GM. My question is, why, if I thought you were a woman, did you feel the need to tell me you're a trans person? Now I feel like I've been tricked. I hope I can be honest without you flagging me again. Also, as a journalist, and a former opinions editor, I know what I have a right to say and not to say. I didn't do anything wrong. If you didn't like my content you didn't have to watch it.
I treat everyone the same. If I don't like something I can point it out, whether it's hair, teeth, or someone tricking me into speaking to them as a woman and then telling me they're not a woman. This is part of the whole confusion. Did you want to be a woman? If so, why would you tell people you're a man, especially if they think you're a woman? Do you want to be accepted as a man who "became" a woman or as a woman?
There's no way to ask these questions without seeming offensive, but you're being so honest, and I feel like I should too. And maybe you should have started off by telling me you were trans. I really don't understand why, when I referred to you as a woman over and over, do you feel the need to tell me you're a man. I really don't understand this.
This is a part of the confusion for me, and why I know it's wrong. I believe it's wrong. I have a right to say this. I'm not abusing you. Just as you have a right to say you don't like it. But is you tricking me into thinking you're a woman abuse? That's kinda what happened.
My thoughts are that I always treat people the way I want to be treated. I wouldn't flag you for being transgender, and I think it's wrong. I just don't understand why you hid that from the beginning. It seems as if you just don't like the fact that I think transgenderism is wrong. That's a fact. And my thoughts are that I can't stand up for what I believe in without getting flagged. That's abuse. And it's not funny that you don't know what atrazine is.