(07-19-2017, 09:05 AM)Perkolater Wrote: Well the recent teen vogue how to guide to introduce teens to anal sex wouldn't even use the words male and female.  It was explained in terms of if you have a prostate, or if you are a V word owner (The actual word was censored on the board.  Sorry about that).

The left have lost their minds and are doing everything they can to take society down with them.

I'm sorry, but what the hell?!?! Why do teens need to be introduced to anal sex?! They're not responsible enough for any form of sex. They don't need to.... Oh my fresh hell. I just can't.

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(07-19-2017, 10:51 AM)rollerjag Wrote:

(07-19-2017, 10:43 AM)Perkolater Wrote: How many "Extreme" examples does it take before you realize that they are becoming the new norm?

How many examples does it take to become the norm?

Riddle me this...why is it so important to designate gender on an infant's health document? What is it about gender that makes it a required bit of information?

I would say it's pretty important on any form. How are people going to know how to specifically identify someone with just hair, eye and skin color? A child goes missing and all you go by is those things as identifiers and how is that going to work? 

I'm 5'10" tall, weigh 140lbs, have reddish brown hair, blue eyes and am fair skinned. I'm curious to know how you would pick me out in a large crowd if you had only that to go by. To not add "female" to the description is just making the task more difficult and time consuming. Most of the time you can still distinguish a person by their body type (in the case of women, breasts) or shape and how they dress. I am a tomboy and resist wearing dresses, skirts and anything particularly feminine, but my clothes still look like women's clothes and no one is going to mistake me for a dude. 

Of course, these days anyone can cut on themselves enough to look different. We see it in Hollywood all the time although most of the time they're just trying to look younger.

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