Ever feel lost when discussing what the topics of sex and gender? It seems like libs have created new words, labels and a long list of offenses. Well, you happen to be in luck. Introducing a new crowd-sourced glossary.
“As a crowd-sourced glossary of gender identity and sexual orientation terminology, this living document is the first of its kind. It’s filled with 85 terms (and counting) defined by people who identify with the terms themselves,” a contributor explains.
“Agender means genderless or gender neutral. It does not determine your gender expression, which in my case is trans femme,” writes Jeri Cheney.
“Aliagender is someone who defines their gender as ‘other’ than a man or a woman. It was coined as a way to talk about a third gender without appropriating the term Third Gender from other cultures,” another contributor writes.
Androphilia is when someone is “primarily sexually, aesthetically, and/or romantically attracted to masculinity.” A demiromantic is someone who does “not experience romantic attraction until a strong emotional or sexual connection is formed with a partner.”
Well, you learn something new everyday. (Whether you want to or not, I guess.)
I encourage Social Justice Warriors to spend all their time memorizing this list, and excoriating any of their comrades who do not do the same.
They need to enforce some discipline in the ranks. Meanwhile, in the real world, break out the popcorn and candy, kick back in your easy chair and enjoy the fireworks.
Better yet? Open a cold beer, put on some burgers and dogs. It’s going to be some good fun to watch this meltdown.
Hat Tip: PJ Media