How they can do this with a straight face is beyond me. Look, we all have issues but if I see a penis between my legs and think I’m a girl then that is a sign I need help.
True, but that's not how it goes down 99.9% of the time. What happens is that the dude is a pervert who gets turned on at the thought of being a woman. Since the internet allows him to communicate with other perverts from around the world he doesn't get the benefit of being unanimously told that his degenerate fetish isn't normal that he would have in decades past. Then he looks at broader soyciety and sees all the social (and often financial) benefits to trooning out and goes through with it.
“Gender” and “genre” both come from the same Latin root, but were assimilated into English indirectly, from French at different points in time and with slightly different meanings.
Romance languages have one single word for both with a coherent meaning, derived directly from Latin.
The writer of the comment above probably speaks one of those languages natively. From the complex sentence structure, preposition usage and (very) minor mistakes, I’d guess Spanish.
How they can do this with a straight face is beyond me. Look, we all have issues but if I see a penis between my legs and think I’m a girl then that is a sign I need help.
True, but that's not how it goes down 99.9% of the time. What happens is that the dude is a pervert who gets turned on at the thought of being a woman. Since the internet allows him to communicate with other perverts from around the world he doesn't get the benefit of being unanimously told that his degenerate fetish isn't normal that he would have in decades past. Then he looks at broader soyciety and sees all the social (and often financial) benefits to trooning out and goes through with it.
and other perverts in power enable them.
This is the first time I've ever seen "genre" used in that context.
What does it mean here?
“Gender” and “genre” both come from the same Latin root, but were assimilated into English indirectly, from French at different points in time and with slightly different meanings.
Romance languages have one single word for both with a coherent meaning, derived directly from Latin.
The writer of the comment above probably speaks one of those languages natively. From the complex sentence structure, preposition usage and (very) minor mistakes, I’d guess Spanish.
I had no idea they came from the same root. Thank you.
And you'd get immediate employment at Reddit as mascot
Oh he'll be put on meds. Different ones. That will do alot more damage.