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**CelexaNY** · 10-26-2010, 12:50 PM

I agree.

As for that argument, the answer to it is cause and effect.

Piss people off and they're likely to react negatively.

I don't care about your (not you - rhetorical 'you') personal problems. You chose to come out when you did, which is fine, and now you have. Now you control your actions from this point forward. If you choose to be a flamboyant stereotype, expect to experience much more intolerance than you otherwise would.

That's how I feel, too. Some say that's how they really are but I'd think if someone was truly over-the-top acting like the opposite sex and felt that's who they really were, they're transgendered and not simply homosexual. Although going with that, not all crossdressers are transsexual but they just do it for fun.

I also think the transsexual cause is separate from gay/lesbian struggles but it's often combined.

10-26-2010, 12:50 PM	#22
CelexaNY Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 323 Senior Member	I agree. As for that argument, the answer to it is cause and effect. Piss people off and they're likely to react negatively. I don't care about your (not you - rhetorical 'you') personal problems. You chose to come out when you did, which is fine, and now you have. Now you control your actions from this point forward. If you choose to be a flamboyant stereotype, expect to experience much more intolerance than you otherwise would. That's how I feel, too. Some say that's how they really are but I'd think if someone was truly over-the-top acting like the opposite sex and felt that's who they really were, they're transgendered and not simply homosexual. Although going with that, not all crossdressers are transsexual but they just do it for fun. I also think the transsexual cause is separate from gay/lesbian struggles but it's often combined.
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