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    LOVER OF BIG ASS Platinum Poster youngblood61's Avatar
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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    I think it's ok. Would love to hear what some of the girls think.



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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    Quote Originally Posted by GroobySteven View Post
    Transgender person is the the term.
    Transgendered infers that someone has 'became' that or it's a condition.
    This sounds correct to me.
    Transgender is born that way. A transgender woman is a woman born in a particularly male body.
    A transgendered person in contrast can be for example a male sex worker who turns into some transition thing for business reasons.
    I think both terms are ok in the right context, but calling a transgender woman transgendered assumes she has not been a woman always. So that cuts her rights as a woman.
    I am a straight guy who is just addicted to transgender women, not an activist. But to me this explanation sounds human common sense, especially when you want to love a transgender woman as what she in the first line is, a woman!



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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    No matter what you say, you're going to upset/trigger somebody somewhere.


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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    I side with "transgender" (if it has to be called out at all, that is).



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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    I am not a trans but I simply don't see the point of the discussion ! They are not Trans anything they are simply girls !



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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    trans - Latin for change or conversion to or across or moving towards or spanning.

    "trans-Atlantic", "trans-continental"

    i'm a cis male, but i've never heard any trans woman say it's wrong to say.



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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    I find it amusing that a man who makes a living out using such terms as "Ladyboy" and "shemale" is not really the point of reference for what is suitable. I follow a number of girls on twitter (as he does as well no doubt) and they're fairly unambiguous about such terms.


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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    Quote Originally Posted by ed_jaxon View Post
    Looking for opinions.

    I got into a discussion with a cis woman I have been seeing about the term. Twice she firmly corrected me regarding using the term transgendered as opposed to transgender.

    She knows I am active in the community but told me I sound ignorant when I use this term. I want to know what actual ladies who are in the community 24/7 think rather than a professional protester.

    I get the reasoning behind the term but the only people I really see upset are activist types rather than the everyday person.

    One of the arguments that is used is that one would not use maled or femaled to describe gender, but logically you would if you said male "gendered" or female "gendered" to match the trans "gendered".

    Thoughts? Especially from trans individuals.
    you are male or female gender not gendered.gender is noun not adjective or verb

    you would say you are male,female or transgender,not maled , femaled or transgendered



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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    Quote Originally Posted by simes View Post
    I find it amusing that a man who makes a living out using such terms as "Ladyboy" and "shemale" is not really the point of reference for what is suitable. I follow a number of girls on twitter (as he does as well no doubt) and they're fairly unambiguous about such terms.
    I actually probably have a wider view and more educated understanding than they, having met with more trans women and trans men, from different backgrounds and viewpoints, workdwide than they, and discussed this. My using the words Ladyboy or Shemale, in the context of the porn that our company sells, isn't relevant to this. So in no uncertain terms ... .


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    Default Re: The term "transgendered". Please chime in

    Quote Originally Posted by GroobySteven View Post
    I actually probably have a wider view and more educated understanding than they, having met with more trans women and trans men, from different backgrounds and viewpoints, workdwide than they, and discussed this. My using the words Ladyboy or Shemale, in the context of the porn that our company sells, isn't relevant to this. So in no uncertain terms ... .
    So you're saying that your perpetuating of such dislikeable terms such as ladyboy or shemale (for pornographic convenience) is not relevant to this discussion of transgender terminology? I suggest it is. Such trite and lazy labelling is anathema to many and using the term "tranny" with all its negative connotations - at least in my country - is hardly helpful. But then, I don't single-handed support, develop, promote and peddle transsexual pornography, so cannot possibly be expected to have an opinion until i have done all that you have.



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