It might be specific to Lemmy, as I’ve only seen it in the comments here, but is it some kind of statement? It can’t possibly be easier than just writing “th”? And in many comments I see “th” and “þ” being used interchangeably.
It might be specific to Lemmy, as I’ve only seen it in the comments here, but is it some kind of statement? It can’t possibly be easier than just writing “th”? And in many comments I see “th” and “þ” being used interchangeably.
Trying to play off being a jerk to someone over a two paragraph response as you somehow having passed value judgement just makes you look like you enjoy being mean. If this is really what you’re like, twitter is right over there, and they adore this kind of behavior.
When your comment starts with “but drag is extra weird, so its okay to be rude!” it seems odd to accuse others of it.
See the problem here is that’s not… at all what I said. And you’re being a dick based off those flawed assumptions. Drag is extra weird, and that’s fine on it’s own - what’s not fine is forcing their fetish on other nonconsenting people, something they have expressly made clear that they do.
Oh no, someone enjoys referring to themselves in an unusual way. Lets start dozens of threads to bully them because I don’t like it! /s
Yeah, which is why I explicitly clarify that that’s not a justifiable reason for them to be harassed. Forcing others to engage with you for sexual gratification is a reason to be harassed, and that harassment then latched onto the easily-identified trait of their neopronouns (edit: and the use of those pronouns was the primary way they were getting sexual satisfaction from the engagement. It was valid to criticise that aspect of them, within that context).