Stylizer1
Teflon Don
File a human rights complaint on her then. Sexism has no place in our society.She.
Sexist.
Stay strong brother.
File a human rights complaint on her then. Sexism has no place in our society.She.
Sexist.
“It’s hip to be gay” …. I don’t think it’s easy to be gay, as much as it’s become less stigmatic.
I think the people who come out as gay later in life, even after having been in a heterosexual couple and even having kids are either awakening to their nascent sexuality, or they are bisexual (remember, I believe it’s a spectrum) and realized they are more comfortable with a gay partner than a heterosexual partner.
Stories of gay people struggling with their homosexuality into young adulthood are still typical. They don’t have a reference point, so they take a while to recognize their feelings as an indicator of their sexuality. (I’m not gay, I am inferring from testaments of gay friends.)
Being gay is a sexual preference. That's it.I think there is both. I think there are some people that are born gay. From a young age you can tell they are going to grow up to be gay men, or lesbians.
Then you have some that chose to be gay, or bi or whatever.
I think the argument about being born gay was a strong argument to combat the "pray away the gay" groups that sprouted up across North America.
Again, I dont care if you were born that way or chose to be that way. You be with who makes you happy. Everyone deserves to find love. If you do find it, dont let it go.
I think there is both. I think there are some people that are born gay. From a young age you can tell they are going to grow up to be gay men, or lesbians.
Being gay is a sexual preference. That's it.
no.. it is way more complex and it pulls in all aspects of society.Being gay is a sexual preference. That's it.
If I said something you disagree with just say it.no.. it is way more complex and it pulls in all aspects of society.
we are nowhere near as sophisticated and evolved a society to have this discussion. It will bring forth reactions that are combative and not analytical.
In Humanity's 200,000 of existence, we have never achieved any kind of intellectual state that would allow for this debate. And as we move forward, the doors close and not open.
So a dead debate.
Let us all go back to discussing Replicators, SMRs and Austin Mathew's contract.
@Flamingo . @Micklebot Thank you for the intellectual debate. It was nice to have an adult conversation on here.
Stylizer1: PO1135809 OOOHHH NNNOOO.. His orange jail suit, will match his hair and face!!!!
no.. it is way more complex and it pulls in all aspects of society.
we are nowhere near as sophisticated and evolved a society to have this discussion. It will bring forth reactions that are combative and not analytical.
In Humanity's 200,000 of existence, we have never achieved any kind of intellectual state that would allow for this debate. And as we move forward, the doors close and not open.
So a dead debate.
Let us all go back to discussing Replicators, SMRs and Austin Mathew's contract.
@Flamingo . @Micklebot Thank you for the intellectual debate. It was nice to have an adult conversation on here.
Stylizer1: PO1135809 OOOHHH NNNOOO.. His orange jail suit, will match his hair and face!!!! Be careful of freedom and guns and so on.. One day I will tell you a story about a 2 year old and guns..
I imagine there's an element of choice, that some people are more open to sexual plasticity than others. I can't tell you if it's physiologically determined, socialized, or a mix of both. As others have said, live and let live. I did use the word "imagine" because I really have no clue, my highest qualification is that of hockey fan.I've always thought the "born gay" argument was completely unecessary. It doesn't matter one bit if choice is an element for some people. I read this fascinating essay years ago by a guy that chose to live his life as a gay man because he found the dance he felt men had to do with women to get sex was difficult and sometimes crushing work for uncertain reward. I thought the concept that choice was a completely valid way to be gay person was bloody brilliant.
Do you think trans women should be allowed to compete against biological women in sports?I imagine there's an element of choice, that some people are more open to sexual plasticity than others. I can't tell you if it's physiologically determined, socialized, or a mix of both. As others have said, live and let live. I did use the word "imagine" because I really have no clue, my highest qualification is that of hockey fan.
If there were some cultural or environmental pressure, whether happenstance or engineered, that influenced people's sexuality, of course I would want to understand it. But in today's social climate, there are political factions that promote and weaponize this completely unfounded notion as fact. They suppress the rights of LGBTQ people and of women, and I will give no quarter to those people.
f*** life sucks.
I am so tired of it.
I think trans women should be allowed to participate in the women's class of recreational and most competitive sports. The focus is on health and socialization in most cases, and there's room for all to play and compete, and in general it doesn't pose a health or safety risk to women, or edge them out of spots to play.Do you think trans women should be allowed to compete against biological women in sports?
It absolutely does my friend, but you're not alone.f*** life sucks.
I am so tired of it.
f*** no.. @Qward don't you dare stay off of here.It is Friday. Take the day off… spend the weekend with those who you care about and remove all social media from your life for one week.
Sending air hugs.
