Mxybunny
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ORIGINAL: ChatteParfaitt Let me see if I can break this down in sentences you can understand. You told us how emasculated you feel when you are feminized. How women don't get to dress pretty, etc. From what you've said, you have an idea in your head that men are on one side, women on the other, and there's a huge chasm between them. Again, this is binary thinking. Haha, right. Because if there were men dressing up as women, you know, breaking the binary, there would be absolutely no criticism against that. I mean, shucks, what the hell was I thinking? All this time I've just been blind to the fact that crossdressing exists! Wait... quote:
Fluid thinking would be that everyone, male and female, is a combination of both male and female characteristics, and that enhancing one (feminine) does not detract from your *primary* characteristic (male). Everything you post reveals a continuing trend of not listening to a single damn thing I'm saying. It's like having a conversation that goes: "You like chocolate ice cream." "No, I like strawberry." "But I don't get why you like chocolate so much." "I don't, I like strawberry." "So you're saying you don't like raspberry?" "I...guess...?" "Therefore you like chocolate." "No... see... look. I like strawberry ice cream. That doesn't mean I also like chocolate, just because it is also ice cream. And just because I don't like raspberry doesn't mean I must not like strawberry." "I hear what you're saying." "Thank you." "Here's why I think you like chocolate ice cream so much..." You're accusing me of being binary (y'know, the guy who sits between both genders) yet you can't comprehend a middle ground between being a woman or feeling embarrassment at being a woman BECAUSE you hate them. I have explained... oh, just so many times that it is the abandonment of the MALE role that causes the embarrassment. Being in a highly feminine role is entirely utilitarian, because it's simply the most not-male a person can be. Being a woman does not DETRACT from my masculinity. Stepping OUT of my masculinity enables the stepping IN to a female role. quote:
You keep posting, and all your posts support my thinking that you see gender as binary, not fluid. You feel embarrassment and shame b/c you haven't accepted your feminine side. Now I know you're not taking this seriously. I've put myself out there, coming into this snake-pit to defend people with my specific gender preference, and you think I HAVEN'T accepted my feminine side? Oh for the love of god, just stop. I came into a public thread and admitted I like wearing heels and makeup and spilled my guts on the deepest aspects of my sexual identity. I struggle to believe YOU are as at peace with your sexuality as I am. quote:
If you had accepted it you WOULDN'T need to be forced. Let's play the "No one's listening to anything Mxybunny says" game again. I'll repeat for your specific benefit the same point I have only just made several times. Subs. Enjoy. Force. YOU'RE the one making this about gender. Everything you say can be interpreted as a general judgement against the entire sub-population of this site. Are you really going to take on those odds? quote:
There's the issue....you get turned on by being shamed when someone forces to accept a side of you you don't want to accept. I *LOVE* the feminine side of myself, and the joy I get from indulging it is beyond measure. You can keep on speculating about how ashamed I am of it though, if you want. (Even though I responded to your last post with the specific point that I do NOT feel shame.) "There's the issue, you love chocolate ice cream so much you won't even admit it!" quote:
Now it's my very firm opinion that it's unacceptable not b/c females are different, but b/c they are lesser. You seem to be under the impression that the more certain you proclaim yourself to be about a supposition, the more true it becomes. Are you trying to use your escalating insistence in my phantom misogyny as some kind of punishment for my continuing to explain to you what the truth is? Because, honestly, that's a little bit twisted. "Uh-oh, there you go replying again. Now I'm really REALLY sure you like chocolate!"
< Message edited by Mxybunny -- 11/25/2013 10:45:44 AM >
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