2026-04-16 20:34 UTC
When asking people to use correct names is "crossing a line," but using incorrect names isn't, we've really fallen far as a society. Using the correct name used to be a day one thing in education.
"Robert?”
"I prefer Grace.”
"Excellent, welcome Grace.”
It's not difficult. @adhdeanasl https://beige.party/@adhdeanasl/116414682455732841
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@YKantRachelRead@social.treehouse.systems 2026-04-16 21:03
@macmanx @adhdeanasl cis allies take note: this is how you do allyship. by sticking your neck out for trans people in material ways, even at significant consequence to yourself.
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@707Kat@mastodon.art 2026-04-16 21:21
@adhdeanasl The “I should be allowed to openly and obnoxiously disrespect and call for your rights to be removed, but your reasonable ask to be called the name you identify as is minorly inconveniencing me and that’s why the world is terrible”-crowd is quite the low point of human decency circling the drain.
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@ramsey@phpc.social 2026-04-18 04:58
@macmanx @stevegrunwell @adhdeanasl I don’t go by my first name, and I never once had a teacher have a problem when I said, “I go by ‘Ben,’” as they called roll. It really isn’t difficult.