RegiRoka
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Yes. It's definitely a challenge trying to get it.I don’t get any of it , and I’m glad I don’t .
I'm very happy with that legal decision.

Yes. It's definitely a challenge trying to get it.I don’t get any of it , and I’m glad I don’t .
Because, rather than trying to understand (showing empathy), it's easier to hate and brush it off as mental illness.Regi's work notwtihstanding (i'll leave to him to expound more if he so wishes) here's a true story.
I have a friend who had a child, they were female at birth.
Let's call them Zak because that's their chosen name and it's better to put a name on somebody so they're not a nebulous statistic.
When they hit puberty they starting to feel like they were the wrong sex.
The family provided all the support they could, including psychotherapy.
The therapist recommended physical transition from girl to boy. The family did everything they could to make it possible but were blocked at every turn.
Zak committed suicide on his 16th birthday, leaving a note that said he felt so alone that people couldn't accept him for who he really was.
If you can explain to me why not letting them transition was a good thing or how allowing that transition might affect society in a negative way i'd love to hear it.
Missing the point entirely as per usual. If it is not a mental illness then what is it?Because, rather than trying to understand (showing empathy), it's easier to hate and brush it off as mental illness.
What is it then?another alt login chump.
Luckily mental illness is not defined by 'most people' it's defined by medical professionals.
What next, 'most people' think you can get pregnant from touching a toilet seat so it must be true?
But enough about Clutchbook, what about the blokes in dresses..Ridiculous.
I work with a lot of these victims of this brainwashing. Lost, depressed, suicidal, angry, medicated to their eyeballs, hating others, blaming others...
I'm not sure how they are going out of the mess they've got themselves into, but it's taken me two years with one to keep him/her to be at least still with us.
To my mind, a lot of what's been pushed onto them is child abuse.
Give an example of any sport that a woman with a tash is better than a real man?What about the other way around?
Thanks for sharing your insight - the para above nails itI wonder though, what would have happened to Zak if the culture hadn't offered him the lie that he could genuinely change sex?
What would have happened if medical science hadn't been able to offer him the solution of 'transitioning'?
Without those 2 options, what would the therapist have recommended then?
Isn't it possible that Zak might have had a different solution with a different outcome?
I don't think many of us would like to give our 16-year-old self, the power and ability to change who we are physically for the rest of our lives.
Good point , and well madeLike @Popside I don’t really understand it, I’m a pretty simple man, but I know it’s genuinely a thing and these young people need support. I take my hat off to you @RegiRoka I’m sure the work you do makes a difference.
What I do know is at such a young age you don’t really know your body. You don’t really know what you want in life. I’d argue most don’t know that till you’re in your mid 20’s.
Things like gender surgery in my opinion definitely shouldn’t be allowed until this kind of age.
Care to give any examples of woman winning men's events just last week we had 2 Men in the final of a ladies pool eventWhat about the other way around?
That game where they wear skates, one woman pushes a Henry Hoover along the ice, while two more sweep the ice, to get the thick of it up first.Give an example of any sport that a woman with a tash is better than a real man?
That game where they wear skates, one woman pushes a Henry Hoover along the ice, while two more sweep the ice, to get the thick of it up first.
Life is hard. I’m sure everyone who posts on here will agree. Like everything it has its good and bad moments, and times where it’s easier than others.Good point , and well madeI just want and wish life could be made simple though I know from experience it never is or has been , excuse my ignorance ,no offence to anyone was meant .
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It's a knockout weren't it? With Stuart Hall pissing himself throughout the proceedingsThat game where they wear skates, one woman pushes a Henry Hoover along the ice, while two more sweep the ice, to get the thick of it up first.
Did he/she have a separate changing room?At yesterdays game (Coalville) one of the assistant referees used to be Ian but is now Isabel. All rather odd but did a decent job.
Dunno but the facilities at Coalville are quite good and women linos are not unheard of so I think they were able to accommodate everyone's requirementsDid he/she have a separate changing room?
Not quite the gotcha you think it is.Why should women in general be made to feel uncomfortable so men pretending to be women can go into their personal space?
I agree with some of what you're saying. It's gone too far and too young. Go back to only adults being allowed the surgery, after counselling and living as the opposite gender. Start on the drugs before allowing surgery.don't think many of us would like to give our 16-year-old self, the power and ability to change who we are physically for the rest of our lives.
