I visited out of curiosity a an incel forum and it banishes LGBT people from joining and many posts are filled with homophobia. Why is homophobia so normalized there even though gay incels do exist?
I asked how to clean this crown on another sub and they say it is made of bronze. But when i checked on the internet it says it is 18k rose gold.
It is a Bulgari Bulgari DLC Qatar edition ref 103556.
And here there are two photos of the crown, one before it was cleaned and the second after it got cleaned.
If no, how crowded are the elevators usually?
Context: I used to know this guy for 7 years, and we were classmates for the entirety of high school and literally grew up together, despite the fact he is a conservative christian.
I came out to him as an asexual a year ago, and he seemed to accept me at first.
But then, this January, he had this conversation with an online far-right friend of him. And all of this was done behind my back.
Let’s just say, he is not my friend anymore.
These conservative gays think that the Zan bill got declined because of trans people, so they proposed a similar bill that exclude trans people.
And we asexuals, similarly to the Zan bill, are excluded from this law.
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Went to my first pride parade yesterday and it was amazing! Can’t wait to take part in one next year!
Hello! I am a cis man who is an ally towards trans rights and who is planning to help trans people as a future doctor. I would like to ask you some genuine questions about transmedicalism to further understand the different stances about trans identity in the trans community.
How would you define transmedicalism?
What’s the difference between transmedicalism and non-transmedicalism?
Do you think that transmedicalism hinders the goal of social acceptance of trans people? If yes, why?
I know that these questions are probably already made by others in this sub, but I would like to ask you these questions anyways in order to have a full understanding of your positions as members of this sub and to ask direct follow-up questions, if necessary.
Thanks in advance for your replies!
Hello! I am a cis man who is an ally towards trans rights and who is planning to help trans people as a future doctor. I would like to ask you some genuine questions about transmedicalism to further understand the different stances about trans identity in the trans community.
How would you define transmedicalism?
What’s the difference between transmedicalism and non-transmedicalism?
Do you think that non-transmedicalism hinders the goal of social acceptance of trans people? If yes, why?
What do you think about NB people being under the trans umbrella?
I know that these questions are probably already made by others in this sub, but I would like to ask you these questions anyways in order to have a full understanding of your positions as members of this sub and to ask direct follow-up questions, if necessary.
Thanks in advance for your replies!