When women are like "I'm non binary". It's like, bitch fuck you. Not because I don't think you're non-binary, but because guys have a lot more trouble saying they're non binary because of the stigmas associated with feminization of males. So you think you can just go around saying "omg I feel really masculine today!" Like, that's okay if you're actually trans and you're transitioning into a male, then you actually have an excuse. But it's really insulting when you're just like "omg I JUST FEEL SO MASCULINE TODAY, BUT HMM TODAY I FEEL FEMININE". Fuck you, bitch. If a guy acted like that he would have a lot harder time, with women everyone just thinks you're cool and a tomboy.

It's time to stop

It's not about equality, it's about aesthetics. I don't wanna look at an ugly guy. Guys tend to be uglier when wearing girly clothes

Women are generally way more disliked than men, dude. Misogyny is far more rampant than misandry.

I honestly don't know which one of you two is worse.

how about this

fuck non-binary tumblrinas

But then they could accuse you of rape

Quote from: Loaf on December 03, 2016, 08:41:09 AM

Quote from: Desty on December 03, 2016, 08:28:35 AM

It's not about equality, it's about aesthetics. I don't wanna look at an ugly guy. Guys tend to be uglier when wearing girly clothes

That's not even true, there's plenty of guys that look really hot in girls clothes.

That guy looks bad. At first glance he looks alright, but then you picture him walking around and it's unaesthetic. Also, no, most men do NOT look good in women clothing. I'm all for guys with feminine appearance, but I will under no circumstances accept someone who lacks that but still acts it.

"that guy" that's fuckin' david bowie you cave troll.

is it really the person's fault or society's fault for giving feminine guys shit

Quote from: http://www.sep7agon.net on December 03, 2016, 02:10:37 PM

is it really the person's fault or society's fault for giving feminine guys shit

That's like asking who's fault it is if people in a gym laugh at someone doing an exercise incorrectly.

For optimum results the person in wrong will change, but at the same time there's no clear-cut rule that says you have to use the dumbbell in a certain way.

I mean, nobody should laugh at someone in the gym who's doing an exercise wrong, they should just tell them "Hey man, you might injure yourself if you keep jumping whenever you reach the top of your squat," so... Yeah, you can certainly do an exercise improperly. I understand what you're saying, but if you say "I'm gonna go do bench press," then use your feet, you're uh, not doing bench press.

The main point being you shouldn't laugh at someone for being ignorant. You should help them.

Quote from: Desty on December 03, 2016, 02:14:34 PM

Quote from: http://www.sep7agon.net on December 03, 2016, 02:10:37 PM

is it really the person's fault or society's fault for giving feminine guys shit

That's like asking who's fault it is if people in a gym laugh at someone doing an exercise incorrectly.

For optimum results the person in wrong will change, but at the same time there's no clear-cut rule that says you have to use the dumbbell in a certain way.

I mean, nobody should laugh at someone in the gym who's doing an exercise wrong, they should just tell them "Hey man, you might injure yourself if you keep jumping whenever you reach the top of your squat," so... Yeah, you can certainly do an exercise improperly. I understand what you're saying, but if you say "I'm gonna go do bench press," then use your feet, you're uh, not doing bench press.

The main point being you shouldn't laugh at someone for being ignorant. You should help them.

You can't force someone to use their arms for the bench press. They might want to use the bench press area for whatever exercise they're doing, and if you try to correct them they might become angry at you for butting in where you don't belong.

Quote from: Winy on December 03, 2016, 02:18:28 PM

Quote from: Desty on December 03, 2016, 02:14:34 PM

Quote from: http://www.sep7agon.net on December 03, 2016, 02:10:37 PM

is it really the person's fault or society's fault for giving feminine guys shit

That's like asking who's fault it is if people in a gym laugh at someone doing an exercise incorrectly.

For optimum results the person in wrong will change, but at the same time there's no clear-cut rule that says you have to use the dumbbell in a certain way.

I mean, nobody should laugh at someone in the gym who's doing an exercise wrong, they should just tell them "Hey man, you might injure yourself if you keep jumping whenever you reach the top of your squat," so... Yeah, you can certainly do an exercise improperly. I understand what you're saying, but if you say "I'm gonna go do bench press," then use your feet, you're uh, not doing bench press.

The main point being you shouldn't laugh at someone for being ignorant. You should help them.

You can't force someone to use their arms for the bench press. They might want to use the bench press area for whatever exercise they're doing, and if you try to correct them they might become angry at you for butting in where you don't belong.

If someone's safety is at risk because they're doing an exercise improperly, I don't really care if that person interprets what I'm doing as rude. Realistically, there's nothing wrong with observing someone is about to blow their lower back out, and saying "Dude, your form needs some work."

Quote from: Desty on December 03, 2016, 02:24:21 PM

Quote from: Winy on December 03, 2016, 02:18:28 PM

Quote from: Desty on December 03, 2016, 02:14:34 PM

Quote from: http://www.sep7agon.net on December 03, 2016, 02:10:37 PM

is it really the person's fault or society's fault for giving feminine guys shit

That's like asking who's fault it is if people in a gym laugh at someone doing an exercise incorrectly.

For optimum results the person in wrong will change, but at the same time there's no clear-cut rule that says you have to use the dumbbell in a certain way.

I mean, nobody should laugh at someone in the gym who's doing an exercise wrong, they should just tell them "Hey man, you might injure yourself if you keep jumping whenever you reach the top of your squat," so... Yeah, you can certainly do an exercise improperly. I understand what you're saying, but if you say "I'm gonna go do bench press," then use your feet, you're uh, not doing bench press.

The main point being you shouldn't laugh at someone for being ignorant. You should help them.

You can't force someone to use their arms for the bench press. They might want to use the bench press area for whatever exercise they're doing, and if you try to correct them they might become angry at you for butting in where you don't belong.

If someone's safety is at risk because they're doing an exercise improperly, I don't really care if that person interprets what I'm doing as rude. Realistically, there's nothing wrong with observing someone is about to blow their lower back out, and saying "Dude, your form needs some work."

If they don't harm themselves the day you told them to not do what they were doing, the situation will look like this:
-They will be angry at you
-You will feel flustered over them not following your advice that could save them
-They will still do the thing they were doing before

I get what you mean when you wanna help- the concept isn't foreign to me- but you can't tell people not to hurt themselves and have them follow it just because. People will harm themselves, and there's nothing you're allowed to do about it. You can talk to them, you can scream at them, but you can't physically prevent them from doing the exercise because that's illegal. Even if you could, they'd do the same thing again tomorrow.

Even if you wanna help, and you say "Telling them is enough for me" that doesn't really mean anything if it changes nothing.