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I am a white man and I have never to this day met another white person that thought they were better or more worthy then any person of color, as a matter of fact in all the conversations I have had in my entire life I have never had another white person even suggest that. I only ever see it perceived in the media.
as a matter of fact if they had not been brought to the shores of England and America then most of their family lines would have died a long time ago in the genocides that that country has and does see.
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: Sakrateri
Actually all cultures part of our history experienced this.
Have you ever heard of a Eunuch? That's an example in many ancient cultures.
I am a white man and I have never to this day met another white person that thought they were better or more worthy then any person of color, as a matter of fact in all the conversations I have had in my entire life I have never had another white person even suggest that. I only ever see it perceived in the media.
I am a white man and I have never to this day met another white person that thought they were better or more worthy then any person of color,
originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: Sakrateri
Gender identity crisis classification is a "mental problem"? That's a pretty insulting derogatory inference. What if it was you or your brother, sister or best friend?
You'd tell them they have "mental problems"? Yes, I got what you're trying to get across.. but you should perhaps rephrase that... IMO.
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originally posted by: Sakrateri
OK, let’s get real.
It used to be that if you did not know what gender you are then you went into a nice little place called an asylum and they helped you to figure yourself out. There is no such thing as a pangender. You can physically be one or the other not many different ones, however mentally you can be whatever you want and that is where YOU may need help so don’t bring anyone else into your mental problems.
originally posted by: Sakrateri
I am a white man and I have never to this day met another white person that thought they were better or more worthy then any person of color, as a matter of fact in all the conversations I have had in my entire life I have never had another white person even suggest that. I only ever see it perceived in the media. We are all brothers and sisters and if you look far enough down the genetic line you will see that we are all related somehow.
originally posted by: Sakrateri
Sure the slaves where an atrocity perpetrated by white (and yes colored man as well) in America and England but nowhere near the atrocities that were committed by people of their own race in their own lands of Africa, as a matter of fact if they had not been brought to the shores of England and America then most of their family lines would have died a long time ago in the genocides that that country has and does see.
originally posted by: Sakrateri
Most of the problems in the world seem to be created by the media so please do not believe all of which you read as a matter of fact go out and meet some of your neighbours you may find some new friends and people that are nothing like the news would like you to believe.
Leave hate to the news outlets and try to be better to your fellow man, learn tolerance and acceptance.
originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: Sakrateri
Gender identity crisis classification is a "mental problem"? That's a pretty insulting derogatory inference. What if it was you or your brother, sister or best friend?
You'd tell them they have "mental problems"? Yes, I got what you're trying to get across.. but you should perhaps rephrase that... IMO.
Gender Dysphoria
Gender dysphoria occurs when there is a persistent sense of mismatch between one’s experienced gender and assigned gender.
Definition
Gender dysphoria (formerly gender identity disorder) is defined by strong, persistent feelings of identification with the opposite gender and discomfort with one's own assigned sex that results in significant distress or impairment. People with gender dysphoria desire to live as members of the opposite sex and often dress and use mannerisms associated with the other gender. For instance, a person identified as a boy may feel and act like a girl. This incongruence causes significant distress, and this distress is not limited to a desire to simply be of the other gender, but may include a desire to be of an alternative gender.
Psychology Today
originally posted by: SlapMonkey
originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: Sakrateri
Gender identity crisis classification is a "mental problem"? That's a pretty insulting derogatory inference. What if it was you or your brother, sister or best friend?
You'd tell them they have "mental problems"? Yes, I got what you're trying to get across.. but you should perhaps rephrase that... IMO.
Well, yes:
Gender Dysphoria
Gender dysphoria occurs when there is a persistent sense of mismatch between one’s experienced gender and assigned gender.
Definition
Gender dysphoria (formerly gender identity disorder) is defined by strong, persistent feelings of identification with the opposite gender and discomfort with one's own assigned sex that results in significant distress or impairment. People with gender dysphoria desire to live as members of the opposite sex and often dress and use mannerisms associated with the other gender. For instance, a person identified as a boy may feel and act like a girl. This incongruence causes significant distress, and this distress is not limited to a desire to simply be of the other gender, but may include a desire to be of an alternative gender.
Psychology Today
Why should the OP rephrase what was said, just based on the appeal-to-emotion logical fallacy? I'm not trying to continue a derailment of the thread, here, but there is no need to complain about how something is said simply because it might hurt the feelings of an imaginary person in an imaginary scenario.
Gender Dysphoria is a recognized mental disorder--there's no need to beat around the bush about that reality.
And to the OP: You're damned if you do, damned if you don't.
Things wont change until people do, and i hope it's within my lifetime.