This isn't supposed to be funny

But...

haha

serves her right. "dad im a unicorn. i can be one at any time of the day, but only when i feel like it".

i'm sure he'd react differently if she said she was gay

"dad i'm femmesparklequeer"

Lol. I like the likes.

I think this is from back when likes were the only option

Ok.

Now people could respond with laughing

I mean, I’d comment and say her dad is doing an ok job.

i still use likes. fuck that different reaction bs. ppl still use it as reaction = like

im starting to warm up to the idea that all these gender spectrum fairies are autistic

As in, he’s only doing ok because his lack of influence allowed her to buy into that nonsense.

^

If my child said that, I’d take them on a 2 week long backpacking trip and see if they felt the same way afterwards.

Is he gay ENOUGH?

Only if he takes black meat.

its as if they cannot understand that masculinity and femininity are a slider, not two discrete categories. you can be a masculine girl without having to create a new category.

so they create loads of new categories

ive talked to a bunch of these ppl in real life, and you would swear theyre on the spectrum. awkward as fuck socially

Yeah. The non binary ideology requires an absolute standard of both masculinity and femininity to exist

exactly. it cannot be continuous

I’m a dude and I don’t care about sports. Do I have a special gender now?

fag?

😛

Lol

idc either, unless its fighting, then thats my shit

but thats cuz my father wasnt into sports

Well, that’s the thing. It’s preferences that drive these differences

tho i should have been. would have probably gotten into college easier and cheaper if i grew up playing football. offensive linesman

built for it

or a ripped defensive linesman haha

I’ll say this. I don’t care what my future kids want to do, as long as it’s morally permissible.

^

If I have a son that’s really into sports, fine by me. Science, hunting, cooking, dance & theatre I don’t care either.

However, if he gets in to commie crap NO.

Absolutely not.

its their character that matters, not their interests. if they have been raised right. thats something that eludes parents these days for some reason