Caitlyn Jenner at 65...Fabulous!
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pechepanda wrote: »the_comeback wrote: »
"He was born a male" is not a fact?pechepanda wrote: »...you actually havent stated any facts, just your opinions, and opinions can be negative,
but anyhow, I agree, she does look great for 65,
unless he got his chromosome tested at birth and people rarely ever do that, it isnt necessarily a fact that he was born a male,
there are more chromosome combinations that exist other than just XX or XY
so your saying he was a female first then a male then went back to a female?
Ok he's a female or she is a female lol0 -
the_comeback wrote: »pechepanda wrote: »the_comeback wrote: »
"He was born a male" is not a fact?pechepanda wrote: »...you actually havent stated any facts, just your opinions, and opinions can be negative,
but anyhow, I agree, she does look great for 65,
unless he got his chromosome tested at birth and people rarely ever do that, it isnt necessarily a fact that he was born a male,
there are more chromosome combinations that exist other than just XX or XY
so your saying he was a female first then a male then went back to a female?
Ok he's a female or she is a female lol
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the_comeback wrote: »pechepanda wrote: »the_comeback wrote: »
"He was born a male" is not a fact?pechepanda wrote: »...you actually havent stated any facts, just your opinions, and opinions can be negative,
but anyhow, I agree, she does look great for 65,
unless he got his chromosome tested at birth and people rarely ever do that, it isnt necessarily a fact that he was born a male,
there are more chromosome combinations that exist other than just XX or XY
so your saying he was a female first then a male then went back to a female?
Ok he's a female or she is a female lol
She just wanted to prove that she could be the most beautiful Kardashian...0 -
Wow Peachy good point. I actually know of someone who lived as a female but after death was proved to be male.
I don't know...I see it as acceptance...whatever she was born as she now identifies as the opposite. I accept this. In no way does it hurt or harm me. I thought we were supposed to love and accept thy neighbour....I do.0 -
Alisontheice wrote: »Wow Peachy good point. I actually know of someone who loved as a female but after death was proved to be male.
I don't know...I see it as acceptance...whatever she was born as she now identifies as the opposite. I accept this. In no way does it hurt or harm me. I thought we were supposed to love and accept thy neighbour....I do.
Lived as a female or born as a female?
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Alisontheice wrote: »Wow Peachy good point. I actually know of someone who loved as a female but after death was proved to be male.
I don't know...I see it as acceptance...whatever she was born as she now identifies as the opposite. I accept this. In no way does it hurt or harm me. I thought we were supposed to love and accept thy neighbour....I do.
the point i was trying to make is the gender binary is a social construct and there is no clear definition of male or female since there are so many variations, so deciding to not accept someone and what they identify as because they disagree with what theyre told they are at birth is silly in my opinion.
I just wanted to share my opinion because he shared his, but he doesnt listen well, so i gave up.
i like how you think, acceptance is important and makes the world better.0 -
I hear you Peachy.
And sorry the person I know lived as a female. Raced against my grandmother who always claimed she was a man...we laughed until about 30 years ago0 -
I say she looks great and to each their own!!!0
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I'm really just curious why it even matters what gender she identifies as, or what gender anyone identifies as.. or why what anyone does in their own private time matters to anyone in general. Do what you want, believe what you want, be who you want in so long as it is not detrimental to society. And lets face it.. unless you are out with a battle axe and a viking ship pretending to raid the coasts of Britannia.. chances are you aren't doing anything that affects anyone else to any great degree.
Everyone has a right to an opinion yes. If that opinion is harmful to someone in any way it should be kept in your *kitten* shirt sleeves.0 -
Hea1thyGam3r wrote: »I'm really just curious why it even matters what gender she identifies as, or what gender anyone identifies as.. or why what anyone does in their own private time matters to anyone in general. Do what you want, believe what you want, be who you want in so long as it is not detrimental to society. And lets face it.. unless you are out with a battle axe and a viking ship pretending to raid the coasts of Britannia.. chances are you aren't doing anything that affects anyone else to any great degree.
