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I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

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  • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

    I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

    If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
    If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
    If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

    This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

    tootbrute@fedi.arkadi.oneT This user is from outside of this forum
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    tootbrute@fedi.arkadi.one
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    @pezmico I only care about the hardware and os people are running, not their bits. 😎

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    • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

      I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

      If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
      If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
      If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

      This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

      quinn9282@mas.toQ This user is from outside of this forum
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      quinn9282@mas.to
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      @pezmico If someone were to message me and the first thing they ask is "wHaT's In uR pAnTs???", then they're getting insta-blocked. That's like the LEAST important first thing you need to know about someone out of probably a thousand possible other things. Imagine if you asked that question to someone randomly in public? Just totally weird and nonsensical.

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      • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

        I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

        If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
        If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
        If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

        This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

        ghostonthehalfshell@masto.aiG This user is from outside of this forum
        ghostonthehalfshell@masto.aiG This user is from outside of this forum
        ghostonthehalfshell@masto.ai
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        #5

        @pezmico

        I like one quip I read along time ago..

        no thank you. I already have one asshole in me knickers and I don’t need another one rummaging around down there

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        • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

          I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

          If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
          If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
          If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

          This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

          dacig@mastodon.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
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          @pezmico If we meet and you tell me your name is Ika, I wouldn't start adressing you as "Joe" because I find it more fitting. It's would simply be rude.

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          • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

            I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

            If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
            If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
            If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

            This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

            dar@mastoart.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
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            dar@mastoart.social
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            @pezmico

            If someone is deliberately misgendering or mis/deadnaming.... I assume they have a Cluster B personality disorder, and move on.

            That kind of broken cannot be fixed.

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            • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

              I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

              If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
              If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
              If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

              This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

              nini@oldbytes.spaceN This user is from outside of this forum
              nini@oldbytes.spaceN This user is from outside of this forum
              nini@oldbytes.space
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              @pezmico You don't involve yourself in psychosexual power plays to see if you have supremacy over someone else? Me either but it's always weird when you meet someone who does care about that.

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              • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

                I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

                If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
                If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
                If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

                This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

                benjamincox@writing.exchangeB This user is from outside of this forum
                benjamincox@writing.exchangeB This user is from outside of this forum
                benjamincox@writing.exchange
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                @pezmico Almost as disturbing as the number of these people who think it’s ok to sexually abuse children so long as no-one else knows about it. 🤨

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                  #10

                  @sunflowerinrain @pezmico well trans women aren't men, so

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                    @sunflowerinrain @pezmico trans women is two words, like tall woman, blonde woman, happy woman - trans is just an adjective. Squishing the words together makes trans people seem like a third category of human.

                    The fact that men aren't pretending to be trans women in order to assault women and children and just do it anyway as openly-cis men is plenty enough to debunk the first. Nobody in Epstein's circle was trans. Grooming gangs aren't run by trans women. Trans women aren't shooting up US schools. The evidence is just nil.

                    And yes, 'aggressive male tendencies' is nonsense. Testosterone as a hormone permits aggression, it doesn't create it. Having more makes a violent person more likely to enact the violence they're inclined towards. It doesn't create the violent impulse.

                    After living as a woman and physically changing one's body, there's far more in common between trans women and cis women than between cis women and cis men. But there's still so much in common across genders anyway. People are just so concerned about genitals and that is absurd.

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                    • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

                      I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

                      If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
                      If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
                      If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

                      This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

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                      cj@dragonscave.space
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                      @pezmico @FreakyFwoof Yeah, I don't understand why some people are so preoccupied with other people's business. Some of these people are also those the talk the most about personal freedom. It seems like that for them personal freedom only counts if it lines up with their own beliefs.

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                      • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

                        I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

                        If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
                        If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
                        If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

                        This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

                        dianora@ottawa.placeD This user is from outside of this forum
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                        @pezmico That 00.1 % is only important when deciding which toys to bring to bed. *whistles innocently*

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                        • noodlemaz@mstdn.gamesN noodlemaz@mstdn.games

                          @sunflowerinrain @pezmico trans women is two words, like tall woman, blonde woman, happy woman - trans is just an adjective. Squishing the words together makes trans people seem like a third category of human.

                          The fact that men aren't pretending to be trans women in order to assault women and children and just do it anyway as openly-cis men is plenty enough to debunk the first. Nobody in Epstein's circle was trans. Grooming gangs aren't run by trans women. Trans women aren't shooting up US schools. The evidence is just nil.

                          And yes, 'aggressive male tendencies' is nonsense. Testosterone as a hormone permits aggression, it doesn't create it. Having more makes a violent person more likely to enact the violence they're inclined towards. It doesn't create the violent impulse.

                          After living as a woman and physically changing one's body, there's far more in common between trans women and cis women than between cis women and cis men. But there's still so much in common across genders anyway. People are just so concerned about genitals and that is absurd.

                          Link Preview Image
                          'There's no reason to ban us from playing': Analysis debunks notion that transgender women have inherent physical advantages in sports

                          A meta-analysis of 52 studies that included over 5,000 transgender people suggests that transgender women's physical fitness after hormone therapy is comparable to that of cisgender women.

                          favicon

                          Live Science (www.livescience.com)

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                          @noodlemaz @sunflowerinrain @pezmico Female on male and female on female domestic violence occurs in spite of women being heavily socialized to control violent emotions. I think trans demonizing is part of culture's reluctance to admit women can be as violent as men.

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                          • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

                            I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

                            If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
                            If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
                            If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

                            This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

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                            lilpecan@mastodon.social
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                            @pezmico So much this. Also about my own gender. It affects me not at all what gender people want to think I am.

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                            • pezmico@mastodon.nzP pezmico@mastodon.nz

                              I don't know how everyone else lives their lives but, personally, I never have a reason to think about the genitals of about 99.9% of the people I meet.

                              If you say I'm a she/her or a he/him I take your word for it.
                              If you say I am a they /them that's all good too.
                              If your pronoun changes and you let me know that's a-okay, I might still get it wrong sometimes but I will do my best.

                              This obsession some people seem to have about the contents of other people's undies is really disturbing.

                              oldfartrant@mstdn.caO This user is from outside of this forum
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                              @pezmico most people think they live in an HOA for people's bodies.

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