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Originally Posted by Ki
Honestly, all I was trying to do here is state that I don't believe there ever should be a social stigma between genders, because i've always been gender neutral, which is why I believe that "cis gender" doesn't exist. I've never seen people as men or women, so to me, the argument doesn't exist.
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Originally Posted by Ki
It was actually really scary, to be honest. A pack of women started coming after me with insults and describing my opinion as something I shouldn't hold in high regard. I've always found that the issue in this whole men vs women thing is that women believe men shouldn't be allowed to hold an opinion, and women should be allowed to hold an opinion, and if that opinion is questioned, the man is wrong. Pretty much exactly what happened in the discussion I had today.
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If you don't see people as "men or women" how did you know they were a "pack of women" were coming after you?
(Forgive me.) I am curious about how why you phrased it that way. It seems calling them a "pack of women" is a bit of a Freudian slip. Shouldn't you described them as a "pack of people?" A bunch of people are generally describes as "group." "Pack" is an interesting choice, cause dogs travel in "packs" and a female dog is known as a "bitch." Is it your sub-conscience identifying them as "bitches." Maybe because the way they treated you? Conscientiously you might want to be "neutral" because you feel that is the acceptable way to be. However sub-conscientiously you are resentful that they are not playing by the same rules that you apply to yourself, or that you constrained yourself by.
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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