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riv6672
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Third gender symbol option
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Never really thought about what a transgender symbol might look like.
Saw the above choices while a friend checked her facebook. I think i prefer the second one; less busy.
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NemeBro
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Isn't the point of being transgender that you want to be a different gender?
You don't want to be defined as a man who became a woman, you just want to be a woman.
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Dec 28th, 2014 07:17 AM |
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riv6672
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No idea. I'm not trangender savvy enough beyond the "live and let live" level.
Just commenting on the symbols themselves in terms of being easy on the eyes.
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Robtard
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Prince did it better:
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Thought this symbol might be best if using the dictonary defination of a transgender person: "of or relating to people who have a sexual identity that is not clearly male or clearly female"
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riv6672
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Yeah, not sure how the majority of transgenders'd feel about that...
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