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Not seeing how being asked to use my pronoun is somehow akin to making it illegal to get married, use toilets, or even keep my job. One one side people are ang
by MissTake 2y ago
Not seeing how being asked to use my pronoun is somehow akin to making it illegal to get married, use toilets, or even keep my job.
One one side people are angry at losing their long held privileges that have been abused, on the other side we’re looking for respect and basic human rights.
No one on the right side of the argument is at risk of losing their job, being physically attacked, or having actual rights being taken away just for existing.
Me? As a trans woman I’ve been verbally assaulted, lost a job, and constantly have to justify my existence with each new job, just because I’m trans.
That’s in 12 years I’ve been out as a trans woman. Before then, in over 25 years of adulthood, I never once had a single issue.