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Your reply popped in between mine and the what I saw as the offending handful.Sorry, my bad, I didn't mean to offend![]()
But I think you know that.
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Your reply popped in between mine and the what I saw as the offending handful.Sorry, my bad, I didn't mean to offend![]()
Its about tone. I don't like "they" from people who don't know me - it usually comes with a "but I'm not saying 'she' so it's not misgendering" understatement.At a time when simply being called her or him, or sir or miss is often perceived as a derogatory attack, nearly anything that's said about anyone can be construed as a slur.
Hopefully, the hypersensitive outrage that society is in right now will fade, and we can all get back to sticks and stones may break my bones...
The politicization started on Page 1.Can we move away from politicizing this conversation please?
I suppose it depends on if the person says "Sorry, my bad, I didn't mean to offend," or if they double down and start complaining about cancel culture![]()
I mean, if I tell you that you stepped on my foot and you don't apologize...So, the immediate response must be an apology or you are a bad person... makes sense.
I mean, if I tell you that you stepped on my foot and you don't apologize...
Nobody's asking you to grovel but it is worth saying "sorry I didn't know, I won't say it (in front of you) anymore"
Transphobes from 2010 called, they want their One Joke backIf I call you her, and you say, "My pronoun is Attack Helicopter", why do I owe you an apology? If I simply call you Attack Helicopter going forward that should be adequate, shouldn't it?
"So as I was saying, Attack Helicopter..."
The politicization started on Page 1.
first of all, how dare yousex is great.
Transphobes from 2010 called, they want their One Joke back![]()
Transphobes from 2010
we've
On a positive note, calling someone queer used to be a homophobic slur, but today, if someone calls you queer, you might just happily thank them for noticing![]()
Truly the most powerful Slur Reclamation Project of all timeOn a positive note, calling someone queer used to be a homophobic slur, but today, if someone calls you queer, you might just happily thank them for noticing![]()
It's okay buddy, you're pretty cool for a straight guyNo one calls me queer. *sigh*![]()
THats completely different from doubling down.If I call you her, and you say, "My pronoun is Attack Helicopter", why do I owe you an apology? If I simply call you Attack Helicopter going forward that should be adequate, shouldn't it?
"So as I was saying, Attack Helicopter..."