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Bamyasi

Because it actually is important to them.

Example:
Guy at middle school formal: "Gee middle school formals sure are dumb! I am so much cooler than these normal kids! Sure wish I was at home playing Final Fantasy!"

Guy at middle school formal's libido:

rtil

that's kind of my point - the second you make a big deal out of something you claim to not care about, you've done the exact opposite. having pride in it is even more bizarre and hypocritical. plus it's not even a gender by any definition. but we all know that

valiums

#2162
Maybe they mean "unimportant" as in "I don't decide what I wear or how femininely or masculinely I act by it", and not "I don't care about gendershit at all".
Because they HAVE to wave a flag, even if their flag is emblazoned with only a line of text saying "WHY ARE WE WAVING FLAGS".

rtil

wouldn't not being able to decide what you wear be something else, then? like maybe there's a made-up gender for people who feel like their own identity is out of their own immediate control? i'm assuming you're talking about people who can't afford their own clothes or can only choose what kind of clothes are given to them by their parent/guardian(s) or whatever they can get their hands on. otherwise, in a literal sense, i can't think of anyone past the age of 5 who doesn't make a conscious decision about the clothes they wear.

and just throwing on whatever because it's not important to you isn't a gender, just a lifestyle choice or simple laziness.

really the biggest problem with "cassgender" is that it's too nebulous to have any meaningful application to gender identity.

Bamyasi

Quote from: valiums on August 31, 2015 07:01 AM
Maybe they mean "unimportant" as in "I don't decide what I wear or how femininely or masculinely I act by it", and not "I don't care about gendershit at all".
That would make infinitely more sense but I can't find anything online that would denote that.

I'd also disagree that people choose how femininely or masculinely they act. Today there was a birthday party or something in my neighborhood and these two Indian boys were selling flower petals to passers-by for free at "Pretty's Beauty Salon" while a bunch of girls rode by on Razor scooters and skateboards with cuts on their faces and shit. But yeah I get what you were saying.

I think "people who don't care about gender" would more accurately be labeled cisgender honestly.

soup

hello there i am a generic, rather dull person with no real hobbies or talents. the first thing you will notice about me is my self diagnosed mental illness or my fantasy gender, because they are the only  real defining characteristic i have / only thing i have control of in my life / please let me tell you about my struggles please

occasionally the internet pats me on the back and notices me, unlike my father who went out to fight in the anime wars and never came back

"He was shown the smallness and tinsel emptiness of the little Earth gods, with their petty, human interests and connections - their hatreds, rages, loves and vanities; their craving for praise and sacrifice and their demands for faiths contrary to reason and nature."


"...it stimulates the part of the brain called "shatners-bassoon", and that's the bit of the brain that deals with...time perception..."

valiums

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Quote from: soap on August 31, 2015 07:36 AMI'd also disagree that people choose how femininely or masculinely they act. Today there was a birthday party or something in my neighborhood and these two Indian boys were selling flower petals to passers-by for free at "Pretty's Beauty Salon" while a bunch of girls rode by on Razor scooters and skateboards with cuts on their faces and shit. But yeah I get what you were saying.
Wait, what. You disagree that people choose, and then post two examples of choice?

Quote from: rtil on August 31, 2015 07:30 AM
wouldn't not being able to decide what you wear be something else, then? like maybe there's a made-up gender for people who feel like their own identity is out of their own immediate control? i'm assuming you're talking about people who can't afford their own clothes or can only choose what kind of clothes are given to them by their parent/guardian(s) or whatever they can get their hands on. otherwise, in a literal sense, i can't think of anyone past the age of 5 who doesn't make a conscious decision about the clothes they wear.
My example was kinda limited; I think it encompasses more than that. How you look, act, walk, talk, who you interact with, how you interact with them, what can be expected of you at any given moment, what can't be expected of you. The clothes are just a quick way of signaling it, but it goes deeper.

Quoteand just throwing on whatever because it's not important to you isn't a gender
Less "throwing on whatever because it, the act of dressing, not important to you" and more "throwing on whatever style or look because they, the styles or looks, is not important to you, so you don't feel the need to conform to them". The distinction is kind of fine, but it's there.
But you mentioned lifestyle choice, and yeah, I think that's all this really boils down to. Really overblown personality crap.

Quotereally the biggest problem with "cassgender" is that it's too nebulous to have any meaningful application to gender identity.
I would say that in a culture in which everyone requires you give intense shits about everything, to be able to throw one's hands up, step back, and say "Uh, nah." is extremely important.


But I don't even gender shit myself, I'm probably cass, kek.

Bamyasi

Quote from: valiums on September  2, 2015 05:42 PM
Quote from: soap on August 31, 2015 07:36 AMI'd also disagree that people choose how femininely or masculinely they act. Today there was a birthday party or something in my neighborhood and these two Indian boys were selling flower petals to passers-by for free at "Pretty's Beauty Salon" while a bunch of girls rode by on Razor scooters and skateboards with cuts on their faces and shit. But yeah I get what you were saying.
Wait, what. You disagree that people choose, and then post two examples of choice?
Well I guess it depends on your perception, whether or not you believe in free will or whatever, and to what extent. The anecdote I gave wasn't really supposed to be evidence, I just thought it was funny. I do know for a fact that when I was five or six and trying on dresses in my closet it didn't really feel like a choice.

