• SuiXi3D@fedia.io
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    I used to be a conservative Christian. I was vehemently opposed to things like gay marriage and abortion.

    Then I actually moved to a larger city and met gay people and, well, that became the crux of my deconstruction. Turns out people are people, no matter where or how they’re born, or what they choose to be or identify as.

    My views on abortion have changed, to the point where I very much do not believe in fetal personhood, though I still think late-term abortions should be shied away from if they can be avoided. Regardless, it makes no sense to remove a woman’s right to choose how her body is used. It’s hers. If she doesn’t want to put her body through childbirth, or doesn’t want to take on the immense burden of raising a child, she shouldn’t have to. But, at the same time, dudes should be aware of what they can inflict upon a woman just because ‘it doesn’t feel as good’ with a condom on. Wrap it before you tap it, boys.

    • corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca
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      what they choose to be

      Sometimes biological preference is biology and not preference, though. Something to continue ruminating on.

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        I thought the preceeding words in the sentece made that clear.

        Turns out people are people, no matter where or how they’re born, or what they choose to be or identify as.

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      or what they choose to be or identify as.

      Still can’t help but repeat tired old anti LGBTQ+ rhetoric though. Still framing it as a choice.

      Maybe you didn’t even realize you did it, I don’t know.