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Originally Posted by GypsyGoth
But by your definition Caitlin is a pansexual and you admitted you aren't. So isn't she allowed to have an opinion on pansexuality, even if it's one you don't like?
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So she believes that gender is a social construct, that the boundaries between 'men' and 'women' are so blurred that she essentially sees one race of people and makes no distinction between them other than certain obvious biological differences and so as such the 'gender' of a person rarely comes into her head when she's attracted to somebody, and it's the
person (personality), not how aesthetically pleasing they are is what is the real thing that attracts her to people?
You can think what you like about different sexualities, but to openly say in front of people who may be struggling to find themselves that a label they associate themselves with is just a way of being 'different' (not that, you know...that's how they may feel, how could anybody else possibly understand and so who is anyone else to pass judgement?) to make themselves stand out isn't acceptable. It's not a fun little easy lifestyle choice, some people actually feel this within them and so to make out it's just as easy as 'oooh let's pick this label cuz it's so cool!' just takes away from the complexity of the situation.