Isn't the entire ethos of the transgender movement that people don't choose their innate gender qualities?

michaell

that dumb page got deleted but they posted this kinda pic

"EVEN THOUGH IM A FEMINIST I BELIEVE WOMEN SHOULD BE PUNISHED EQUALLY FOR THE SAME CRIMES MEN COMMIT

YES I STAND FOR EQUALITY EVEN THOUGH IT IS NOT BENEFICIAL TO ME

~feminist"

or something

that idiot sounded like shes making some big sacrifice even though it should be more of a common sense thing rather than an epic conclusion unless you want serial killers to walk the streets with impunity

plus

how is lenient punishment for outlaws beneficial to any normal person/woman thats not a criminal seriously

valiums

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Quote from: soap on September  2, 2015 08:21 PM
Isn't the entire ethos of the transgender movement that people don't choose their innate gender qualities?

Yes?

I don't subscribe to any of that so idc.

valiums

Quote from: michaell on September  2, 2015 08:45 PM
that dumb page got deleted but they posted this kinda pic

"EVEN THOUGH IM A FEMINIST I BELIEVE WOMEN SHOULD BE PUNISHED EQUALLY FOR THE SAME CRIMES MEN COMMIT

YES I STAND FOR EQUALITY EVEN THOUGH IT IS NOT BENEFICIAL TO ME

~feminist"

or something

that idiot sounded like shes making some big sacrifice even though it should be more of a common sense thing rather than an epic conclusion unless you want serial killers to walk the streets with impunity

plus

how is lenient punishment for outlaws beneficial to any normal person/woman thats not a criminal seriously


Who posted this?
I want to try looking it up on ze Web Archive, maybe it got saved before it was deleted.

michaell

Quote from: valiums on September  2, 2015 08:50 PM
Quote from: michaell on September  2, 2015 08:45 PM
that dumb page got deleted but they posted this kinda pic

"EVEN THOUGH IM A FEMINIST I BELIEVE WOMEN SHOULD BE PUNISHED EQUALLY FOR THE SAME CRIMES MEN COMMIT

YES I STAND FOR EQUALITY EVEN THOUGH IT IS NOT BENEFICIAL TO ME

~feminist"

or something

it was a comment on a page called "a foul mouthed feminist" that was awash with likes

that idiot sounded like shes making some big sacrifice even though it should be more of a common sense thing rather than an epic conclusion unless you want serial killers to walk the streets with impunity

plus

how is lenient punishment for outlaws beneficial to any normal person/woman thats not a criminal seriously


Who posted this?
I want to try looking it up on ze Web Archive, maybe it got saved before it was deleted.

michaell

WHY WASNT MY MESSAGE DISPLAYED

im leaving it the way it is to show how bad this was wow!

also

it was on a page called ' a foul mouthed feminist' on FB

rtil

Quote from: valiums on September  2, 2015 05:42 PM
Less "throwing on whatever because it, the act of dressing, not important to you" and more "throwing on whatever style or look because they, the styles or looks, is not important to you, so you don't feel the need to conform to them". The distinction is kind of fine, but it's there.
But you mentioned lifestyle choice, and yeah, I think that's all this really boils down to. Really overblown personality crap.

I would say that in a culture in which everyone requires you give intense shits about everything, to be able to throw one's hands up, step back, and say "Uh, nah." is extremely important.

But I don't even gender shit myself, I'm probably cass, kek.

i could be wrong but i think cass overlaps with other terms like genderfluid/genderqueer or agender. those make more sense.. to me anyway. but i am just cis scum :wile:

valiums

Ye it's a clusterfuck.

Bamyasi

Quote from: valiums on September  2, 2015 08:47 PM
Quote from: soap on September  2, 2015 08:21 PM
Isn't the entire ethos of the transgender movement that people don't choose their innate gender qualities?

Yes?

I don't subscribe to any of that so idc.
Maybe they should be called "sassgender" because of the amount of sass in this post.

I bet you even typed that with vocal fry.

valiums

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Quote from: soap on September  3, 2015 12:47 AM
Quote from: valiums on September  2, 2015 08:47 PM
Quote from: soap on September  2, 2015 08:21 PM
Isn't the entire ethos of the transgender movement that people don't choose their innate gender qualities?

Yes?

I don't subscribe to any of that so idc.
Maybe they should be called "sassgender" because of the amount of sass in this post.

I bet you even typed that with vocal fry.

mb a little vocal sauté


Bamyasi

Quote from: hentai_dave on September 10, 2015 11:33 PM
futas make
Last night I dreamed that TBA had a meatspace meetup and I was wearing one of the Venetian masks from Eyes Wide Shut and when I nervously asked rtil for modship abilities he just "heh"d and boarded a nearby space elevator.

michaell


Binary_2

I like a good bad. Where's the recent bad




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