Straight Conservative Dudes Freak Out over Queer Women

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Then, if you have no fear, feel free to join me in August at Transgender Pride in the Park. It isn't a rally or a march. More like a picnic setup with about 8 or 9 small booths next to a pavilion. Completely free unless you choose to donate. You can meet Rachel and her wife.

If I'm still alive and well, I'll be there. Of course, I will expect everyone there to be accepting of my lifestyle.

I think I would pay to see that.

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

Then, if you have no fear, feel free to join me in August at Transgender Pride in the Park. It isn't a rally or a march. More like a picnic setup with about 8 or 9 small booths next to a pavilion. Completely free unless you choose to donate. You can meet Rachel and her wife.

If I'm still alive and well, I'll be there. Of course, I will expect everyone there to be accepting of my lifestyle.

It's very laid back and an open house environment. The area is surrounded by a big park. You can leave very easily if you aren't comfortable. It's in Martin Park in Ferndale usually.

[Bryce]

It's very laid back and an open house environment. The area is surrounded by a big park. You can leave very easily if you aren't comfortable. It's in Martin Park in Ferndale usually.

Uncomfortable? Why would I be uncomfortable? I cant remember the last time I've been uncomfortable in a public setting. Well, on American soil anyway. Will these people be over judgmental of my lifestyle?

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

Well, I realize that there is culture shock. It's to be expected as non transgender people aren't familiar with being in the minority.

[Matt]

If people are "tricked", they deserve to be murdered?

As far as being transgender as well as being lesbian, bi, or gay, it is about what hormones the child is exposed to in utero. It makes a H*** difference. There have been studies done that have proven that male to female people have some of the same brain scan activity similar to cisgender(bio) women.

Why would someone choose to be bullied and harassed? I am proud of my transgender friends. Before they transition, they fight a war against the mirror every day. About 40% of all transgender people attempt suicide due to their mass rejection in much of society. I have seen their tears. Despite it all, I see their compassion in wanting to be accepted and to their allies.

I invite all of you to join me at Transgender Pride in the Park in Ferndale in August if we are out of the pandemic. Meet my friend Rachel. She has saved thousands of people on the suicide hotline. She is an awesome person and a great asset to me as a bi person. These people are deeper than the faces you scoff at.

To clarify, I never said that transgender people DESERVED to be murdered, but rather, it is my understanding that the occurrence I mentioned is unfortunately not uncommon.

[Bryce]

So explain this to me MCRF, in the headline you wrote, you refer to "Queer Women." It would seem you use the word "queer" instead of the word lesbian. Are you insinuating that lesbian woman are strange or odd or of a questionable nature or character; suspicious; shady?

queer


adjective, queer·er, queer·est.
1. strange or odd from a conventional viewpoint; unusually different;

2. of a questionable nature or character; suspicious; shady:

Why would you choose that word, when lesbian would have worked perfectly?

[km1125]

There's also the movement of many to convince all women that males are "evil" and destroying the world and harmful to women. Have that pounded into your head since birth and I could see a lot of females being hesitant to get into any relationship with a male.

They'll find out it's all wrong, but by then their 'clock' has ticked down close to zero and all the 'good guys' have been snapped up by the women who found the light earlier.

Well, if I was a woman and had men legislating my body, I can see how it would be possible to see men as evil. If you let women have more body autonomy, they become less bitchy.

You're right. It has nothing to do with a defenseless human being. I'm all with you on that. We should raise the abortion age limit to 16 or 18, because it would solve a lot of problems.

{/sarc]

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

So explain this to me MCRF, in the headline you wrote, you refer to "Queer Women." It would seem you use the word "queer" instead of the word lesbian. Are you insinuating that lesbian woman are strange or odd or of a questionable nature or character; suspicious; shady?

queer


adjective, queer·er, queer·est.
1. strange or odd from a conventional viewpoint; unusually different;

2. of a questionable nature or character; suspicious; shady:

Why would you choose that word, when lesbian would have worked perfectly?

Queer is an umbrella term for lesbian, bi, and transgender women. It has zero to do with character. It simply means "not straight".

[Bryce]

Not according to Webster. See, one of the things I take umbrage with is groups highjacking the meanings of words I have used for years.

[Matt]

Not according to Webster. See, one of the things I take umbrage with is groups highjacking the meanings of words I have used for years.

I always thought queer was a male term. Nobody has used queer to seriously mean weird since the 60s or 70s.

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Not according to Webster. See, one of the things I take umbrage with is groups highjacking the meanings of words I have used for years.

Language evolves faster than the dictionary reflects.

[Bryce]

Not according to Webster. See, one of the things I take umbrage with is groups highjacking the meanings of words I have used for years.

I always thought queer was a male term. Nobody has used queer to seriously mean weird since the 60s or 70s.

Yeah, well, I'm old. Point is, why not use homosexual or lesbian? The meanings are perfectly clear.

[Matt]

Not according to Webster. See, one of the things I take umbrage with is groups highjacking the meanings of words I have used for years.

I always thought queer was a male term. Nobody has used queer to seriously mean weird since the 60s or 70s.

Yeah, well, I'm old. Point is, why not use homosexual or lesbian? The meanings are perfectly clear.

No argument here...

I prefer to be called straight, not cis or cisgendered. That's a bullshit re-wording if I've ever heard one.

[Bryce]

non transgender people aren't familiar with being in the minority.

Fret not. I'm in the minority pretty much everywhere I go I'm quite comfortable with it.

[Matt]

I gave blood today (not pulling a TCT humblebrag) for the first time before covid and was asked my gender. Is it disrespectful if if they ask me the next time if I say, "you asked me last time, can you make sure this is correctly entered in your records going forward?"