[ SECRET POST #4217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4217 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

So if you are saying that someone is cis or trans, that means that there is an "expected" way for gender to line up, and if it does you are cis, and if it doesn't you are trans.

Surely it's referring to biological/assigned-at-birth sex? Cis people have a gender expression that matches it, and trans people don't.

[(Anonymous)]

Hush, you. This isn't about logic. It's about suddenly deciding that the community's commonly accepted vocabulary is offensive and bullshitting a justification for it after the fact.

[(Anonymous)]

"Gender expression" is a loaded term. The way you express your gender has nothing to do with your gender. Me being a stereotypical "tomboy" as a kid didn't make me any less a girl than the one who wore pink princess dresses.

[(Anonymous)]

yeahhhhhh there we go!!!!

"not wearing pink princess dresses" isn't really what people have in mind when they talk about gender expression or gender identity, and that's all I'm going to say about that