The lack of Pride seasonal events is super disrespectful to the trans community

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Originally Posted by Ghutts

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I'm glad transphobia is so funny to you

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Originally Posted by Ghutts

"You use that word a lot. I do not think that it means what you think that it means." Inigo Montoya

(not gonna lie. I completely forgot that I replied to this thread until I posted this and saw my post right above it. And I laughed quite heartily at my own stupidity.)

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Ok transphobe

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Originally Posted by Ativan

By FAR Elezen is the most popular race among trans individuals and Square Enix would actually do a lot of good for their image by acknowledging the trans community by giving them an Elezen-themed seasonal event. It is disappointing that they have not done so.

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There is no way of being disrespectfull in those ways, the game IS FOR ALL, and they like to put it like that also with events and more, maybe it is that you fail to see and also, you are free to to host your own events as well and if anyone end harrashing you for it or the likes, you can report them and with direct hate and more the GM's WILL do stuff.

This is not me saying that I am against the suggestion, but this is me saying that they are trying to create events that fits for everyone.

Awareness should happen by people not big companies out there, and that is also what you see in real life with pride events and more to it, which you can attend whether you are LQBTinsert100morelettershere or not, they nice people.

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Originally Posted by Themarvin

There is no way of being disrespectfull in those ways, the game IS FOR ALL, and they like to put it like that also with events and more, maybe it is that you fail to see and also, you are free to to host your own events as well and if anyone end harrashing you for it or the likes, you can report them and with direct hate and more the GM's WILL do stuff.

This is not me saying that I am against the suggestion, but this is me saying that they are trying to create events that fits for everyone.

Awareness should happen by people not big companies out there, and that is also what you see in real life with pride events and more to it, which you can attend whether you are LQBTinsert100morelettershere or not, they nice people.

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Actually, Pride IS an event for everyone... as long as you're not a homophobe or a transphobe.

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Originally Posted by TitanMenII

Your transphobia is showing

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Your are putting LGBT in a bad light by saying that all the time and most is taking distanceto you, because your goal seem more or less to put a bad light onto everything... be it whatever sexuality or gender feel or whatever.

Try and understand that the game is supposed to be for everyone and that you are free to host whatever events on your own.

Stop harrashing the community, both LGBT and None, because you are doing both in multiple ways in multiple threads and multiple new posts.

Come back after a day of Diablo 4 and half the front page is all LGBT this and LGBT that!

Why was it necessary to bump year old threads after already making the same ones this year?

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Originally Posted by ZephyrMenodora

Come back after a day of Diablo 4 and half the front page is all LGBT this and LGBT that!

Why was it necessary to bump year old threads after already making the same ones this year?

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Find the source of the bumping and you find your answer to that.

I posted this in a similar thread but might get answers here as well. Just out of genuine curiosity, but if trans women and trans men are to be considered 'real women' and 'real men', is there a need for the 'trans' prefix or does that just make it more difficult for trans people?

I mean, calling someone a 'trans woman' is, by definition, excluding them from and differentiating them from 'real women' - same with the prefix 'biological', I'd think.

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Originally Posted by MirielleLavandre

I posted this in a similar thread but might get answers here as well. Just out of genuine curiosity, but if trans women and trans men are to be considered 'real women' and 'real men', is there a need for the 'trans' prefix or does that just make it more difficult for trans people?

I mean, calling someone a 'trans woman' is, by definition, excluding them from and differentiating them from 'real women' - same with the prefix 'biological', I'd think.

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Maybe SOME people are in need of those prefix so whoever they disagree with will be branded as bigots, hateful, and transphobes without the need of providing solid arguments, like what Titanmen has been doing

Yeah, I'm a bit disappointed by the lack of Pride events too... At least put a rainbow earring on MogStation or something