50 Lazy People Who Were So Infuriating, They Got Called Out Online

Re-read his note. How will a placard help? And with severe pain he should put the baby in a car seat, unload groceries, then pick the baby up again…and then carry the baby back to the car WITHOUT using the cart! If I left the baby in the car I may not make it back. And getting groceries delivered is much more expensive, even when free. (I did it once, cannot shop for sales and ended up with 12 large stalks of broccoli, and 4 brussel sprouts. 🤔 But I came out OK financially because I got a whole salmon instead of a single filet for the same price.) I would NEVER block a handicapped space like the picture shows. Sometimes a parking lot can feel like a very long hike!

Re-read his note. What does a placard have to do with it? I have one but often do not use it because, with a cart I can get around just fine. In many places the cart returns are few and spaced out. I have some difficulty getting from my car to the nearest cart, but I can lean on the cart. After shopping I may be tired (which means more pain.) and may choose to leave the cart (agains a pole or with a wheel in a hole so it will not roll away.) And I would not want to leave children in the car to take the cart back. I would never block a path or leave it in a handicap spot.

It is not a matter of seconds, it is a matter of steps. If it matters to you, I have notes above.

Home delivery is always more expensive, even when free. Cannot shop sales and errors occur.

Ugh.

Not sure why this deserves downvotes. There's plenty of reasons to dislike gender reveal parties, but trying to twist it into sounding perverted about kids makes them sound way more gross than a gender reveal party is. Nobody sees it that way but you and it's weird my dude

@Dan - I agree there's nothing wrong with being excited about the sex of the baby, but I think the reason some people think of gender reveals as announcing the genitalia is just because they go by the genitalia on the ultrasound.

Dan Holden - Thank you!!

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Everyone on this post is being so insensitive, you’re very much correct

@Stealthzilla Yes, they are being insensitive and idiotic to think that we should all wait for our children to have a developed brain to understand the difference in gender and the biology of each gender and their biology, because they think it is terrible to use the information provided at the moment and decide its gender based on biology and information we have

I wouldn't call that a "gender reveal party." It's a baby shower where they also happened to disclose the sex of the baby. Having a party for the sole purpose of finding out what kind of genitalia a child has is extreme.

They aren't talking to you and your one exclusive private gender reveal party. They're talking about the massive trend of gender reveals that involve going somewhere pretty and exploding something with confetti or powder then walking away from their mess.

Gender amd sex are entirely different things.

I know, and I listed them as different things, but when a child is young if he has a penis his gender is male just like his sex is male.

Incorrect.

Then what are you going to call the child until the decision is made?

Their name. This really isn't complicated.

Yes, Johnny, Johnny went to Johnny’s room to get johnnys toy car because Jonny’s favorite toy was that car so of course Johnny had to play with it

Exactly.

That sounds pretty annoying

You could just as easily use the singular they/them/their pronouns. Like I said earlier, it's just not that difficult.

Sex is biological you said that yourself, a person can not change their sex they can say how they feel and change hoe they look but they will never be able to change their sex if his chromosomes are XY he is a he, if it's chromosomes are XX its a she

I medically transitioned now what

Now you are what you transitioned to. I don’t see what that has to do with anything though. Flat earf’s comment made no sense in this conversation.

I'm biologically male now- I was just noting that FlatEarf said that a person cannot change their sex and this is how that worked out lol

Oh I see they’re being transphobic

@FlatEarf - for genotypic sex, you're right that a person can't change what chromosomes they have, but it's more complicated than xy = he and xx = she, because there is also phenotypic sex, which includes internal and external genitalia, expression of secondary sex characteristics, and behavior, which don't necessarily align with the x/y chromosomes (for example, there can be a person appearing to be female with female external genitalia but who is genetically xy). What Is Sex? - Neuroscience - NCBI Bookshelf https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK10943/

That's interesting, a male could get xxy and have female characteristics. It happens.

Try actually studying biology beyond a 9th grade textbook. You will learn about things that you were previously unaware of.

@BWC...No they aren't

Indeed they are. Sex is biological. Gender is as social structure.

Ok I admit is was wrong. Gender is social structure based on the sex of one, gender really is stupid men can do most things women can and vice versa, it should be based off of biology not social structure

No. Gender is a forced descriptor. People are individuals and should be treated as such. Try not to compartmentalize people into categories that you find convenient or comfortable.

Typically, people prefer to be referred to by name...

I’m sorry but that is so messed up on so many levels…

That sounds so wrong omg

Probably because the child has male genitals

That’s not the reason the genitals doesn’t equal the gender. I mean I get what wren is talking about. But also until the kid decides they don’t wanna be a male then it’s ok.

@bibbity I agree with you so much, all these people act like somepeople are the worst in the world because they went off of the biological gender they have when they child hasn't said a think about changing that, until that child says that they will be changing to a gender they are the biological gender they were given at birth