[ SECRET POST #5835 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5835 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It isn't. Either intentional misgendering is bad or it isn't.

[(Anonymous)]

It’s not really always the same as misgendering, and that’s why intention does matter. Calling someone “babygirl” is different in concept than calling someone “baby girl”, it’s just one of those fandom/internet terms that takes on a new meaning of it’s own. I don’t like it and would never use it, because it’s stupid sounding and infantilizing imo. But it doesn’t feel like the same thing as misgendering to me, intentionally or otherwise. I can’t speak for all trans people when I say this though, just myself as a trans man.

[(Anonymous)]

You can whistle at your wife and say ‘hey, sexy baby’ and it’s probably fine. You should never do that to a stranger on the street. It may be slightly weird or rude to tag a tumblr post about Captain America with *wolf whistle*, hey sexy baby. You didn’t just sexually harass real life Captain America. These sorts of things are never black and white. That’s the sort of attitude that leads to white people insisting that taco night is cultural appropriation.