Uh oh. A foot wrongly placed.
Who doesn’t know that sexual attraction is based on chemical reactions as opposed to weird irrelevant shit like bodies and faces and genitals and chest-ornaments? Nobody pays any attention to bodies and faces and genitals and chest-ornaments. What a warped medieval idea.
Repent!
It’s very cis to think clarifications have to be related to what they’re supposed to clarify.
Hoping desperately that saying it would be all that’s required.
And trying to make people choose or learn it would be conversion therapy, so…kinda makes ya think, don’t it.
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Apparently TIMs and advocates are also claiming that the penis on a lesbian transwoman feels, smells, and tastes different than one on a man. It’s more … feminine. Try it. You’ll see.
Perhaps they marinate them in dish soap.
“You’re soaking in it!”
Sastra, apparently the clitoris is about 6″ long, most of it internal. So, these “penises” are just external clitori.
Madge!
‘Learn some biology’ says Danny. The irony is making my meter weep in fear of…..SPOOIIIINGGGG…….too late!
Methinks Danny needs to learn the difference between a chemical reaction and the phrase ‘personal chemistry’ before moving on to the tricky biology of who does and doesn’t qualify as male and female, and which set of genitals goes with each group. I say ‘tricky’ because to my certain knowledge there is at least one professor of biology who is still confused about it after 40 years or so of teaching the subject.
Since heterosexual males calling themselves women appropriated the word lesbian, SuperLesbian is a new word to mean a female with a sexual orientation of attraction to females.
I have to laugh at people on Twitter trying to say it’s a bad thing.
Duh, the entire concept of transness frees the adherents from any for anything they claim to relate to anything in reality. Trans = subject matter freedom!
#1, #2
Spritzed with some Chanel, surely?
Yeah, this is just plain hilarious. Monty has oceans of form at dishonestly denouncing people as transphobes. Sometimes it’s funny to watch people scowling at the taste of their own medicine.
Indeed. I’ve had my clashes with Monty – the first was on the column I write for The Freethinker.