Everyone has a right to an opinion yes. If that opinion is harmful to someone in any way it should be kept in your *kitten* shirt sleeves.
Who gets to decide what is harmful though?0 -
Hea1thyGam3r wrote: »I'm really just curious why it even matters what gender she identifies as, or what gender anyone identifies as.. or why what anyone does in their own private time matters to anyone in general. Do what you want, believe what you want, be who you want in so long as it is not detrimental to society. And lets face it.. unless you are out with a battle axe and a viking ship pretending to raid the coasts of Britannia.. chances are you aren't doing anything that affects anyone else to any great degree.
Everyone has a right to an opinion yes. If that opinion is harmful to someone in any way it should be kept in your *kitten* shirt sleeves.
Who gets to decide what is harmful though?
Do I really have to answer that question? Fostering hate is harmful to society. Sponsoring violence is harmful to society. Speaking out against something you dislike or do not believe in but not standing in the way of those who would take those words to the polarized end is harmful to society.
Harmful: : of a kind likely to be damaging : injurious
If your opinion negatively affects someone elses happiness or their ability to lead a fulfilled life you are causing them harm by gathering with those of a like mind to target them. If their lifestyle does not affect your own than any opinion that you may have doesn't matter. It's whining, it is not criticism, it is not an opinion. It's an adult temper tantrum.0 -
I love this !! Yes she ( caitlyn ) is the most beautiful kardashian in my eyes for surethe_comeback wrote: »pechepanda wrote: »the_comeback wrote: »
"He was born a male" is not a fact?pechepanda wrote: »...you actually havent stated any facts, just your opinions, and opinions can be negative,
but anyhow, I agree, she does look great for 65,
unless he got his chromosome tested at birth and people rarely ever do that, it isnt necessarily a fact that he was born a male,
there are more chromosome combinations that exist other than just XX or XY
so your saying he was a female first then a male then went back to a female?
Ok he's a female or she is a female lol
She just wanted to prove that she could be the most beautiful Kardashian...
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Live & Let Live!!!
We all need to be who we are inside or we will live miserable lives. We all deserve true Happiness!
Oh and 14 more years to 65 Lets hope I will be a purdy Old Lady!
No Surgery for this Girl! 0 -
Hea1thyGam3r wrote: »Hea1thyGam3r wrote: »I'm really just curious why it even matters what gender she identifies as, or what gender anyone identifies as.. or why what anyone does in their own private time matters to anyone in general. Do what you want, believe what you want, be who you want in so long as it is not detrimental to society. And lets face it.. unless you are out with a battle axe and a viking ship pretending to raid the coasts of Britannia.. chances are you aren't doing anything that affects anyone else to any great degree.
Everyone has a right to an opinion yes. If that opinion is harmful to someone in any way it should be kept in your *kitten* shirt sleeves.
Who gets to decide what is harmful though?
Do I really have to answer that question? Fostering hate is harmful to society. Sponsoring violence is harmful to society. Speaking out against something you dislike or do not believe in but not standing in the way of those who would take those words to the polarized end is harmful to society.
Harmful: : of a kind likely to be damaging : injurious
If your opinion negatively affects someone elses happiness or their ability to lead a fulfilled life you are causing them harm by gathering with those of a like mind to target them. If their lifestyle does not affect your own than any opinion that you may have doesn't matter. It's whining, it is not criticism, it is not an opinion. It's an adult temper tantrum.
This is why our society is doomed. God forbid someone voices there opinion. Yet everyone is soo worried about everyone else's feelings. It's an opinion. No one can be an adult and take a comment and say good for you dude. You don't agree with transsexuals. Who cares. You have to be the voice of all the poor poor people who gets hurt from someone else's opinion? Give me a break. I'm sick of this constant political correctness. It's soft. Not everyone agrees on all topics. And that's fine. But you PC police just want everyone to shut their mouth. Freedom of speech. You stand up for topics like this that are hardly issues worth addressing. People will do what they want. Dude wants to wear panties and a dress who gives a *kitten*. But I have to go on an Al Jezeera network to get somewhat unbiased news on the war. Yeah. Most in here live in countries who have soldiers in war. But the US society is too obsessed with crossdressers and banning flags. Its pathetic where the majority of society's focus is directed. Opinions are bound to hurt someone. You can't please all. But I'll be damned if I'm gonna shut my mouth because some people have thin skin.0 -
Soooo. Men have more muscle and different reactions to aging, weight loss exercise, etc. Than women.