What happened? If you need to talk to someone to unburden yourself, feel free to DM me.f*** life sucks.
I am so tired of it.
Depression is back. It brought anxiety along with it.What happened? If you need to talk to someone to unburden yourself, feel free to DM me.
Lift weights, eat healthy, get jacked and everything else will fall in place. I am at my absolute best when consistent with those things more so than any anti depressant I have tried. I am also at my absolute worst when I stop doing those things.Depression is back. It brought anxiety along with it.
Got dumped. Unrelated to depression, did not help it. I was not the cause, her trauma is the cause.
She wont talk to me anymore and I have to see her every day at work now.
My contract didnt get renewed, so I am back to my old job at 2/3rds the pay.
Meds arent working.
I am tired of everything.
I have an exam in an hour that cost me $1000 to write.
Do you have mental health support at work (big employers would)?Depression is back. It brought anxiety along with it.
Got dumped. Unrelated to depression, did not help it. I was not the cause, her trauma is the cause.
She wont talk to me anymore and I have to see her every day at work now.
My contract didnt get renewed, so I am back to my old job at 2/3rds the pay.
Meds arent working.
I am tired of everything.
I have an exam in an hour that cost me $1000 to write.
I disagree.I think trans women should be allowed to participate in the women's class of recreational and most competitive sports. The focus is on health and socialization in most cases, and there's room for all to play and compete, and in general it doesn't pose a health or safety risk to women, or edge them out of spots to play.
But that's not the point you're interested in, is it? Let's get right to the 0.01% of athletes that get headlines.
I don't think Anne Andres should have been allowed to compete in the women's national powerlifting championship. In that particular case, there was not even any androgen-level testing prior to the competition. And in general, for very physical sports like power lifing and wrestling/MMA, the trans-female athlete might have an advantage of having developed higher bone density, larger hands, different body ratios, that just can't be erased. I don't predent to know the answer to the general question. For example, I'm fine with Quinn playing on the Canadian women's national soccer team. But I understand why some would come down on the other side of the argument... that at the top level (Tier-1 high school, NCAA, professional, national teams, etc.), depending on the sport, this very rarefied level of athletic performance should be reserved for non-trans women athletes.
This is the same argument as whether Caster Semenya should be allowed to compete in women's track and field.
Social engineering keeping us distracted from the real issues.Look at us all right now.
We weren't like this before.
This is what the world is coming to.
Everyone is angry. Everywhere and all of the time.
Why? Where did it come from?
Did it happen spontaneously? Is it social media? Something more nefarious and purposeful?
I don't know exactly when it started or why, but these past five years everything feels different somehow. And I think everyone feels it, yeah?
@Stylizer1
play on here !!!!! play !!!!
so on Tuesday, I put 25 mm on the rear wheel of a set of wheels I built. And 23 mm on the front wheel. 42 mm deep aluminum rim from Eightinch. They are for track/single speed, I adapted them to road.
I mounted the babies on an old Mayata steel frame that I converted to accept Brifters and 10 speed drive. Taiwanese micro shifters from BikeNashbar and Shimano crank.. We are talking sharp. Shit ass heavy ~ 25 lbs,, but sharp.
Down to Manotick, I hit 40 and sustained it..After a while, I coasted, a group of millennials (2 girls and a guy), rang the bell and passed me... I raced them down and blew by them...f*** yea, ain't nothing like male ego being crushed. Did I tell you, hit 40 and sustained it!!!
2 weeks ago, on my OLD TT (650 C wheels) ~ 2 inches smaller than the 700's that are today's standards.. Some idiot in the 1990's decided it was best to be closer to the ground on a TT bike!!! More idiot Engineers....anyway, I hit 50 KM/hr...HUH !!!!
Hey, you know what pisses me off.. I was at Bennett's shop a few years ago (Euro-Sports on Bullham, next to the Parkdale market. Excellent bike shop)..we were talking and I suggested a 28 or 29" dia wheels for bikes.. NOW a f***ing US company released a 700 B.. roughly 29".... HUH!!!!! My dumb luck.
Talk about a missed opportunity. I had no means to bend Aluminum extrusion.. otherwise Beech Brand 700 B wheel. HHHUUHHHH!!!
so..my last two weeks, 50 kmh, 40 kmh, passed millennials, lost millions... still happy as a pig in shit.
Play Dude..Play...
Two players on Colingwood kissed after scoring a try.. they replayed it and no one flinched..No one cares..We have bigger problems. Our Melbourne Demons are at 60 points and out of it. We will finish 4th. Our women Demons finished 12 last year!!!! Who cares who kisses who..12th.
what are the shims for?Next week I am picking up new spacers for the 20” BBS rims I bought last year… finally mounting them … 6 months late