Quiz: I'm Trans!

[Chris]

No.

[zelmo1234]

I've pretty much stopped taking any online 'quiz'. Someone somewhere somehow is benefiting from the answers.93% of Americans see themselves as Transsexual!
67% of male children played with dolls, proving they were lesbians!You get the drift. And fully expect to get advertising geared towards whatever skewed results you got.....

Now I take offense to that, I have been a lesbian trapped in a mans body all of my life!

[Cletus]

If you were offered the opportunity to take twenty years off your age, with the proviso that you would then find yourself transformed physically into the other sex - for purposes of this hypothetical, we're assuming that there are only two - would you agree to do it?

No.

[Standing Wolf]

No.

Forty years?

[Collateral Damage]

If you were offered the opportunity to take twenty years off your age, with the proviso that you would then find yourself transformed physically into the other sex - for purposes of this hypothetical, we're assuming that there are only two - would you agree to do it?

No. I'm perfectly happy as I am. Old and decrepit is going to happen regardless of 'other sex'.

[Cletus]

Forty years?

No.

[carolina73]

Well then Impress. you need to cough up the 40 grand for the Addadictome operation. But will your fiancee call off the wedding if you do that?

[Chris]

"the hard science of gender identity?"

I should add that I know Polly meant that in jest, that she, as a feminist, is against the trans movement for the very real dangers it poses women, like boys in girls' restrooms in schools and locker room, and the diminishing of what it means to be a woman, like men competing in women's sports and men being given woman of the year awards. The irony is, of course, that feminism, in the end, third wave, brought this on themselves.

[IMPress Polly]

I should add that I know Polly meant that in jest, that she, as a feminist, is against the trans movement for the very real dangers it poses women, like boys in girls' restrooms in schools and locker room, and the diminishing of what it means to be a woman, like men competing in women's sports and men being given woman of the year awards. The irony is, of course, that feminism, in the end, third wave, brought this on themselves.

Well therein lies the problem with lumping "feminists" together too much. Believe it or not, we're not all the same.

[Chris]

Well therein lies the problem with lumping "feminists" together too much. Believe it or not, we're not all the same.

Like feminist against progress, Mary Harrington, whom I continue to listen to. She's make the rounds promoting her new book, Feminism against Progress, available in April.