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When talking about reproduction, reproductive rights, and gynecological health, transgender folks deserve the same inclusive and affirming care as cisgender folks. That starts with changing the language around transgender pregnancy.
"I was deeply uncomfortable with how cis-normative the whole culture of pregnancy was. Phrases like 'pregnant women' and 'expectant mothers' made my skin crawl and made me feel wrong," says Minerva.
"Additionally, providers should be aware that any person that their patients interface with (receptionists, nurse practitioners, lab techs, etc.) should also be trained and engaged in ongoing education in order to maintain a safe environment.
originally posted by: Smigg
You would think the transgender community would be more in favour of calling a pregnant man a women ?
Oh wait men can't give birth.
originally posted by: GraffikPleasure
a reply to: JAGStorm
The only way to be inclusive anymore is to insult everyone equally.
Who's with me?!...
Meh
We all know the current people whom are offended will still be the ones crying foul.
Pregnant: The state of carrying a developing fetus within the body
originally posted by: JAGStorm
originally posted by: Smigg
You would think the transgender community would be more in favour of calling a pregnant man a women ?
Oh wait men can't give birth.
Is it weird of me to think, if a person REALLY REALLY physically, mentally, the whole nine yards wants to be
A MAN, they would make it so they are unable to get pregnant, because that would truly be as manly as you could be right?
Being a birththing/pregant man, is not something that could really happen. (other than seahorses etc)
"I was deeply uncomfortable with how cis-normative the whole culture of pregnancy was. Phrases like 'pregnant women' and 'expectant mothers' made my skin crawl and made me feel wrong," says Minerva.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
originally posted by: Smigg
You would think the transgender community would be more in favour of calling a pregnant man a women ?
Oh wait men can't give birth.
Is it weird of me to think, if a person REALLY REALLY physically, mentally, the whole nine yards wants to be
A MAN, they would make it so they are unable to get pregnant, because that would truly be as manly as you could be right?
Being a birththing/pregant man, is not something that could really happen. (other than seahorses etc)
originally posted by: JAGStorm
They now want people to say BIRTHING PERSON, all in the name of inclusiveness.
When i have no idea what your title means
"newest attact" is that a gender description, i honestly have no idea
originally posted by: rickymouse
I hate when a guy now says that him and his wife are pregnant. I mean, a guy stealing the thunder from his wife is terrible, the guy does NOT share the same troubles and inconvenience a women has to bear, being the husband of a pregnant wife can be challenging, but not nearly as bad as the woman has got it. Being a guy, when you were asked if you wanted to do something with a friend...You said my wife is pregnant.....Aaaaahhh, the guy said, and then you were excused from doing it.
All guys have to go through with a pregnant wife is putting up with here hormone induced weird way of thinking, something the wife also knows is not right. But we learn to accept it, we were warned as kids how pregnant women get sometimes.
originally posted by: GraffikPleasure
a reply to: JAGStorm
The only way to be inclusive anymore is to insult everyone equally.
Who's with me?!...
Meh
We all know the current people whom are offended will still be the ones crying foul.