I consider myself a person of my generation working greatly to get over the linguistic prejudices of my generation.
People who’ve zoomed with me or read my LinkedIn profile know my pronouns are “was/could be/might have been.”
Those who recognize such see I’m determining my pronouns as time (or, being an author, tense) sequenced, not sexual identity/preference sequenced.
And there we have one…prejudice? Is it really a prejudice?…in that sexual identity/preference idea.
You want me to recognize you as some gender? Okay. Until you need immediate medical attention.
Sorry, I’m going with what I see and what my instruments tell me. I could do lots of permanent damage if I don’t.
Would you like that? Some permanent damage because you sexually identify as something you’re biologically not?
I mean, I don’t care how you dress, and I don’t care who your sexual preferences are (so long as every one agrees to be preferenced), and I’ll even honor and respect your recognition choice in my heart, but if you show up on a stretcher and I’m asked to do something to ease your suffering or save your life, all bets are off. I’m going with the medical/biological/physiological evidence presented.
What if you show up on a stretcher and tell me to treat you as something you are medically/biologically/physiologically are not? And knowing treating you incorrectly could be fatal?
Then as you wish. One less idiot in the world.
I mean, the mountain may come to you if you wish.
Just be prepared for the crushing weight.