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1. I'm not talking about "honest mistakes". Nobody is putting cisgendered people in jail for a slip of the tongue. 2. Your simplistic theories about how people
by mike00632 5y ago
1. I'm not talking about "honest mistakes". Nobody is putting cisgendered people in jail for a slip of the tongue.
2. Your simplistic theories about how people ought to be should go out the window when you meet and interact with a real person who is different from you. Think of it as avoiding making a bad impression on someone who has just as valid a reason to be who they are. Yeah, maybe this is new and uncomfortable for you, but that is how meeting anyone is.
- omginternets 5y ago>1. I'm not talking about "honest mistakes". But I am talking about honest mistakes. I am worried that people such as yourself are incapable or unwilling to distinguish them from actual bona fide harassment. >Nobody is putting cisgendered people in jail for a slip of the tongue. People are already being fired and cancelled for such things. This is precisely why we're having this debate.