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When you see these emojis in someone’s handle on X:
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You already know their take is going to be absolutely retarded before you even read the post.
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J.K. Rowling has become an outspoken advocate for women’s rights, including the right of women and girls to fair competition in sports and protection of female-only spaces.
Despite intense public criticism from a loud minority, Rowling has refused to back down from speaking about biological reality and the harm caused by denying it, particularly to women and vulnerable young girls.
Women and girls deserve advocates who will stand up for them, regardless of the backlash.
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No man stops his studies to get married. No man moves away from his friends for a woman. No man sacrifices his dreams when in marriage. But we find it normal when a woman does it.
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I think about this ALL THE TIME.
Men talk about being protectors - but in nature, it’s actually the women/females that do the protecting…
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Women honestly don't care if men in wigs don't like using men's bathrooms. It's not our responsibility to give up our privacy and safety to make men feel better for their life choices.
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Why must you persist with this lie? The Olympic committee have looked at all the scientific consensus and it’s very clear that male advantage is retained.
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As a lesbian, I completely agree with this.
Modern LGBTQIA+ activism does not speak for me. I don’t believe biological sex is meaningless. I don’t want children medicalized or put at the center of this fight. And I don’t believe women’s sports, spaces, and rights should be dismantled to accommodate male people who identify as women.
Most lesbians and gay men just want to live their lives. We didn’t sign up for erasing sex, silencing women, or calling basic reality “hate.”
This isn’t progress. It’s madness, and it’s burning the support we once had.
As a gay man, one of the biggest frustrations I have with modern LGBTQIA+ activism is that it insists on speaking for all of us.
It doesn’t.
There are millions of gay people who simply want to live normal lives, build careers, get married, have families, and be judged by the same standards as everyone else.
Instead, every major corporation, activist organization, and media outlet elevates the loudest, most ideological voices and presents them as if they represent the entire community.
They don’t represent me.
I don’t believe biological sex is meaningless.
I don’t believe children should be at the center of culture war battles.
I don’t believe every institution has to revolve around identity politics.
Most importantly, I don’t believe disagreeing with activists makes someone anti-gay.
The greatest victories for gay Americans came from convincing the public that we deserved equal treatment under the law, not that society had to redefine reality to accommodate every new ideological demand.
When activism becomes untethered from common sense, it stops building support and starts burning it.
That’s exactly what we’re watching happen.
