18h ago

A conversation on trans people's experience and understanding with this issue

The comments:

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'There is a large gap in knowledge and understanding of trans issues, so we need to be more open, more honest and more honest about how we talk about them in this country' 'I feel a bit awkward about speaking on this subject. We are not used to trans people in this country, especially trans people from the south, talking about our issues'. 'I was shocked when I heard this last week and I was not surprised when I read your comments on this matter . I felt disempowered when I read you's words. It was hard to fathom, but we are used to this. This is the way we speak about it. We are so used to it. I don't know how to say this, but I am so sorry about that. I think it is very sad that we do not accept our trans brothers and sisters, or sisters, to speak out in this manner. This is why I find it very sad that I have to write this message, but I feel I must. I think it is so sad that this has happened. I am sorry for what this has caused for my family, and I am sorry for what it has done for you, my friends and I. I also know that I must keep a very low profile, lest we do something to harm your career or reputation, or for that matter your life. If I do speak about this matter, I am not doing it out of fear. I am simply going to do what is right in this time, and I am going to speak out. If you want to speak about it, come speak about it! I am not afraid to speak out! If you want to speak about it, you will. You can talk about it in your own language, or I will do it for you in my own
- If you wanna talk about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language. If you wanna speak about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language. If you wanna speak about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language. If you wanna speak about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language. If you wanna speak about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language. If you wanna speak about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language. If you wanna speak about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language. If you wanna speak about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language. If you wanna speak about it in your own language, come speak about it in your own language.
  
  I will continue to do what I am doing
"I dont think we are all men." - "I dont think women should have the right to have the right to have the right to be what they want." - "I dont think men and women should be treated the same." - "I dont think women should be allowed to have the same rights." - "I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect women and I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect men." - "I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect children and I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect women." - "I dont think men and women should be treated the same." - "I dont think men and women should be allowed to have the same rights." - "I dont think women should be allowed to have the same rights." - "I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect children and I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect men." - "I dont think men and women should be allowed to have the same rights." - "I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect children and I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect men." - "I dont think men and women should be allowed to have the same rights." - "I dont think men and women should be allowed to have the same rights." - "I dont think women should be allowed to have the same rights." - "I dont think Im a feminist because I want to protect children and I dont think
This is the absolute worst thing I've ever seen in the human race! It's time for the whole world to speak up! -The Australian
"I've had a lot of feedback about the comments on this post, which I'm sure will be of interest to other people who were also on the receiving end of this kind of abuse. It's important to realise that I was just one person; this is not the voice of my friends or the community as a whole. I'm sorry for any offence caused and I am in no way an anti-trans person. I am not a bigot, nor am I a homophobe or a sexist or a misogynist. I just thought it was important for you all to know that I had a lot of love to give and would do anything to have a good relationship with you all. I am happy to have friends and family in the community who understand my issues but I have made it clear that I have not been able to work out what makes for a good relationship, as I believe that we are all just one big, interconnected family. I know some may think I am mad for saying that; that it is not for me to tell my friends what to do, but I am not. I am here to share my experience and I am not going to stop sharing my story because some think I am wrong about it, or even wrong about myself. I know how I feel, so I will keep talking about it, and hope that it will make someone else feel that way as well. I am not here to offend you or to make you feel left out; I am not a bigot, nor do I have a problem with trans people, I just want to make sure that I can look after myself when I am old, because I am not sure how I am going to live without my mum, sister or my brother." "So, I am sure some of you may be surprised to see

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