Transgenderism as a principle subject is going to be an orthodox thing, my view is that when you discuss the principle you remove people involved. Otherwise emotions and anecdotal evidence plays in.

Apparently narcissism implies that I can't have unique opinions.

y do u think ur opinion is unique?

are all your opinions unique?

Because I being one of a kind as each human being is unique, "generated" my own opinion based on empyrical and amecdotal evidence presented by many communities which forced me to dwell on. Obviously with 7 billion people on earth someones bound to generate a similar thought to me, but I expressed it the way I see it.

That's the weakest definition of unique I've ever heard, so you have at least one unique opinion

One thing I tend to see people do is not argue the actual subject and jump around by talking semantics in wordplay.

as a programmer i can honestly say,

even NPC's are unique, cuz having overlapping object ID's messes with the program

I can go into Youtube comments and find 500 instances of the "transgenderism is a mental illness" response

You can

But its not mine

but it being yours somehow change the uniqueness?

Still doesnt argue my opinion

transgenderism is a mix of mental illness, trolls who want people to get upset, and people wanting attention

Yes, but the opinion is the same as yours. Identical. Completely interchangeable. So your opinion isn't unique.

narcissism *cough*...

See my point

Wordplay

At its best

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The word "unique" has a meaning. Pointing that out isn't wordplay

fucking lmao

Holdup

Pointing that out isnt wordplay

How so?

You mean my use of the word isnt as fine print as the dictionary and could be supplemented by another word?

You're using the adjective "unique" to describe something that is not unique in the common usage of the word. So you're using the wrong word.

That's not wordplay, that's you using the wrong friggin word

No its not

Its wordplay

I used a word

You understood the context

Yet

You questioned the word itself

i'm not questioning the word, I am questioning if you are a narcissist.

Generating a discussion outside of the actual discussion

I don't question the word, I question what you're using the word to describe, namely your opinion and how special/mundane it is

because if the opinion isn't unique, yet you find it unique because it's yours....

wordplay
/ˈwəːdpleɪ/
noun
the witty exploitation of the meanings and ambiguities of words, especially in puns.

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Or the exploitation of the word in discussion or debate to play a game where you argue the legitimacy of the word usage.

How ambiguous the word "unique"? Is it ambiguous enough that you could pass off something completely mundane as unique? Can a word be synonymous with its antonym?