Originally posted by Ravindra Sure you can identify as something out of the norm but the Xir/Xim pronouns I can't take seriously

Originally posted by Hobbes ********. Male or female. If you think you were born the wrong sex, fine. But ****ing pick one. You can't check "male" on a legal document one day and "female" the next because you're some special snowflake.

Originally posted by beautiful player You seem to be contradicting yourself. The gender spectrum is in favour of your second sentence. What makes you reject it?

I don't really think about the gender spectrum that much. Like I feel like a boy - but I don't really feel a need to assert my masculinity or anything.

I just do whatever I want, wear whatever I want and I date whoever I want and if you don't like it, I don't give a...

My only problem is when people start asserting their own gender beliefs on others. Like you don't have the right to force people to identify as one, the other, both or neither. Just let people live their own lives.

Originally posted by Guernica people can identify as whatever the **** they want as long as it's not offensive or hurting anyone else. how does it hurt me personally. you want to be called this or that, ok fine! why should I care. that doesn't affect my life at all. I don't know why people get so worked up over how other people are living their lives, especially when it's a matter of their own personal expression which has no bearing on other people

Originally posted by Cupid Live and let live, their beliefs aren't hurting anybody - so I don't see why people take such a STRONG stance against this?

Originally posted by Nathan's Nicely I think we should stop trying to label everything, that's what. But more power to people that use these labels, as long as it empowers(?) them.

Originally posted by King Maxx Male or female. That's what I believe in. You can be born one thing, but feel and know that you are the other. That is all. All that other **** is stupid, but I would never tell a person that. if you want to be polygender, then HEY do you. I won't judge you (while you're around. )

Let people identify themselves as what they want, they aren't hurting anyone else and they just want to belong in a community and not to feel alone. When you label yourself its much more easier (at least it was for me), and gives you confidence.