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Mother = Birthing parent! Breast feeding = Chest feeding! For gawds sake how far are we expected to go to accommodate these people?
Mother = Birthing parent! Breast feeding = Chest feeding! For gawds sake how far are we expected to go to accommodate these people?
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There aren't very many transgendered people pixie and even fewer of those want anything to do with sports... you can find transgender men who qualify for elite divisions and do well in sporting competitions against men. My few minutes of curious googling hasn't found any first-prizers (which is what you asked) but I might be wrong.
//If you did say that then you'd be a bit of a rubbish parent wouldn't you...//
No I wouldn’t. I’d be irresponsible if I didn’t warn her of the disappointment she would be likely to face. There is no doubt that men (who have “self identified” as women) have begun to participate in all levels of women’s sport of many kinds. It will become widespread without the sort of controls mentioned by Mr Vilain. I don’t know how he arrives at his conclusion that “Male to female transsexuals have significantly less muscle strength and bone density, and higher fat mass, than males.” It may apply to the few that he’s examined but it cannot be a general assumption.
In any case, it doesn’t matter. Whether they do or don’t is not the issue as far as this question goes. It is about the language used when dealing with women and childbirth and the ridiculous amount of resources being put into documenting and enforcing it.
No I wouldn’t. I’d be irresponsible if I didn’t warn her of the disappointment she would be likely to face. There is no doubt that men (who have “self identified” as women) have begun to participate in all levels of women’s sport of many kinds. It will become widespread without the sort of controls mentioned by Mr Vilain. I don’t know how he arrives at his conclusion that “Male to female transsexuals have significantly less muscle strength and bone density, and higher fat mass, than males.” It may apply to the few that he’s examined but it cannot be a general assumption.
In any case, it doesn’t matter. Whether they do or don’t is not the issue as far as this question goes. It is about the language used when dealing with women and childbirth and the ridiculous amount of resources being put into documenting and enforcing it.
> Ellipsis, would you address the point I made at 14:56.
OK, I'll do you that courtesy, not that you address every point made at you but hey-ho. At 14:56 you wrote:
> 14:37, ellipsis, that example shows she was correct in the first place. A woman, born a woman, decides to transition to a man and then has the instinct to want to have a baby?? I'd say she was in the correct body to start with.
The correct body to have a baby, yes, I agree.
> If we play along with this wokery then there are men in women's bodies and women in men's bodies, right? so which one is this?
This was a woman who wanted to be a man, began that transition, stopped to have a baby, and will probably finish that transition some time later.
If this person was your child, I wonder whether you'd support them or denigrate them.
OK, I'll do you that courtesy, not that you address every point made at you but hey-ho. At 14:56 you wrote:
> 14:37, ellipsis, that example shows she was correct in the first place. A woman, born a woman, decides to transition to a man and then has the instinct to want to have a baby?? I'd say she was in the correct body to start with.
The correct body to have a baby, yes, I agree.
> If we play along with this wokery then there are men in women's bodies and women in men's bodies, right? so which one is this?
This was a woman who wanted to be a man, began that transition, stopped to have a baby, and will probably finish that transition some time later.
If this person was your child, I wonder whether you'd support them or denigrate them.
^^ It only took 3 hours to invent a series of almost impossible "circumstances" to justify the nonsense previously written with conviction, but without veracity. Another example of the self centred introspection that is in fact an example of the paralysis by analysis that is mistakenly perceived to be thoughtful consideration.
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