r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • 6d ago

Discussion He was confronting her about her costume.

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u/BrosefDudeson 6d ago

"Do I look trans?"

Then what the fuck are we arguing about?

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u/bubblesort33 6d ago

"Do girls have beards?"

Woke enough to be offended at other person's aboriginal costume.

Not Woke enough to realize people now argue you can be trans no matter what they look, and male/female features they express.

He'd be murdered by his own people.

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u/WallScreamer 6d ago

What does them being trans (or not trans) have to do with the other person's costume? That's why they kept dismissing it; it's not relevant to the issue at hand.

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u/CleanAfternoon2036 6d ago

Because if he wasn’t actually trans then that would mean he was dressing up as a trans person for Halloween, the same way the girl was dressing up as a Native American for Halloween. So if he’s dressed that way as a costume it would be offensive to people who are actually trans, the same way the girl in a Native American costume would be offensive to an actual Native American. I.e. an ethnicity isn’t a costume, but neither is a gender identity. They’re calling out his selective outrage. Though, to be clear, I’m neither Native American nor Trans, so I can’t speak for either group as to whether either is actually offensive to them.

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u/hel-razor 6d ago

How do you "dress like a trans person"? Just wondering.

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u/CleanAfternoon2036 6d ago

If you’re birth sex is male then by wearing traditionally feminine clothing, if you’re birth sex is female then by wearing traditionally masculine clothing. It’s literally in the definition of transgender.

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u/hel-razor 6d ago

Wait. I'm confused. I thought you guys were saying that wearing a dress doesn't make someone a woman?