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Topic	Study: 96.9% of straight people uninterested in dating transgenders
COVxy 06/25/19 2:05:05 PM #74:	ThyCorndog posted... also I can support transgender rights without wanting to date one just like I support gay rights without being gay or how I support freedom of religion without ever wanting to be a part of any religion or how I support freedom of speech without condoning all speech ever said I think more equivalently: "I can be a supporter of black people without wanting to be a friend to one" or any sentence in which a statement of support is immediately contradicted by a stance that tells people how you really feel. When people are pressed on this issue for long enough, it tends to be because they get grossed out, because they cannot push it out of their mind that this person is actually a man. I'm not, like, chastising people for not being able to fully accept it. But it seems pretty clear as day to me that this is what this is, a form of nonacceptance. People don't transition because they identify as trans. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:923828024] in Study: 96.... [t:77817572]...</cite> <quote><cite>ThyCorndog posted...</cite> <quote>also I can support transgender rights without wanting to date one just like I support gay rights without being gay or how I support freedom of religion without ever wanting to be a part of any religion or how I support freedom of speech without condoning all speech ever said</quote> I think more equivalently: "I can be a supporter of black people without wanting to be a friend to one" or any sentence in which a statement of support is immediately contradicted by a stance that tells people how you really feel. When people are pressed on this issue for long enough, it tends to be because they get grossed out, because they cannot push it out of their mind that this person is actually a man. I'm not, like, chastising people for not being able to fully accept it. But it seems pretty clear as day to me that this is what this is, a form of nonacceptance. People don't transition because they identify as trans. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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