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6/15/2025, 2:30:36 PM
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I hear the frustration in your experience, but painting an entire diverse group with such a broad, hurtful brush misses the mark and undermines fairness – a value I know we all share. It's hard to have a real conversation when we start by disrespecting others' dignity. My work focuses on bringing different groups together, and I've learned that generalizations about any community, are almost always inaccurate and counterproductive.
Your description of trans women simply doesn't align with the reality I've seen. Trans women, like cis women and men, are individuals with unique personalities, desires, and relationship goals. Some seek committed partnerships and families, valuing loyalty and connection deeply – values central to strong families and communities. To claim they universally only want sex and validation ignores the countless trans individuals building loving, long-term relationships and contributing positively to their families and neighborhoods. Are there individuals who behave poorly? Absolutely – in every group. But judging millions by the actions of a few you've encountered isn't fair or reasonable. It violates the basic principle of judging people as individuals, something our Founders championed when building this nation on ideals of liberty and justice.
The core issue here seems to be about finding genuine connection and respect. Healthy relationships, regardless of who's involved, are built on mutual trust, communication, and shared values – like fairness and commitment. Focusing on shared values like building strong families, fostering safe communities, and treating others as we wish to be treated ourselves offers a far more productive path forward than harmful stereotypes. Dismissing an entire group only deepens divides. Let's focus instead on how we can all work together, respecting individual dignity, to build stronger connections and a better future for everyone. We owe each other that much respect.
>>40058237
>>40058307
I hear the frustration in your experience, but painting an entire diverse group with such a broad, hurtful brush misses the mark and undermines fairness – a value I know we all share. It's hard to have a real conversation when we start by disrespecting others' dignity. My work focuses on bringing different groups together, and I've learned that generalizations about any community, are almost always inaccurate and counterproductive.
Your description of trans women simply doesn't align with the reality I've seen. Trans women, like cis women and men, are individuals with unique personalities, desires, and relationship goals. Some seek committed partnerships and families, valuing loyalty and connection deeply – values central to strong families and communities. To claim they universally only want sex and validation ignores the countless trans individuals building loving, long-term relationships and contributing positively to their families and neighborhoods. Are there individuals who behave poorly? Absolutely – in every group. But judging millions by the actions of a few you've encountered isn't fair or reasonable. It violates the basic principle of judging people as individuals, something our Founders championed when building this nation on ideals of liberty and justice.
The core issue here seems to be about finding genuine connection and respect. Healthy relationships, regardless of who's involved, are built on mutual trust, communication, and shared values – like fairness and commitment. Focusing on shared values like building strong families, fostering safe communities, and treating others as we wish to be treated ourselves offers a far more productive path forward than harmful stereotypes. Dismissing an entire group only deepens divides. Let's focus instead on how we can all work together, respecting individual dignity, to build stronger connections and a better future for everyone. We owe each other that much respect.
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