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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Republicans are just obsessed with private parts- it’s disgusting and obscene. Change my mind. [/quote]

I can’t. DH and I were discussing the R obsession with regulating sex in every way possible the other night.  Like, who cares if trans women use the same bathroom I do?  And we came to the conclusion that Cons just think about sex more than we do.  I’m 48 and cannot recall ever seeing a trans woman in the restroom. And if 1-2% of the population is trans, that means I am regularly crossing paths with them in the restroom.  After all, Cons tell you the women’s restroom has been taken over by men in dresses.  I just don’t notice/ care.

So, I  guess cons try to peep into stalls in a restroom?  Go into a stall and pay attention to what the people in the stalls on each side are doing?  Can’t relax until they are sure there are no masculine sounds or smells?  Stare at other people in line and ponder their genitalia? Cause this is an EMERGENCY folks!  The fate of our nation rests on whether the person in the next stall dangles.

I guess con see two men with a toddler and you don’t picture a game of hide and seek, you picture the guys having sex?  A kid can’t write a college practice essay about their 2 moms for AP Lang, because all the teacher and other students will think about is what your moms do in bed? And, of course they should not have kids, because all the kids will be able to think about is what the moms do in bed.

It’s like they assume everyone thinks about all sex all the time (like they apparently do).  So, they legislate mandatory repression of their out of  control sexual obsession.  Because going to the bathroom has become this sexually fraught event because there could be penises anywhere!  Everywhere!  Maybe right in the next stall! Does it sound like penis pee-ing?  Meanwhile, the rest of us are like:  why doesn’t the Kennedy Center have larger women’s restrooms? The lights are going to give the five m8nute warning any second, hurry up folks.

I guess we shouldn’t be surprised Cons have a righ rate of sexual deviancy.  In their world, everyone is hyperaware of genitalia and sexuality.  They cant allow the straw that will break the camels back.  [/quote]

It's called "projection" ...they are projecting their own obsessions onto everyone else. [/quote]

Almost right.

It's called proTection.  Just one letter off. 
Protecting our kids from the gender lobby and those who are pushing for kids to transition. 
Protecting our kids from teachers who push gender crap in the classroom. 
Protecting our kids from being exposed to totally inappropriate sexual content including drag shows.  
Protecting our women from being forced to compete with biological men.

Look.... you folks are the ones pushing this bunch of nonsense.  We are simply pushing back.  [/quote]

Well said.[/quote]

Do neither of you care about the statistically high rate of suicide and depression among LGBTQ youth? Like, it doesn't bother you at all that almost half of LGBTQ youth have considered suicide? Not even a little? Are gay teens monsters in your eyes?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_among_LGBT_youth[/quote]

Shouldn’t we be telling these kids that it’s okay to be gay? It’s okay to be same-sex attracted?  [b]It’s okay to be gender non-conforming?  That those things don’t mean you were born in the wrong body? [/b] That you’re perfect as you are?  Why are we telling them they need hormones and surgery?  That’s the flat out wrong messaging.  [/quote]

I'm not an expert on this, but I have seen accounts of people who are transgender say that they have always felt like they were born in the wrong body and that they truly feel like they were supposed to be the opposite sex. Just calling themselves gender non conforming doesn't relieve the extreme discomfort they feel. They said that they felt this way when they were very young, before anyone else knew or before they really understood what that meant. I'm sure that's not everyone, but for at least some it is something they always felt even before they had the words for it. It's not like it was a topic of conversation until relatively recently. No one was planting the idea in people's heads back when no one talked about it at all.

I don't agree with anyone pushing kids to transition, to the extent that it may be occurring. But people who truly feel they were supposed to be a different gender probably won't feel any better just being told they're perfect the way they are. 
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