Etoile
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Let me guess, you're a middle-class straight white male? How about you leave talk about marginalization to the people who actually experience it? Because trust me, until you've walked a mile in the shoes of a minority, you will not understand it. That's just the way it is.sandiego1 said:marginalized? that does not sound like a trans issue to me but more of a self esteem or personal issue. if you take it more personal than what its meant to be, than that is you taking it that way. right? i dont take anything personal when someone tells me they would like to see me be the object as a sex act, or would that be part of the hetro community?
The difference you're missing is that being a gardener (mail carrier, etc) is a profession, not an identity. Very few people in the service profession are so wrapped up in their job that it is who they are. Sure, they might be proud of doing a good job landscaping or they might be real fast at delivering the mail, but their identity is not gardener or mail carrier. It's different for trans people, because your fantasy hinges 100% on something that is very personal to them. So yes, feelings do matter, because you're talking about sexualizing an intensely personal feature rather than somebody's job.sandiego1 said:feelings? do you think that the rich lady wants to see if the gardner has feelings or not? NO, she just wants to take a trip on the wild side and fuck him. thats what most of these threads are getting at. i want to have sex with a trans girl, thats it! im sure she has feelings as does the gardner. should the gardner be offended because the lady wants to fuck him?
I don't know what thread you're reading, but I don't see preaching in this one. I see gar9101 making a comment, Tymeless explaining how she feels about it, and me jumping in with a word of advice. You are getting your panties in a great big bunch because of a couple of brief comments. Did you ever think that the reason those three phrases get used so often is because it bears repeating that often? That just maybe people don't learn and so people who actually care about reducing stereotypes have to repeat themselves until it sinks in? Let me say it again: Very few people acknowledge that a trans person is more than their genitals. It's all about the big boobs and big cock combo for most people, because they never come into contact with trans people. So when you finally have the chance to learn what it is, you get pissed off that your happy parade is getting rained on. Oh please.sandiego1 said:there are some cats in here that get on every thread saying that "trans people have feelings", and "shemale is not the correct term", and "we are not objects". thats all fine and dandy. but why get on a thread that talks about a spacific sex act or body part with that? why should one guys fantasy bother you? you go through life feeling marginalized, but the second someone talks about fucking a trans person ,you have to preach? its a fantasy! let people have them. do you want people preaching to you?(btw, where does god fit in all this? thats another thread)

you Poacher... Very well said!