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Former Juno star, Elliot Page has come out as a trans male today and is now using he/they pronouns in his bio. Wonder how David Cage would react?
Good for him
I'm sure cage will still be a talentless creep
Cage is a creep and all his creep stuff is creepier in hindsight but this isn't about him.
Congratulation to Elliot, may they continue to fight for these causes.
Curious, what happens to all movies, shows, and video games featuring him like changing his name in the credit, or at least add "currently known as Elliot page" next to his old name?
Does that mean he's straight now?
PatrickBateman96 wrote:
Does that mean he's straight now?
You just reminded me of this image:
As for the topic at hand, hey good for him.
I found out on /pol/ and it's funny how they have to justify how it attacks them personally
Does that mean that games featuring Page are now automatically nominees for BAFTA awards?
I often think about transsexual women when I think about transsexual people. I don't know why?
Mr. Croat wrote:
I often think about transsexual women when I think about transsexual people. I don't know why?
There's a difference between transsexual and transgender.
Mr. Croat wrote:
I often think about transsexual women when I think about transsexual people. I don't know why?
That is because trans women are mentioned far more.
Still 10/10 qt.
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You shouldn't misgender or deadname people.
Edit: Did I need downvotes for calling out transphobia?
How's calling someone by their previous name any worse depending whether the person has changed their gender identity or not?
Evilthing wrote:
How's calling someone by their previous name any worse depending whether the person has changed their gender identity or not?
Because it's specifically referring to someone as something they no longer consider themselves to be, and acts to degrade their identity. It's difficult for a lot of people to fully grasp why it's hurtful since they have no frame of reference for it, and I'm hardly the best at explaining it, so I'd recommend asking any trans people you know if they'd be comfortable discussing it with you in more detail.
Evilthing wrote:
How's calling someone by their previous name any worse depending whether the person has changed their gender identity or not?
As a trans person, it's rude and offensive to deadname trans people, and what that new user just did was worse as they not just deadname him, but also purposely misgendered him.
chowzburgerz wrote:
As a trans person, it's rude and offensive to deadname trans people, and what that new user just did was worse as they not just deadname him, but also purposely misgendered him.
Editing your post wondering about the downvotes is justified. Stand tall. Your opinion is valid regardless.
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