@FutureAstronomer said in #8:
> Before my birth, many of my family members wished that the second child of my parents, that is me, should be a boy as the first child of my parents is my sister. But then there was a plot twist later on. Everyone was happy after my birth except my grandma. She sometimes hesitate and say to me that, "I wished to have a grandson instead of a granddaughter, but it's fine".
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> I wonder how many people wanted that "I should be a boy" oof. I just hate discrimination. If I'd get a chance to set new rules in this world, I would just make this world so equal that there would be no chance for discriminating and for criticizing or demoralising someone (directly/indirectly) based on their gender.
No worries with the genetic tech, you can change your gender and even have superpowers
> Before my birth, many of my family members wished that the second child of my parents, that is me, should be a boy as the first child of my parents is my sister. But then there was a plot twist later on. Everyone was happy after my birth except my grandma. She sometimes hesitate and say to me that, "I wished to have a grandson instead of a granddaughter, but it's fine".
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> I wonder how many people wanted that "I should be a boy" oof. I just hate discrimination. If I'd get a chance to set new rules in this world, I would just make this world so equal that there would be no chance for discriminating and for criticizing or demoralising someone (directly/indirectly) based on their gender.
No worries with the genetic tech, you can change your gender and even have superpowers
I can't tell if @AYUBALLENA and @natbee56 are flirting with one another or having a collective stroke.
@chummer said in #26:
> I can't tell if @AYUBALLENA and @natbee56 are flirting with one another or having a collective stroke.
Absurd.
> I can't tell if @AYUBALLENA and @natbee56 are flirting with one another or having a collective stroke.
Absurd.
Stockfish is op
this thread could be more interesting if you wouldnt fight each other but exchange valid arguments for the seek of knowledge.
@mortmann I like many of your posts, but I disagree here. It comes down to medical consensus combined with historical / cultural precedent that sex and gender are distinct on one side, and "I don't understand" or 'This makes me sick and/ or uncomfortable" on the other.
It may not be a common occurrence, but it is a widely accepted one.
It may not be a common occurrence, but it is a widely accepted one.
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