n3847 #transphobia

n3847 #transphobia ovarit.com

I say wipe out "transitioning" and Gender Ideology all together. I'm tired of these creeps and this inane whining from AGP men who need to shove themselves in w women. Ugh, get away CREEPS! Go compete w men and leave us alone. Tired of this.

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Forebear of n3847 200 years ago: “I'm tired of this inane whining from Drapetomania blacks who wanna run away to ‘freedom’ in the North! Ugh, get right in the head, CREEPS and get back to work. Tired of this.”

80 years ago: I say wipe out "lefties" and handedness all together. I'm tired of these creeps and this inane whining from 'left-handed’ people wanting to write so weirdly. The letters tilt the wrong way. Ugh, get away CREEPS! Grab a pen in your right hand and leave us alone. Tired of this.

That will just make things worse. Pretending something doesn't exist doesn't get rid of it.

"I declare that they don't exist." Reality denial in this case... The "leave us alone" sounds like persecution complex and the false claims that they're somehow after you, rather than people who just deserve to live. Intolerance propaganda.

<@KeithInc.> #138823

My father was a lefty. He would lay a blank page on the desk as though for a right-hander, curve his left wrist around so his knuckles faced his chest, and then basically write with his hand upside-down.

His handwriting was actually pretty good (better than mine!) but signing any sort of electrical device was beyond him.

@Sasha #138855

Nice.

I also am left-handed, fortunately with today's ink pens it's generally not a problem and in my time I wasn't harassed about it by teachers. Then much typing now happens on computers where it doesn't make a difference. Apparently, when very young I was ambidexter, frequently switching hand. And interestingly I can still surprise myself using the right hand when writing on a chalkboard, because the motions don't need high precision. I play the guitar like right-handed people and leave the computer mouse at the right. But I play soccer and hockey like left-handed people, my favorite foot is the right one, including in martial arts.

In highschool I used to know a left-handed girl who'd hold the pen in her whole closed fist, the thumb inside the fist, rest her wrist down on the paper and precisely control the tip with her thumb, pinkie and wrist motions. Her writing was clear and she'd also avoid smearing the graphite or ink that way.

n3847 #transphobia ovarit.com

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