Every label you put on someone can be an invisible knife.#tvshow #edit #shorts

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    1. might just be stoned rn but cupcakes with cocktail wieners sounds pretty good rn
      might just be hungry for meat lol past 60hrs all I've had is one lol sandwich, like basic fridge type, not somethin fancy like a footlong sub

    2. they did a GREAT job depicting how these folks blow everything out of proportion and constantly have to imagine "hate crimes" to feel relevant lol

      what was the "oh my god" for lol who was the manlady they had that reaction to? some "celeb"?

    3. “Another homophobic” but sir you’re “gender fluid” so how would this pertain to you?

      Are we forever? Going to ignore that the term gender fluid is just a sexist label? It’s an excuse to define sex identity as purely something that is present only through how you present yourself. Whether that is stereotypical, masculine clothing, or feminine clothing… what you wear doesn’t define your sex, but here we are…

    4. I don't think gender fluid works like that.
      This is a person with no gender, fluid would mean that sometimes he is him and in others she is her.

    5. I always find it really funny when people get labels wrong lol
      For anyone wondering, genderfluid is when someone's gender identity can change over days, weeks, or months. For example, one day they could go by he/him and the next week use she/her

    6. I hate when shows write these kinds of characters without actually talking to a gender fluid person. What that person was describing is being a-gender, meaning feeling an absence of gender. Gender fluid is when your gender doesn't feel fixed. You will absolutely feel like man or woman some days, that's in the definition of gender fluid. You don't have to feel both but you will feel like at least one, at least some of the time.

      It's ironic because they're trying to make the joke that Max and Caroline aren't actually queerphobic but are perceived as it when in reality this show is trying to be perceived as supportive when they are actually being transphobic by writing that character.