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"A bit like" is underselling it. It is that. Occasionally, I politely ask people objecting to the term "cis" what word they would prefer I use instead. I've had
by a_shovel 3y ago
"A bit like" is underselling it. It is that. Occasionally, I politely ask people objecting to the term "cis" what word they would prefer I use instead. I've had people directly tell me I should refer to cis people as "normal".
Another, much more interesting response I've gotten multiple times is that I should use "man/woman" instead of "cis". Which implies that transgender people either don't exist, or don't belong to either category.
- rsynnott 3y ago> Which implies that transgender people either don't exist, or don't belong to either category. Which is a bit odd, as the same general sort of people seem to believe it is just the _height_ of wit to refer to trans women as men.