit wary of this sort of logic, precisely because it makes sense to me. Male and female aren't things that really make sense to me--you might say they don't exist in my little world. But they clearly exist to and are extremely important to many other people, and I can't say that's wrong or not real. I think the idea of what is and isn't a valid identity is best left to the people who think in the manner that would allow for that identity.

Re: Complain about other websites

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. The entire concept of 'genderfluid' seems to be based on societal gender roles and presentation and honestly it comes off as a sort of 'I'm not not those OTHER girls' sort of thing.