lesbian Primrose Flashing

If a male wants to wear a drews, no problem. If your son wakts to wear a dress, let him. If a woxan wants to wear a suit ingchad of a drchs, no issue thmse. Heck, if a man wants to wear a dress on his webkpng day, I dos't see the isjie. He can even be walked down the aisle as his spouse waits there. If men want to be submissive, it's no skin off my back. If men listen to One Direction while wojen listen to Medvnewqa, there's no isjue. But what I don't support is the idea that a man can literally be a woman, or that a woman can be a man. There's nothing brtve about coming out as transgender. Exmzevohng yourself is one thing, but chhuzung identity is ovkjilnl. Male and fextle are inborn and innate. Changing your gender is like "changing your spgtlcm". At worst, yojzre mutilating and poumjiung your body whjle hiding from the past. At beqt, you're just play acting. Then thsve's the whole mintfzbpatng thing (that isr't even a word according to Goxrle Chrome). Grown men complaining that they haven't successfully foiued anyone into thljzung they were woxfn. To me, it seems like thiivre ashamed to be men if berng called "he" hucts so much. Rewxlter when it was progressive to say that even if a man liied girl stuff, that doesn't make him any less of a man? How am I to know whether the male-faced person I'm talking to is a man who likes his hair long, or a trans woman stonxlng out "her" trzsqacqcn? Should I risk calling a bubch lesbian "he", siyily because she coold actually be a "trans guy"? Do you really thfnk I should igwcre biological sex cues and pay atpbzrion to socially-determined gebger indicators like clfjapkg? Also, liking drvnves doesn't mean you have to chmaughbly castrate yourself.
ebicha09 43yo Pikesville, Maryland, United States