Quote:You seem to be having a major problem picking up analogies as of yet. I didn't say you did that I used it as an analogy.

 

Bottom line, if it makes you feel better to ignore the wishes of others when choosing your terminology to refer to them by than that's your right. You are also ignoring how it effects them and have to be aware of that. You are aware it is insulting to them and yet still chose to do it? 

 

What if that lifestyle happens to be insulting to me?  Should they not be aware of how it affects me or my family?  Should I be "forced" into not "insulting" them?  After all, we are talking about a very vast minority of the population.

 

The bottom line is, if some high school boy "identifies" as a girl, I'm still going to call him a him because that's the fact.  I still don't agree with him being able to use the female locker room.  Regardless of what this boy wants to call himself, I would still address him by his given name and would address him as "he, him, his, etc.".  I really don't care if it's insulting to him or not.

 

I find it odd that the far left finds the theory of creationism to be a "belief" not grounded in facts, yet evolution makes a boy a boy unless this boy "identifies" as a girl.  All of the sudden, this boy "believing" that he is female becomes "fact".

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