You don't half talk some utter bollocks. It has taken days for you to come up with that. Fucking warped view on life.Not quite the gotcha you think it is.
What this now means is that those women who have transitioned and now live as a man will be using the women's spaces. Now the dirty pervs that dressed as a woman and claimed to be trans (a tiny minority of a tiny minority), won't need to bother with the dress and wig. They can just go where they like and say they are biologically a woman.
It will probably make you happy to hear that the men who transitioned to women will now have to use male spaces, meaning risk of being beaten up by some lovely open minded person.
This also opens the door to wrong-uns in the police force like Wayne Couzens to get a free grope, as men identifying as women have to be searched by a male officer. The officer only needs to say he suspects they are trans.
I agree with some of what you're saying. It's gone too far and too young. Go back to only adults being allowed the surgery, after counselling and living as the opposite gender. Start on the drugs before allowing surgery.
I reckon a lot of ladies are gonna be pleasantly surprised if they find themselves sharing their single sex spaces with the likes of Ben Melzer lolNot quite the gotcha you think it is.
What this now means is that those women who have transitioned and now live as a man will be using the women's spaces. Now the dirty pervs that dressed as a woman and claimed to be trans (a tiny minority of a tiny minority), won't need to bother with the dress and wig. They can just go where they like and say they are biologically a woman.
It will probably make you happy to hear that the men who transitioned to women will now have to use male spaces, meaning risk of being beaten up by some lovely open minded person.
This also opens the door to wrong-uns in the police force like Wayne Couzens to get a free grope, as men identifying as women have to be searched by a male officer. The officer only needs to say he suspects they are trans.
I agree with some of what you're saying. It's gone too far and too young. Go back to only adults being allowed the surgery, after counselling and living as the opposite gender. Start on the drugs before allowing surgery.
If “transitioning” requires expensive drugs and hightech modern surgery, then it is not natural, ie, has no part in nature. Therefore, the claim that “transgender” has been “a thing” throughout human history, falls flat on its face. Why has the sham only exploded in recent years? During the previos decades and eras of my time, it was unheard of. A few strange blokes, transVESTITES, dressed up and screeched in the streets of London and Brighton, and few gave a toss. Now its gone too far, and the rest of us are being told to deny factsthat are staring us in the face.Not quite the gotcha you think it is.
What this now means is that those women who have transitioned and now live as a man will be using the women's spaces. Now the dirty pervs that dressed as a woman and claimed to be trans (a tiny minority of a tiny minority), won't need to bother with the dress and wig. They can just go where they like and say they are biologically a woman.
It will probably make you happy to hear that the men who transitioned to women will now have to use male spaces, meaning risk of being beaten up by some lovely open minded person.
This also opens the door to wrong-uns in the police force like Wayne Couzens to get a free grope, as men identifying as women have to be searched by a male officer. The officer only needs to say he suspects they are trans.
I agree with some of what you're saying. It's gone too far and too young. Go back to only adults being allowed the surgery, after counselling and living as the opposite gender. Start on the drugs before allowing surgery.
Yeah, sorry for spending time over the Easter break with friends and family.You don't half talk some utter bollocks. It has taken days for you to come up with that. Fucking warped view on life.
Why is it so hard to admit that the ruling is a good thing?
Yeah, it's a good job cancer treatment is free.If “transitioning” requires expensive drugs and hightech modern surgery, then it is not natural, ie, has no part in nature. Therefore, the claim that “transgender” has been “a thing” throughout human history, falls flat on its face. Why has the sham only exploded in recent years? During the previos decades and eras of my time, it was unheard of. A few strange blokes, transVESTITES, dressed up and screeched in the streets of London and Brighton, and few gave a toss. Now its gone too far, and the rest of us are being told to deny factsthat are staring us in the face.
I mean it isn't even your own opinion. You have used the warped ramblings of India Fucking Willoughby to be right on lol. You are nothing more than a parody.Yeah, sorry for spending time over the Easter break with friends and family.
Yeah, it's a good job cancer treatment is free.
I often wonder what the majority of transgender people feel about being represented in the media by people as utterly batshit crazy as India clearly is.India Willyboy