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SugarNotSpice · 18-21, F
@CestMananYeah, true. And I know that can go for people as well but it just seems... I don't know, rude, to be like, well they're real women but they're not attractive. As if that means they don't matter, or something.
I agree with the other thing you said.
I agree with the other thing you said.
SugarNotSpice · 18-21, F
@CestManan It's ok, I think I get it.
OogieBoogie · F
LoveAndUnderstanding · 41-45
@OogieBoogie
I do not think that is what they would want to hear. You do have a good point though.
They could fix all this issue and make beauty pageants open to everyone 🤷 -Men, women, trans ...people who identity as toasters or whatever.
Then everyone can be objectified equally
Then everyone can be objectified equally
I do not think that is what they would want to hear. You do have a good point though.
HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M
SugarNotSpice · 18-21, F
I feel so sorry for all those beautiful women who entered a competition or females, only to lose to a man. What a slap in their face and to our gender this is.
To quote someone's twitter post:
"The agenda to push all things trans, is so powerful that real Women might as well give up, we now have a Trans woman winning Netherlands Miss Universe awards and will compete in
Miss Universe..
It is surely undeniable that this is being pushed by some very powerful groups."
To quote someone's twitter post:
"The agenda to push all things trans, is so powerful that real Women might as well give up, we now have a Trans woman winning Netherlands Miss Universe awards and will compete in
Miss Universe..
It is surely undeniable that this is being pushed by some very powerful groups."
FreeSpirit1 · 51-55, F
Scribbles · 36-40, F
In any competition, I've been in, I would want the winner to be the person who was the best.
Don't patronize all the women in the world by implying they have nothing left to call their own,
that their best in the competition had no value just because someone else won
or that they have nothing left to call their own unless they are completely segregated and isolated as a gender.
Or about objectification. It's fucking insulting.
America (USA) went through something similar with whites only.sports.teams and "colored" sports team. We grew and changed and reorganized sports when we realized what complete crap that was.
This is no different.
Don't patronize all the women in the world by implying they have nothing left to call their own,
that their best in the competition had no value just because someone else won
or that they have nothing left to call their own unless they are completely segregated and isolated as a gender.
Or about objectification. It's fucking insulting.
America (USA) went through something similar with whites only.sports.teams and "colored" sports team. We grew and changed and reorganized sports when we realized what complete crap that was.
This is no different.
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PatKirby · M
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@SugarNotSpice same thing .
Meh ...everyone gets so bent out of shape over these things that just aren't worth the energy...live and let live
Meh ...everyone gets so bent out of shape over these things that just aren't worth the energy...live and let live
SugarNotSpice · 18-21, F
@SW-User People have suddenly stopped understanding what gender is. Men think it's okay to go into a womens public toilets because they "identify as a woman". It's absurd and is absolutely worth the energy to fight against it. I don't care if someone is trans but it's gotten way out of hand. Children at school are being "taught" about choosing your gender, as if you can just flip flop between the two... or however many there supposedly are now 🙄
Gender is like a persons sexuality, they're either straight, gay, etc. It's not a choice and neither is your gender. The next generation is going to be so damn confused if this goes on....
Gender is like a persons sexuality, they're either straight, gay, etc. It's not a choice and neither is your gender. The next generation is going to be so damn confused if this goes on....
CestManan · 46-50, F
@SugarNotSpice Yeah people get upset about stuff like this these days.
I seem to remember a time when if a woman were to beat out men in something, it was this big joke, like, "She's showing you up, isn't she, boys?"
Or how the media would try to make men feel like less of a man.
It wasn't constant nor world wide news, but just any little dig they could get in to make men feel inferior like, "You got beat by a girl!" or whatever.
But now that stuff like this happens, it is this big tragedy.
Society wants to psychologically emasculate men, this type of thing is the result.
I seem to remember a time when if a woman were to beat out men in something, it was this big joke, like, "She's showing you up, isn't she, boys?"
Or how the media would try to make men feel like less of a man.
It wasn't constant nor world wide news, but just any little dig they could get in to make men feel inferior like, "You got beat by a girl!" or whatever.
But now that stuff like this happens, it is this big tragedy.
Society wants to psychologically emasculate men, this type of thing is the result.
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
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TurtleEclipseOfTheHeart · 22-25, F
SugarNotSpice · 18-21, F
@TurtleEclipseOfTheHeart So what if there are? That doesn't mean people can't discuss "lesser" problems, too.
TurtleEclipseOfTheHeart · 22-25, F
@SugarNotSpice what’s the point tho?
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sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
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SugarNotSpice · 18-21, F
TexChik · F
That’s only for us bonus hole people !
Fungirlmmm · 51-55, F
@TexChik How many bonus holes does a man need?
pancakeslam · 41-45, M
anyone actually think she looks attractive?
pancakeslam · 41-45, M
@SugarNotSpice I was just referring to her reference to manliness, which would be a manly competition.
CestManan · 46-50, F
@pancakeslam You got me there about how simp is a compliment around here. 😄
But the wood chopping comment - How come whenever a transgender person gets any sort of recognition, cis-men AND cis-women suddenly start feeling insecure in their own masculinity or femininity?
I remember a time (as you might too) when if a woman could beat a man in damn near anything, it was this big joke and often used to socially emasculate men. BUT, men never complained about that.
But the wood chopping comment - How come whenever a transgender person gets any sort of recognition, cis-men AND cis-women suddenly start feeling insecure in their own masculinity or femininity?
I remember a time (as you might too) when if a woman could beat a man in damn near anything, it was this big joke and often used to socially emasculate men. BUT, men never complained about that.
pancakeslam · 41-45, M
@CestManan I don't remember it being exactly like that, not really. Maybe men just had their shit together more in the past so it didn't phase them. Who knows. I don't remember a lot of tension between the sexes. Now it seems like women are way more overtly competitive.
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SugarNotSpice · 18-21, F
@MarmeeMarch It says nothing about those women. I looked it up and the female contests looked like beautiful women.
It does say a lot about the state of the world, though, as well as the judges. This only happened because this is what's in right now.
It does say a lot about the state of the world, though, as well as the judges. This only happened because this is what's in right now.
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