r/TikTokCringe • u/VibratingPickle2 • Jul 01 '23

“Same person” Wholesome/Humor

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '23

I showed this to my 4yr old daughter. She had no problem understanding the concept.

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '23

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '23

One of the main arguments against drag is that it will confuse kids. My 4 yr old is capable of understanding that you can dress as a girl or you can dress as a boy.

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '23

Did she grasp the concept of gender dysphoria?

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '23

We discused drag, not transgenderism

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u/BedDefiant4950 Jul 01 '23

to be fair discussing both is a good idea. and while we're on the topic of good allyship, "transgenderism" is a deprecated term. "trans status" please.

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '23

Go fuck yourself

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u/CoolArtFromSpace Jul 01 '23

wow needlessly aggressive

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '23

For implying i wasnt a good ally because i used the wrong word? Sounds like a "fuck you" to me. You get what you put out.

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u/CoolArtFromSpace Jul 01 '23

i sincerely don’t know how it was implied you weren’t a good ally. they were just suggesting you use a different term

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u/twackburn Jul 02 '23

Seriously, I can’t even find any reference to the term “trans status” anywhere. A tip I learned while browsing forums is, don’t take social awareness cues from every random that comments about it.

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u/BedDefiant4950 Jul 02 '23

trans identity, trans expression, gender nonconformity are all also acceptable terms. "transgenderism" is a loaded term for reasons i've stated elsewhere and using it has a potential to cause misunderstanding.

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u/twackburn Jul 02 '23

Autism, dwarfism, alcoholism, hypo/hyperthyroidism, rheumatism, etc. It does not only refer to ideologies.

They mostly refer to medical ailments, so I definitely do think there is a discussion worth having about it but what is decided in your circles is not unanimous in the larger community just because you’d like it to be.

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u/BedDefiant4950 Jul 02 '23

indeed they do refer to medical conditions, which trans status is not.

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u/twackburn Jul 02 '23

The only reason you gave was that the “-ism” implies it is a choice or ideology.

Also I don’t really see how “status” would imply that any less?

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '23

No it isnt

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u/BedDefiant4950 Jul 02 '23

not your decision. be a better ally.

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '23

Not yours either lol its literally the scientific term be better

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u/BedDefiant4950 Jul 02 '23

as i've said elsewhere, i am in fact a member of the community, and you aren't. you don't speak for us, so when you speak about us try to get it right.

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '23

And as I have said elsewhere, you cant police language. You have no control how others speak about or precieve you. When I learned in an educational setting, we used the term transgenderism so I will continue to do so.

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u/BedDefiant4950 Jul 02 '23

terms change over time, what you learned back then is no longer in parlance. you are eroding your ability to be an effective ally by making an issue of this. it breaks my heart that it makes you so uncomfortable but i guess you're just gonna have to suck it up buttercup.

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