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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Binyamin Yisrael on December 26, 2018, 06:29:02 PM
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I looked it up after I used the word "transgendered" in my Santa Claus joke. I guess I didn't know which word it was and wanted to check. This gives an incentive to call them transgendered rather than transgender.
https://www.vox.com/2015/2/18/8055691/transgender-transgendered-tnr
Isn't trangendered more grammatically correct? It's an adjective describing this nutcases. I read it's like calling black people blacked. But black is an adjective. Gender is a noun.
If people say Reformed rather than Reform, it should be the same. They reformed themselves into the other gender. Homosexuals want to have their body deformed by being deconstructed from being a man and reconstructed into a woman.
I call the Deform movement the "Reforms" or "Deforms". I guess it makes more sense with ed at the end but in the case of Deform "Judaism", they would use ed so it's better to drop the ed in that case to be more offensive. With the Deconstructionist movement, they have the adjective ending ist already. I guess deconstructed is a verb in the past tense.
It would make sense if "transgenderd" was used for the post-surgery mode. They were regendered so now they are transgendered (AKA transsexual). Before they considered themselves to be transgender but became transgendered when their surgeon regendered them.
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I looked it up after I used the word "transgendered" in my Santa Claus joke. I guess I didn't know which word it was and wanted to check. This gives an incentive to call them transgendered rather than transgender.
https://www.vox.com/2015/2/18/8055691/transgender-transgendered-tnr
Isn't trangendered more grammatically correct? It's an adjective describing this nutcases. I read it's like calling black people blacked. But black is an adjective. Gender is a noun.
If people say Reformed rather than Reform, it should be the same. They reformed themselves into the other gender. Homosexuals want to have their body deformed by being deconstructed from being a man and reconstructed into a woman.
I call the Deform movement the "Reforms" or "Deforms". I guess it makes more sense with ed at the end but in the case of Deform "Judaism", they would use ed so it's better to drop the ed in that case to be more offensive. With the Deconstructionist movement, they have the adjective ending ist already. I guess deconstructed is a verb in the past tense.
It would make sense if "transgenderd" was used for the post-surgery mode. They were regendered so now they are transgendered (AKA transsexual). Before they considered themselves to be transgender but became transgendered when their surgeon regendered them.
I think transgender means somebody who thinks that they are a female but have their plumbing still intact & trans sexual is after they get bobbittized & get silicone implants & hormone treatments.
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"Transgender" is an adjective and a noun. "Transgendered" is an adjective. English grammar allows both.
Participle forms of verbs (usually -ed or -ing) can act as adjectives. Present participles have an active meaning. Past participles have a passive meaning.
Adjectives can act as nouns when they describe a particular group: the transgendered.
I have an English dictionary from 1984. "Transgender" and "transgendered" were not in the dictionary.
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It's P.C. because it's better that calling someone an "it", instead of he or she.