Trans woman here. If you're close with me, and I bring up something about my transition, then acknowledging that and the "that's awesome" part you're talking about is good.
If you're simply commenting on my clothes or something, unsolicited, then simply treat me as you would any other woman.
I'm privileged enough to pass as cis without really doing anything special so this doesn't come up often, but it'd feel weird, uncomfortable, or condescending, and possibly make me feel unsafe coming from a stranger. Now, if I were out wearing trans pride colors or something like that, then acknowledging that in a positive way would be welcome and cool.
Also, as others have pointed out, transsexual is a rather dated term and is generally has negative connotations. The correct term is transgender.
TLDR: Treat us as you would any other person. If you like my outfit or something, and you'd say it to a cis person wearing it then that's good. If you wouldn't say it to a cis person, you probably shouldn't say it to a trans person.
I have a very similar pair of docs. I've worn them generally 5x (or more) per week as their my work shoes. I've had them for almost 3 years, and it shows. They're still pretty comfortable, but most of my job is sitting.
Edit: I just searched the Jadon III, that's the exact pair I have.
Are you talking boot loader unlock? Because I'm 99% sure Verizon will not allow you to unlock your boot loader under any circumstances. Phones purchased through Verizon have a locked boot loader and they refuse to unlock it.
Edit: if they do help you please let us know, I'm in the same boat with my pixel 7 pro!
I genuinely like going to bed at like 11am to noon and getting up around 7pm to 9pm. Sadly there's not a lot of career advancement in the jobs that hire for those hours, and I've got student loans to pay.
Correct, because there is no argument to be had. Intentionally refusing to use someone's pronouns is unacceptable, every time, with 0 exceptions. If there's a dire need to be explicitly clear you're talking about a single person, you could just use their name in that instance.
As a trans person, my gender dysphoria is not something caused entirely by social gender roles. Medical transition has greatly alleviated the majority of it. Anecdotally, within the first week of hormone therapy, my dysphoria improved dramatically while only being out of the closet to 2 people outside of my therapist and the medical professionals who prescribed my hormones. It has continued to improve, although I'm still waiting for the surgery that will resolve the remaining things that hormones can't fix.
Perhaps you should believe people when they tell you who they are, and get past your discomfort drawing arbitrary lines in grammar regarding pronouns, when singular they predates the fall of the Byzantine Empire by 75 years.
I'm going to try to get it unlocked once it's paid off later this year. As for the sensor, it definitely can be blinding but I've never had issues with it not working. Good to know newer ones don't have the blinding problem!
It'll be paid off later this year and I'm going to give it a shot, but I'm pretty sure from the research I've done they'll unlock the carrier so you can use it with a different network. The bootloader they refuse to unlock for any phone purchased through them.
I sadly can't put Graphene on my pixel because I bought it through Verizon before I knew about their bootloader locking, but I have a 7 pro and the fingerprint sensor works completely fine.
I stopped using nextcloud after syncing suddenly broke for me, but in the app on my phone I could pull up the list of files with sync errors. It should be somewhere in the sync setting section.
From the article:
The group defines “TIVE” as “the belief that violence is justified against people who oppose [the trans community],” as well as the belief that opposing trans rights “itself constitutes a form of violence towards people who identify as [trans or gender nonconforming]... or poses an imminent threat to such persons’ emotional, psychological, or physical safety, including through self-harm or suicide.”
It might be just so there's less noise/wind inside the car and they can still use the AC without all the outside airflow. Hopefully the dog is strapped in too!
Trans woman here. If you're close with me, and I bring up something about my transition, then acknowledging that and the "that's awesome" part you're talking about is good.
If you're simply commenting on my clothes or something, unsolicited, then simply treat me as you would any other woman.
I'm privileged enough to pass as cis without really doing anything special so this doesn't come up often, but it'd feel weird, uncomfortable, or condescending, and possibly make me feel unsafe coming from a stranger. Now, if I were out wearing trans pride colors or something like that, then acknowledging that in a positive way would be welcome and cool.
Also, as others have pointed out, transsexual is a rather dated term and is generally has negative connotations. The correct term is transgender.
TLDR: Treat us as you would any other person. If you like my outfit or something, and you'd say it to a cis person wearing it then that's good. If you wouldn't say it to a cis person, you probably shouldn't say it to a trans person.