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27/01/2020
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Cisgender isn’t some derogatory label given to non-trans people by trans people it’s literally just what someone who identifies the same as what they were born is called.
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Flag shagger.
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I prefer born woman. It takes the same amount of time to say, and I don't have to resort to a Latin term to let people know who I am. Trans woman, born women, worth the same, but are different.
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i think it very much depends what your social circle is. The term cis just isn't used in my social circle, and the only place i have ever seen it used is on this forum, which is pretty ironic really given that posters are anonymous and we have no idea what sex or gender anyone is
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Stiff Member
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It's the same type of a thing, only applies when needed for differentiation |
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Why don't you have the same attitude about every other Latin word that's used in speech? Bizarre.
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