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Preferred Pronouns An Effort to Override Instincts That Are There for Good Reason – Twitchy

We recently wrote about Benjamin Ryan, who is a health and science reporter for the New York Times, the Washington Post, and more. He’s so serious about science, he has a microscope emoji in his X handle. When it comes down to the science of discerning men from women, though, he seems to have a stumbling block. He noted last week that “misgendering” is “cruel and rude.”





He even posted a link to his Substack article on the subject, in which he says, “regardless of whether there will ever be any winners in the battle of the genders, I choose being kind over waging war.”

Why does choosing kindness always fall upon those who aren’t trans, while trans women use social pressure and lawfare to force themselves into exclusively women’s spaces and make them feel unsafe? Speaking of waging war, we wonder what he thought of the badly timed “Trans Day of Vengeance.”

Megyn Kelly isn’t having any of it.

The post continues:

… enter into which prison before we’ve even made our case. (“She” can’t play in women’s sports makes no sense; HE can’t do it makes everything clear.) 

Preferred pronouns are meant to dull our senses to get us accustomed to the gender-bending lies we are being told – it’s an effort to override instincts that are there for good reason … including, for women, their own safety. It can literally be a matter of life and death for a girl to learn to listen to her own instincts about when a man is present. Teaching her to force herself to lie about that is teaching her to dull her gift of fear.

Don’t let a man like Benjamin tell you that you are rude or cruel if you stand up for reality as well as your, your daughter’s, and all of our daughters’ safety.

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It’s why J.K. Rowling built a women’s shelter exclusively for women. She didn’t want the state for force her to allow men inside a women’s safe space.





Such a small thing … how does it affect your life in any way? Well, when it leads to boys sharing your daughter’s locker room at school, it affects your life. How about the man who thinks he’s a woman not be rude and intrude on real women’s spaces?

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