25 Comics By Sophie Labelle That Shine A Light On LGBTQ+ And Other Topics (25 New Pics)

This needs to be sent to every single incel on the planet.

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THIS.

"You mean it could get *even worse* than it has been?"

The bathroom thing isn't about protecting women, it's about bullying trans people. If people have to use the bathroom of their birth sex, that means there will be MORE men in the women's bathroom. Because transmen will be forced to use the women's bathroom, because that's their birth sex. So you'll have even more male looking people in the women's bathroom! So if you're worried that a man will pretend to be a woman to get into women's bathrooms and harass women: that rule would solve nothing, because that guy could still just walk into the women's bathroom and pretend to be a transman. It would make it even easier for him, because then he doesn't have to dress feminine to do it.

And then you hit her right in her pearl-clutching transphobic face. With the coffee mug. Note: this is hyperbole.

Among other things probably.

Exactly.

The growing piles of money are nicely subtle.

I am grateful my parents didn't do this

I sometimes wonder - if you are talking about joint memories of pre-transition life, do you re-gender and re-name the individual retrospectively? How do you strike a balance between paying respect to their gender and identity now, with having loved the previous "them" too, and feeling that the history you shared with that person is being silenced or erased?

Yeah, he won't. He might learn some unpleasant things about himself.

What it *is* “our turn” for is to be a specific focal point for hate.

I took a stand against homework when I was a kid. Never did it for years, aced every test anyway. Some of my teachers liked my moxie and let it slide, others were pissed that I refused to play the game their way.

It drives me crazy how many people don't know that intersex people exist. So many people haven't learned anything beyond 3rd grade biology, which is super oversimplified for little kids, and not actually factually correct at all. But they've never learned anything else and now think nonsense like "Having XY chromosomes means you are a man", which is just ignoring the ACTUAL biological facts.

Biologically speaking, all males are trans, because we all begin in the womb as female. It takes a precise application of a specific hormonal cocktail at a very specific time to trigger the change to male. So, if life begins at conception, we're all females.

Hydrophobic surfaces aren't *afraid* of water...

Where are you getting the stat that 1/10 people are trans?

Sorry, I don't follow politics. What rights are we losing?

I've been a landlord. No. We bought a house for us to live in, but we had to live somewhere else for work. So we rented the house out to a family for a year so they had somewhere to live. All that money was invested in the upkeep of the house. We made no profit. Not all landlords are evil

The majority of trans people realize they're trans between the age of 3 and 7. Even in the 80s, when no kids had ever heard of the concept of transness, trans kids at that age would start saying things like "why do people keep saying I'm a girl? I'm a boy, I just look like a girl" or "I wish I had a boy body like all the other boys, why was I given the wrong body?" or "when is my body gonna turn into a boy?" This is even true for trans kids who didn't know any trans people and had never heard about it, and who had parents who did not support them being trans at all. Most of those parents also say that their kid started saying it at a young age. If you think that a young kid cannot have these thoughts and feelings themselves and were pushed into it, that means you have absolutely no knowledge of the topic and you should learn more about it.