Because they deactivated their account lmao
Because they deactivated their account lmao
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Thank you very much. I thought it was her, but I wasn't sure. I wonder if some of the situation that she was in with her ex may have come from her ex realizing Abigail was Abigail before Abigail transitioned. Given the discussion about what happened to her, it might explain some of the actions her ex took against her.That was her too, yes.
Her friends in the comments of her Twitter post are calling her "Abi" so that's probably what they'd been calling her for some time.
Yeah, I guess so. It felt nice having someone you really identified with, but ultimately it's a personal journey.As a straight cis man who had a huge gay crush on her, I would suggest whatever traits you identified as positive to your masculine persona to continue embracing. Gender is fluid, and that includes those of us who still identify to more traditional presentations, don't worry about finding the role models only within your gender because then you're just reducing those aspects to conservative gender norms.
But no one died. She is just finally at the point where she is brave enough to be her real self. All that is lost is the facade she kept up until this point.Haven't seen the new vid...but I don't know how much I want to right this very instance.
It feels like someone has kind of "died". That's just me though.
A congratulations and props for the sheer bravery nonetheless.
You're correct it is overly pedanticThis might be overly pedantic, but... when it comes to improper usage of the gender neutral pronouns of "they/them", I think it might be more intuitive as to why it's wrong if you referred to it as "disgendering" rather than "misgendering".
Please keep these thoughts to yourselfIt feels like someone has kind of "died". That's just me though.
Unless you care to elaborate, I’m filing this away as “valuable” input (aka random unprovoked snark).
Because it is misgendering and to spend even a second trying to debate that is getting so deep in the weeds. It's pointless, a waste of time and frankly insulting to the person pointing out the misgendering.Unless you care to elaborate, I’m filing this away as “valuable” input.
This is absolutely delicious
The only thing that "died" was a façade a woman felt obligated to put up due to societal norms out of fear, so now her real self can be front and center.Haven't seen the new vid...but I don't know how much I want to right this very instance.
It feels like someone has kind of "died". That's just me though.
A congratulations and props for the sheer bravery nonetheless.
I was just trying to suggest a better method of communicating essentially the same idea as misgendering but in a way that helped the offender better understand how it's wrong, since I think most people would have a kneejerk reaction to being told they've misgendered someone when they were using gender-neutral pronouns... by "disgendering" I didn't mean to say that they were attributing agender-ness to the individual, but instead were showing a disrespectful hesitance towards using their requested gendered pronouns.Because it is misgendering and to spend even a second trying to debate that is getting so deep in the weeds. It's pointless, a waste of time and frankly insulting to the person pointing out the misgendering.
Not to mention what you're actually describing would be agender which is one version of gender non binary but not the totality of it.
They/them is not inherently devoid of all gender, gender neutrality is not inherently genderless
And now see the can of worms you've just opened.
Misgendering applies to using any pronoun other than the ones the person themselves uses. Ergo saying they about someone who is a she... is Misgendering.
That is super ignorant. I'm sure some transgender individuals might want to know so if they choose, can help navigate or assist those who happen to feel this way. You don't speak for all transgender people.Please keep these thoughts to yourself
Trans people don't need to hear you think our coming out is funeral like.
Cis people love to grieve when trans people come out and it's bullshit.That is super ignorant. I'm sure some transgender individuals might want to know so if they choose, can help navigate or assist those who happen to feel this way. You don't speak for all transgender people.
What is often left unspoken is that a trans person is expected to provide emotional support through this grieving process. My father has repeatedly said I should always be grateful he supported me when other parents wouldn’t. Yet I’ve come to find it deeply unfair that trans people are often left with the burden of assuaging their loved ones’ grief.
Not only does this expectation posit that being transgender is a trans person’s fault, but it also fails to account for the fact that transitioning is likely to be many times more difficult for the trans person than for any loved one. Most important, grief as a reaction to transition is a form of transphobia; it reduces a person’s very being to their gender, and reveals that a loved one cares more about a phantom image than for the trans person they supposedly love, who is right in front of them.
We often have to tolerate these expressions of grief, knowing well that we would not receive the same level of empathy for our struggles, because we live in a world that affirms the feelings of cisgender people while rejecting our own.
The first step toward just consideration of trans people is for our loved one to deal with their negative feelings about our transition as far away from us as possible. Whether they seek solace from their own friends, a support group or a professional therapist, it is ultimately their responsibility, and not ours, to deal with their grief. Expecting us to comfort them promotes the transphobic idea that cisgender people’s feelings must be prioritized over ours, even when we are clearly dealing with so much more, and those expressions of grief are harmful to us.
You know what's ignorantThat is super ignorant. I'm sure some transgender individuals might want to know so if they choose, can help navigate or assist those who happen to feel this way. You don't speak for all transgender people.
Cis people love to grieve when trans people come out and it's bullshit.
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Opinion | Celebrate Your Kid’s Transition. Don’t Grieve It. (Published 2019)
We didn’t die.www.nytimes.com
Again, no-one here speaks for all transgender people.Likewise no-one is asking to be held or saved, nor said anything about it being a good or proper to feel this way.You know what's ignorant
Comparing us coming out to death.
But I'm glad you think saying awful things is ok because maybe some trans person can come hold your hand and save you.
Just like admit you said something really shitty.Again, no-one here speaks for all transgender people.Likewise no-one is asking to be held or saved, nor say anything about it being a good or proper to feel this way.
poe's law is stronk in this one.
Is this really the level of discourse we are at? Ok excelsiorlef. I'm a shitty person who says shitty things. My shittiness is boundless across time and space.
