>>96950137
Calling me insane is not going to change anything, Anon. It may be convenient for you to pretend that everything that bothers you is the same group of 12 people, but we are now talking about broad cultural forces encompassing many tens of millions of people and two or three generations of cyclical dialectics. It's not going to stop, and it cannot be contained. Look at how hard our forebears tried to contain it, in its prior iterations, and look how it ended every time.
You are now engaged in a holding action to force people to pretend that their lived experiences are false, but you have no way to actually enforce this mandate. You will discover, as so many others have discovered, that over time your untenable position will gradually sink underwater, and you will become an object of scorn and ridicule, despite you not having changed at all. It will be like trying to hold your breath, to maintain your long-held positions in the face of overwhelming social change. Like having your face covered with layer after lay of wet paper, at first breathing is easy, then hard, then impossible.
Finally you, as everyone else in your position always has, will break. And you, like everyone else, will admit that the Emperor has no clothes, and then you will shift your position back above water: "It's OKAY for the Emperor to flash children in public!" and the process will begin again, but the memory of drowning will increase the background anxiety of your life forever.
You can get out now, Anon. The water will be no gayer for your drowning, no less cruel for your endeavor. Save yourself while you still can, and withdraw, or like Caligula's army stabbing the ocean you will find yourself only salty and tired.