We can't say yay, bruce/Kaitlyn doesn't have saggy bewbs, booty tissue, etc.
I don't think its right to compare this kind of thing.
If he wants to put clothhes and makeup so be it, but like apples and oranges people! Apples and Oranges!!!!0 -
I'm getting so tired of having to be afraid of being called homophobic or whatever just because some other wackadoos went all out against him/her. Seriously though saying oh she looks good for her age when she's a he is really just going way too far.0
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lookin4gains wrote: »Hea1thyGam3r wrote: »Hea1thyGam3r wrote: »I'm really just curious why it even matters what gender she identifies as, or what gender anyone identifies as.. or why what anyone does in their own private time matters to anyone in general. Do what you want, believe what you want, be who you want in so long as it is not detrimental to society. And lets face it.. unless you are out with a battle axe and a viking ship pretending to raid the coasts of Britannia.. chances are you aren't doing anything that affects anyone else to any great degree.
Everyone has a right to an opinion yes. If that opinion is harmful to someone in any way it should be kept in your *kitten* shirt sleeves.
Who gets to decide what is harmful though?
Do I really have to answer that question? Fostering hate is harmful to society. Sponsoring violence is harmful to society. Speaking out against something you dislike or do not believe in but not standing in the way of those who would take those words to the polarized end is harmful to society.
Harmful: : of a kind likely to be damaging : injurious
If your opinion negatively affects someone elses happiness or their ability to lead a fulfilled life you are causing them harm by gathering with those of a like mind to target them. If their lifestyle does not affect your own than any opinion that you may have doesn't matter. It's whining, it is not criticism, it is not an opinion. It's an adult temper tantrum.
This is why our society is doomed. God forbid someone voices there opinion. Yet everyone is soo worried about everyone else's feelings. It's an opinion. No one can be an adult and take a comment and say good for you dude. You don't agree with transsexuals. Who cares. You have to be the voice of all the poor poor people who gets hurt from someone else's opinion? Give me a break. I'm sick of this constant political correctness. It's soft. Not everyone agrees on all topics. And that's fine. But you PC police just want everyone to shut their mouth. Freedom of speech. You stand up for topics like this that are hardly issues worth addressing. People will do what they want. Dude wants to wear panties and a dress who gives a *kitten*. But I have to go on an Al Jezeera network to get somewhat unbiased news on the war. Yeah. Most in here live in countries who have soldiers in war. But the US society is too obsessed with crossdressers and banning flags. Its pathetic where the majority of society's focus is directed. Opinions are bound to hurt someone. You can't please all. But I'll be damned if I'm gonna shut my mouth because some people have thin skin.
I could give 2 *kitten* less about people's feelings. I also could give 2 *kitten* less about political correctness. Also, this too is whining. I wasn't talking about hurting someone's feelings, if you couldn't get that from the tone of what I said then you inferred my meaning incorrectly, which if you read my above post would put this one in the proper context.
Let me sum it all up for you. I don't care about who's gay, who identifies as a woman or man, who's banging who or anything else. I believe anyone who does is rather silly. I do believe in a live and let live world where people have the right to live unharassed in their daily lives, in so long as they aren't harming anyone.
Everyone's all too vocal opinions on the topics above clutter my news and annoy me. Feel free to have your opinions, but voicing them about how other people live their life is the equivalent of "HEAR ME BECAUSE I MATTER" when the fact is.. you don't. You don't matter anymore than anyone else. There isn't any special butterflies in this world, we aren't all medal winners outside of grammar school. :drinker:0 -
Neil armstrong , Edmund hillary , Jeanne baret, Ernest shackleton etc are good role models .
Some creppy old guy in a dress is'nt what i would want kids to be emulating.
Each to their own i suppose0 -
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