Coming out to people you love and having them act as if they’ve somehow lost the person they’ve loved all these years, even though we’re right the fuck there, is a trans experience that is far more common than you seem to think. And I can say from personal experience that it is so deeply painful to make yourself vulnerable, maybe the most vulnerable you’ll ever be, and have people all but blame you for killing somebody rather than supporting you. We don’t have to speak for all trans people to say that what you said is fucked up.That is super ignorant. I'm sure some transgender individuals might want to know so if they choose, can help navigate or assist those who happen to feel this way. You don't speak for all transgender people.
You're not a victim.Is this really the level of discourse we are at? Ok excelsiorlef. I'm a shitty person who says shitty things. My shittiness is boundless across time and space.
I mean what you said is objectively shitty. You don't die when you finally can be true to yourself, in fact that's insulting to compare it to death in any way. There's absolutely nothing to argue here.Is this really the level of discourse we are at? Ok excelsiorlef. I'm a shitty person who says shitty things. My shittiness is boundless across time and space.
*screaming internally*Hey, I'm glad you said this. I couldnt work out why I was slightly "annoyed" or "dissapointed" in the change. It didnt make sense in my own head why i was kind of irritated by it. I consider myself liberal. I try and be a nice person. Why am I a bit annnoyed?
Now I've seen your comment I realise that I share your feeling. Philosophy tube isn't the person I thought they were. The "male" person i have been watching for some time isn't real. It was kind of an act. That person is (kind of sort of) gone from my perspective. Now I've got to get used to this new person when I watch the channel.
But.... This attitude is my problem, not Abigail's. Abigail is the same person she always was, and I don't really know either of those people, I just know their work. I wish Abigail the best, and admire the bravery. I'm sure I'll get used to the change. I wonder if this is a similar emotion that sometimes drives some people to struggle to come to terms with a family member's transition.
Looking forward to Abigail's next video.
Well God_Of_Phwoar I'd suggest you entirely retract this 100%. These are totally improper feelings to exist within you. These are absolutely truly sinful feelings.Hey, I'm glad you said this. I couldnt work out why I was slightly "annoyed" or "dissapointed" in the change. It didnt make sense in my own head why i was kind of irritated by it. I consider myself liberal. I try and be a nice person. Why am I a bit annnoyed?
Now I've seen your comment I realise that I share your feeling. Philosophy tube isn't the person I thought they were. The "male" person i have been watching for some time isn't real. It was kind of an act. That person is (kind of sort of) gone from my perspective. Now I've got to get used to this new person when I watch the channel.
But.... This attitude is my problem, not Abigail's. Abigail is the same person she always was, and I don't really know either of those people, I just know their work. I wish Abigail the best, and admire the bravery. I'm sure I'll get used to the change. I wonder if this is a similar emotion that sometimes drives some people to struggle to come to terms with a family member's transition.
Looking forward to Abigail's next video.
Look, I describe a reaction that some people will have. As I hope I mader clear, it's important to look inwards and realise why you feel that way, and why it isn't helpful.
You couldn't even keep the charade of your gake apology up for like 5 minutes lmao.Well God_Of_Phwoar I'd suggest you entirely retract this 100%. These are totally improper feelings to exist within you. These are absolutely truly sinful feelings.
I mean, it's OK. It's fine if you feel that way but maybe there's another way to express it. I don't know, something other than death. Something more positive instead would be much better. For all you know, she'll act and be exactly the same way she was before, only in different clothes and voice, so that exact same person that was in the old videos will still be in the newer ones.You know what everyone forget what I said... I'm wrong. I'm wrong to have said I had a feeling of any sorts. I'm wrong here. These are wrong thoughts and feelings to exist within me.
I apologise.
Looking inward means inward not posting it on the internet.Look, I describe a reaction that some people will have. As I hope I mader clear, it's important to look inwards and realise why you feel that way, and why it isn't helpful.
Again, she, not they.I mean, it's OK. It's fine if you feel that way but maybe there's another way to express it. I don't know, something other than death. You'll miss their sexy guy look, lol, I don't know...something more positive. For all you know, they'll act and be exactly the same way they were before, only in different clothes and voice, so that exact same person that was in the old videos will still be in the newer ones.
No don't actually say you'll miss her sexy man look either wtf.I mean, it's OK. It's fine if you feel that way but maybe there's another way to express it. I don't know, something other than death. You'll miss their sexy guy look, lol, I don't know...something more positive. For all you know, they'll act and be exactly the same way they were before, only in different clothes and voice, so that exact same person that was in the old videos will still be in the newer ones.
Yeah... don't know what you are talking about. That was as genuine as they come.You couldn't even keep the charade of your gake apology up for like 5 minutes lmao.
Force of habit, I've already corrected it.Cis people love to make our transitions about them and their feels.
Again, she, not they.
Didn't correct the absurd recommendation to talk about how you'll miss her being a hot man...
Polite request, stop posting in this thread. Your initial post was damaging and harmful, you've failed to apologise or even begin to understand why comparing a coming out, a celebration of someone being free, is to you, similar to someone "dying" is shitty.Yeah... don't know what you are talking about. That was as genuine as they come.
And you know what hey look what time it is... time to whip myself.
You quoted the wrong personPolite request, stop posting in this thread. Your initial post was damaging and harmful, you've failed to apologise or even begin to understand why comparing a coming out, a celebration of someone being free, is to you similar to someone "dying" is shitty.
So please, leave the thread.
You could literally just apologise, then stop. Just stop. This extra "omg I am such a bad person" schitck you're attaching to the end of every reply just makes it a) insincere as fuck b) about you. Which it isn't. Like, if you sincerely wish to apologise, just say "Hey, I'm sorry." and ghost.Yeah... don't know what you are talking about. That was as genuine as they come.
And you know what hey look what time it is... time to whip myself.