who?

 

so its been a while since I've posted and for one reason. Coming to terms with an incident near Barkly Square. This person was being served at a restaurant and I was waiting in line. They had a preoccupation with looking at other patrons and asking what they were looking at. They were finally served and the person behind the counter asked was there anything they wanted but with one added descriptor - the word sir.

the person promptly lost it and now everyone was looking at them, bleating angry words about how dare anyone assume my identity. Someone asked them what are their preferred pro-nouns. That just made the person even more angry. At this point, I honestly couldn't make out what this person in a dress was. The person who asked held their ground and insisted asking about preferred pro-nouns in this specific situation. It turns out that they identify as non binary, to which the person asking stated how the hell can I or anyone come to that conclusion without asking.

so there is some need for respect and understanding in this case and in many issues today all over the world. I find it arrogant to demand respect and understanding, especially in a case as complex as this.

recently I found out that they are advocating for a they/them day in the public service, when a day is dedicated to using those pro-nouns

and thus the descent into madness begins. Assume nothing and try to impose your opinion but in relation to me, do so at your own peril. The whole thing comes across as a load of cult-like nonsense.