Woman?
Woman?
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Someone that makes women cover their drinks when they walk in the room
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Serious answer: Anyone who identifies as one.
I literally can't pin it down more than that as there are exceptions to every rule. Same goes for a man.
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No. While people have the freedom to call themselves whatever they want, I also reserve my own freedom to call them whatever the f*** I want. It works both ways. At least it should.
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remember kids, freedom of speech does not mean freedom of consequences
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what is a singer? a runner? a painter? Do I have to win a marathon to be runner, or can I be a runner and run a mile a week at 5mph? If you see me running that mile, am I not "the runner over there?"
Regarding your own freedom, if someone says "My name is Elizabeth, you can call me Liz, Lizzie, Liza, Eliza... just not Beth please," and you go "Ok BETH." - yeah, that's your freedom to do that, you're still an asshole.
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You can call anyone what you want. You have that freedom like anyone else. Like everyone else you can be considered a extremely rude and not nice if you dead name or miss gender.
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You're just not a very nice person, are you?
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A miserable pile of secrets!
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But enough talk, let's grab a drink?
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Leaving your drink unattended in public spaces is a terrible idea in general.
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Oh, it's surprisingly common. There are even occasional bursts of people cutting out the middle-person and going for directly injecting people on the dance floor
It's scary out there
(and don't drive drunk kids; you're risking innocent lives because you're too cheap to get a cab. Not a good look)
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"Date drugs" are super common and easy to buy. Psychopaths that actually use them on unconsenting people, fortunately not very common. But common enough thst I would never leave my drink unattended.
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In logic, finding a case where a statement isn't true is a very common and correct way to disprove that statement. So the proposition that "a woman has xx chromosomes and is born with a vagina", would actually be logically disproved by the counter-examples you bring up.
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I mean, thats a very naive opinion formed on outdated knowledge of the human biology. I'd be happy to share resources with you if you actually want to learn.
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ehhhhh this is cringe. on both sides.
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Thanks, I do try my hardest to act the insufferable cunt on here, so seeing people act like my reply was somehow clever and original (it wasn't, I've just seen it used before) was a bit of a surprise.
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