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"Female/Male-Presenting"
People at my workplace constantly refer to people and their voices as "male/female presenting." This is immensely problematic to me, especially when they refer to a trans-woman as being "male-presenting" and/or having a "male-presenting" voice. Am I dramatic/in the wrong to be irked about this?
u/Interesting-Road5643 — 9 days ago