Different skin color than you. We're all people. So why bother with Labels. That's why I don't like using gender pronouns. I don't like saying that a person is black or white. I don't like using the word transgender. Because I don't want to label people as anything more than people. (2/2)
RpNation
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LennyTheMemeGod
We assign ‘labels’ because we like describing things in simple ways.
We created a word that means “person who has switched their gender” because that word is much easier than saying “person who has switched their gender.”
We call black people black because they are literally black.
There’s not a problem with these words. They don’t have to become a person’s identity if you don’t let them.
/Two cents.
We created a word that means “person who has switched their gender” because that word is much easier than saying “person who has switched their gender.”
We call black people black because they are literally black.
There’s not a problem with these words. They don’t have to become a person’s identity if you don’t let them.
/Two cents.
FlyingDemon
Labels are annoying, this is all i can say.
official clown business
We all try to avoid using descriptive terms in prejudice of others, but when we get past that the fact is that they're still descriptive terms. Pretty much what Lenny said.
There are five dogs frolicking, and my friend wants me to find her black one.
There are people at a convention with crazy hair styles, I want to know the bald guy's name.
There are three people having a conversation, I'll talk to the white guy.
There are five dogs frolicking, and my friend wants me to find her black one.
There are people at a convention with crazy hair styles, I want to know the bald guy's name.
There are three people having a conversation, I'll talk to the white guy.
LennyTheMemeGod
That’s my standpoint. If you’re not using the word in a pejorative fashion, I don’t see a problem.