so awesome!
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fazisafreak — 17 years ago(April 22, 2008 05:38 AM)
I think its sad that this is such a huge issue. Arent we all predominantly female whilst in the womb? I must admit i dont have a lot of understanding about everything thats being argued about, but the comment about her kid growing up to be screwed up? Not true. I know more people in therapy that came from "normal" households than those who didnt, and surely its better that the child is in an environment where it feels loved and protected than being bounced around foster homes and care homes?
If shes happy, im happy. If she offends you, dont watch her work! She's still a person with feelings, just leave her be. -
my_username_sucks — 17 years ago(April 29, 2008 10:56 PM)
I have no problem with him/her as a person. I'm sure theyre a wonderful person who is living their life the way they want.Having said that, saying the kid WON'T have issues about this is inane. The kid is going to grow up and will have two major issues to deal with. Firstly, it's adopted. Gonna have some issues on the kid. Secondly, its mom is a dude (in my opinion, chromosomes decide gender, not genitals)..not everybody is as open minded as some of you people. The kid is going to have some heavy issues to deal with.
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fazisafreak — 17 years ago(May 01, 2008 05:34 AM)
I agree that yes the kid will have some stuff to deal with, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they will be completely messed up or anything. The kid could still grow up completely psychologically sound.
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xxchixx — 17 years ago(May 20, 2008 01:32 AM)
MEDICAL FACT is she is NOT a woman
XY chromosome's => testes=> testosterone. She does not possess ovaries and does not experience menstrual cycles = NOT a woman. Get your facts straight.
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margarita_carmen_cansino — 17 years ago(November 11, 2008 03:45 PM)
oh geez. Can't we just break this down to the biological SCIENTIFIC BASICS. A person born with a penis is a man. A person born with a vagina is a woman. It's really that simple. Slice it how you want, but no amount of surgery or hormones will change that basic fact. He/she is a man, living as a woman, which is his/her's business. But to say that he/she is an actual real life woman is just silly. Take my car analogy for exampleI wrote it in my other post. I agree, people do not have the right to judge anyone else and I don't believe it's wrong or mean to refer to say that he is a man living as a woman. It's just a simple fact.
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auctionmaestra — 13 years ago(April 05, 2013 10:10 AM)
Well, getting away from science, and it is fascinating about brain mapping, etc., to me the most interesting thing about Ms. Cayne is the charisma and persona that she projects. She is a generously built actress who seems to project a very womanly, generous quality. I just saw her in Elementary and thought she was a brilliant choice for Mrs. Hudson.
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trilbynhiss — 13 years ago(April 05, 2013 06:00 PM)
I just saw her in Elementary and when Lucy Liu's Watson said something to the effect of "that's a man", I was like "NO SHE ISN'T!" The only thing a little off was her voice, otherwise she looks very feminine. Even knowing about the transgender thing, I don't see any trace of man in her. She's lovely.