Calling someone by their appropriate gender isn't, "my truth" it's just reality.
Do you call a blue sky green? A flower, aluminum foil? The sun- do you call it Pluto?
Yes, it is courageous to call someone their appropriate gender assigned by God because we live in such a polarized world that to do so could mean physical backlash, financial consequence, and ostracization.
But as you can see in my post, which you've quoted- I say there is a time and a place. In other words, sometimes it is not appropriate to fan the flames of an already mentally unstable person. Such is the case here:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1831676/Video-Transgender-woman-threatens-shop-employee-called-sir.htmlVideo: 'Take it outside if you want to call me sir again!' Furious transgender rages at store clerk after he calls her 'sir' instead of 'ma'am'
As you can see, the clerk even apologized but this adult male continued to threaten him and put pressure on him. He threatened physical violence. He demanded the corporate number so he could tattle on the clerk, even though the clerk apologized, and with todays terrible policies(which have been accepted and enforced by many institutions without question) in some cases a person can lose their job for CHOOSING not to follow the lie.
I don't find calling the sun a sun lack of respect. Neither do I think calling the flower a flower, nor a male a male somehow disrespectful. It is just reality. The real disrespect- the madness, are the social pressures being forced upon others to play along in this non reality. It is courageous because,
IF YOU'VE WATCHED THE DOCUMENTARY FOUND HERE:
https://rumble.com/v3u8x97-no-way-back-the-reality-of-lgbtqia-gender-affirming-carereloaded-feb-18-202.htmlYou would know, one of the detransitioners was saved by another transgender who went all the way and told him not to do it. The man broke down crying explaining how that moment was pivotal and that person saved his life. The transgender who had made the complete surgery confided in him that he battles with suicidal thoughts every day. And then another transgender person they were hanging out with also confided in him the same thing. It was a moment that woke him up to reality. Here are his fully transitioned friends confiding in him that they battle with suicidal tendencies multiple times every single day.
So as you can see in my post, I am not *FORCING* others to accept reality. I have said, sometimes it's better to give a person what they want- even if it is ultimately prolonging their suffering. But that statement of mine, is not very courageous. Is not helping the situation.
You see, the irony here is- you are talking about somehow this view of mine is forcing others...
But really it is quite the opposite. It is the malpratice of gender affirming care, the social pressures from corporate, political, educational and radical entities *FORCING* others to PARTICIPATE in a lie. What about my right to call someone the gender they were born into?
Now if you were born with both parts and want to be called a girl, I will oblige. But if you are a transitioning 14 year old(boy or girl) I will let you know I think you're making a poor decision and share the great risk and dangers you're putting yourself in. Someone has to.
Are 14 year olds old enough to vote? Purchase alcohol? But can we remove their genitals and start them on lifelong medicines at the cost of their health and well being?
Please watch the video, I can only encourage it so many times. I think you would understand my concerns and where I'm coming from if you opened yourself up to their stories.
