Reply With QuoteWhat about this mentalness? At this rate Ines' anus will be co-opted as a safe spaceOriginally Posted by Burney
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...ls-to-the-test
These ****s really do make me despair
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...g-vegan-babies
What about this mentalness? At this rate Ines' anus will be co-opted as a safe space
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...ls-to-the-test
What if Anus chooses to identify as male, though? Will you go for Enos? Innes? Angus?What about this mentalness? At this rate Ines' anus will be co-opted as a safe space
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...ls-to-the-test
Look at this poor, malnourished retard, though.What about this mentalness? At this rate Ines' anus will be co-opted as a safe space
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...ls-to-the-testHe's clearly anaemic and his mother's plainly mental (although I concede that she does appear to have a cracking set of bangers on her).
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Well, the female version of Ines is "Agnes", so I guess it would have to be Angus
Of course, ultimately my childrens' names, just like their gender, will be their choice.
In fact we're currently converting the kitchen into a secondary bathroom in case our kids feel uncomfortable sharing such an intimate space with their parents. It will contain nothing except for a hole in the floor, a single roll of neutral-toned toilet paper and a hose attached to the water mains for hygiene and general freshening up. Conventional bathrooms with their gendered toilet arrangements are potentially highly triggering to young people making sense of the world. Imagine if Angus walked in and found the toilet seat down? What kind of message would this send? That he should be ashamed of his gender fluidity?
What a bunch of spastics.
It's also crucial that you shouldn't let Anus see their genitals at any point, in case it triggers their gender anxieties or the sight forces them down a particular, biologically-determined gender path.Well, the female version of Ines is "Agnes", so I guess it would have to be Angus
Of course, ultimately my childrens' names, just like their gender, will be their choice.
In fact we're currently converting the kitchen into a secondary bathroom in case our kids feel uncomfortable sharing such an intimate space with their parents. It will contain nothing except for a hole in the floor, a single roll of neutral-toned toilet paper and a hose attached to the water mains for hygiene and general freshening up. Conventional bathrooms with their gendered toilet arrangements are potentially highly triggering to young people making sense of the world. Imagine if Angus walked in and found the toilet seat down? What kind of message would this send? That he should be ashamed of his gender fluidity?
Imagine giving this **** to a child
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And then there's blithely heartbreaking lines like:
George cannot have hot lunches like most of the other children and when they make honey bagels at school or jelly or cakes, he is the only one who will not have any. But that doesn’t bother him at all
These people are clearly hippies. Their womenfolk are most likely tattooed, unshaven leftists.Imagine giving this **** to a child
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And then there's blithely heartbreaking lines like:
They should all be re-educated.
I liked the bit where they said "We didn’t speak to a doctor about going vegan as I’ve learned they have little training in nutrition", which I think it's reasonable to translate as "We didn't speak to a doctor about going vegan, as we were pretty sure they'd tell us not to."These people are clearly hippies. Their womenfolk are most likely tattooed, unshaven leftists.
They should all be re-educated.
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