Alabama city: Use bathrooms matching biological sex or face 6 months in jail.

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn

I think, at first, I was weirded out by it, honestly. It's a thing that goes against what society has been taught for the past several thousand years or longer.

I think a transgender would agree with you.

It is hard to wrap your head around.

originally posted by: ladyvalkyrie

I'm WAY more concerned about bathroom stalls that don't have hooks than I am a MTF trannie in the bathroom. You have to put your jacket and purse on the floor. Yuck.

Oh yeah, I do hate that. I will not put my stuff on the floor. I only use a backpack, but even that I try never to set down on the ground anywhere - - and I throw it in the wash periodically.

I manage to hold everything in my lap, and get my pants down. That might make a hilarious video.

a reply to: Freija

Transgender girls are not boys playing dress up.

except when they are

originally posted by: DOCHOLIDAZE1
a reply to: Freija

....Transgender girls are not boys playing dress up.

except when they are

Since when did we start talking about your hobbies?

Boys/men playing dress up are cross-dressers or drag enthusiasts or what used to be called transvestites. They are not transgender girls.

a reply to: Freija

are you trying to slight me by saying my hobby is dressing like a women?

i love tu sexism bro

your a joke

originally posted by: DOCHOLIDAZE1
a reply to: Freija

are you trying to slight me by saying my hobby is dressing like a women?

i love tu sexism bro

your a joke

What the hell are you talking about?

You're aren't making any sense.

Oxford, Alabama Repeals Anti-Trans Bill

a reply to: Annee

originally posted by: Freija

originally posted by: DOCHOLIDAZE1
a reply to: Freija

....Transgender girls are not boys playing dress up.

except when they are

Since when did we start talking about your hobbies? Boys/men playing dress up are cross-dressers or drag enthusiasts or what used to be called transvestites. They are not transgender girls.

Since when did we start talking about your hobbies? Boys/men playing dress up are cross-dressers or drag enthusiasts or what used to be called transvestites. They are not transgender girls.

Since when did we start talking about your hobbies?

Boys/men playing dress up are cross-dressers or drag enthusiasts or what used to be called transvestites. They are not transgender girls.

a reply to: Annee

do u see the part were she is trying to imply i dress like women,

unless u r delusional it is clearly a slight .

using the very things all social justice warriors will defend till their dying breath

you guys are weak and grasping at straws

i hope my children never get brainwashed as u guys have and i do hope at least they see it comming

originally posted by: DOCHOLIDAZE1
a reply to: Annee

do u see the part were she is trying to imply i dress like women,

You mean in response to this?

Feija: Transgender girls are not boys playing dress up.

YOU: except when they are.

a reply to: Annee

i know for a fact some men dress as women to get attention, media makes it look sexy, its the new fringe. when i was a kid, goth was the cool thing, and people used it to get attention

originally posted by: DOCHOLIDAZE1
a reply to: Annee

i know for a fact some men dress as women to get attention, media makes it look sexy, its the new fringe. when i was a kid, goth was the cool thing, and people used it to get attention

Cross dressers are not Transgenders.

The last thing a transgender wants to do is draw attention to themselves.

a reply to: Annee

and you know this how?
last i checked we are all individuals with our own adgenda

originally posted by: DOCHOLIDAZE1
a reply to: Annee

and you know this how?
last i checked we are all individuals with our own adgenda

20 years of interest and research.

You?

a reply to: Annee

same here, my neighborhood pub turned into a gay bar about 6 years ago, it was a biker bar the previous 5 year before, lets just say ive spent more then enough time there to know what im talking about. NO matter what my sexual orientation i wont let an exuberant amout of gay people and trans scare me off. # i was hired to do general labor work as to remodel the place by the head bartender, got paid in beer, i attended her and her and lovely wife's wedding. Needless to say ive spent my time in the gay/trans community.


and everthing in my previous post is true based on my observation over many years of my neighborhood pub,

maybe other gaybars are differnt, but probly not, we are all equal, right? If we are all equal we are all the same
I

a reply to: DOCHOLIDAZE1

Jesus, man! Gay bar? That's almost as bad as saying everything you know about transgender people you learned from p0rn. Amiright?

a reply to: Freija

no it not

porn is a form of acting


and a bar has real people being themselves

not the same thing at all

originally posted by: DOCHOLIDAZE1
a reply to: Annee

same here, my neighborhood pub turned into a gay bar about 6 years ago, it was a biker bar the previous 5 year before, lets just say ive spent more then enough time there to know what im talking about. NO matter what my sexual orientation i wont let an exuberant amout of gay people and trans scare me off. # i was hired to do general labor work as to remodel the place by the head bartender, got paid in beer, i attended her and her and lovely wife's wedding. Needless to say ive spent my time in the gay/trans community.


and everthing in my previous post is true based on my observation over many years of my neighborhood pub,

maybe other gaybars are differnt, but probly not, we are all equal, right? If we are all equal we are all the same
I

A bar? Would you judge or perceive all straight people by those you meet in a bar? Especially one as you describe.

I worked at a publishing related company where I was the minority being a straight female. Professional businessmen and women. (suits, ties, designer dresses, etc)

I started reading and researching information - - and had direct conversations with my co-workers to better understand.

Great "water cooler" talks.

a reply to: Annee

a bar is a real place with real people

just because one smokes and drinks doesn't exempt then from the human condition

originally posted by: DOCHOLIDAZE1
a reply to: Annee

a bar is a real place with real people

just because one smokes and drinks doesn't exempt then from the human condition

I'm 70, been in a few.

Yes, people in general, have different places they reveal different parts of their personalities and inhibitions.

"Real" is selective.

Never-the-less - - - the LGBT people I was "involved" with were Professionals in the publishing industry. They are the ones I had conversations with to better understand. I began reading and researching articles online.

It is because of growing up with a physically disabled mom, prior to the Disability Act, that I experienced the prejudice of being different and how some people choose to treat others unfairly.

Hence, my continued interest in Equal Treatment/Equal Rights.