[Query] "Birth Sex" and the "For the girls" forum

Elegant · 10th February 2007, 20:53

Since there are still many cases of men breaking the rules by posting in women's section, and there's a obligatory "birth sex" choice, is it possible to use (and slightly modify, if necessary) the forum software to keep guys from posting in the girls' forum? I think many people (like me) tend to use the "new posts" button to view the new threads/ replies and sometimes they don't pay attention to the forum they'll write in...

admirer5577 · 10th February 2007, 21:34

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Originally Posted by Elegant

I think many people (like me) tend to use the "new posts" button to view the new threads/ replies and sometimes they don't pay attention to the forum they'll write in...

Dito, can't agree more.

DandyDude · 11th February 2007, 00:40

Perhaps they ought to split the entire site into "male" and "female."

Seriously, the problems on this site basically started when the gender crowd descended upon the boards and took over the women's forum. There had been posters, such as myself, who would post in the women's section occasionally to ask questions or to engage in convos where we wanted women's opinions. When the gender crowd showed up, that changed. Some of the (allegedly) female posters started fights by accusing ALL heel wearing men of being transsexuals. Interestingly, that is the line of the gender crowd, that heel wearing men are "transgender" or some such nonsense.

I'm in agreement with "Susan the Original," sex-segregating the forums only causes antagonism and gives the gender crowd another "passing" opportunity.

There is no way to keep trannies from pretending to be women on the boards and making it impossible for either sex to post in the other's forum is only caving into the gender crowd who have thousands of boards where they can role play as women.

I came to these boards because I wear heels and I wanted to discuss it without being accosted by people who have been brainwashed by the psychs and their self-mutilating allies.

We've been through this rubbish before, not again!!!!

hoverfly · 11th February 2007, 00:41

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Originally Posted by admirer5577

And what is weird?

African American slang for Right on Brother, in agreament to.

hoverfly · 11th February 2007, 00:42

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Originally Posted by DandyDude

Perhaps they ought to split the entire site into "male" and "female."

Seriously, the problems on this site basically started when the gender crowd descended upon the boards and took over the women's forum. There had been posters, such as myself, who would post in the women's section occasionally to ask questions or to engage in convos where we wanted women's opinions. When the gender crowd showed up, that changed. Some of the (allegedly) female posters started fights by accusing ALL heel wearing men of being transsexuals. Interestingly, that is the line of the gender crowd, that heel wearing men are "transgender" or some such nonsense.

I'm in agreement with "Susan the Original," sex-segregating the forums only causes antagonism and gives the gender crowd another "passing" opportunity.

There is no way to keep trannies from pretending to be women on the boards and making it impossible for either sex to post in the other's forum is only caving into the gender crowd who have thousands of boards where they can role play as women.

I came to these boards because I wear heels and I wanted to discuss it without being accosted by people who have been brainwashed by the psychs and their self-mutilating allies.

We've been through this rubbish before, not again!!!!

I think notices need to be sent reminding of board rules.

DandyDude · 11th February 2007, 01:25

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Originally Posted by hoverfly

I think notices need to be sent reminding of board rules.

What good will that do? The gender crowd gets aroused by passing as women, and if they are "passing" now they are not going to admit it and possibly get kicked off the boards!! There are thousands of boards where the gender crowd can discuss their fantasies, why wreck this one by making the discussion anymore stilted than it is already?

What suggestion next? Prospective posters having to submit cheek scrapings to prove what they are? The Olympics stopped doing that and have ruined themselves by allowing men to compete as women. We can't ask for same here, neither should we.

hoverfly · 11th February 2007, 01:45

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Originally Posted by DandyDude

What good will that do? The gender crowd gets aroused by passing as women, and if they are "passing" now they are not going to admit it and possibly get kicked off the boards!! There are thousands of boards where the gender crowd can discuss their fantasies, why wreck this one by making the discussion anymore stilted than it is already?

What suggestion next? Prospective posters having to submit cheek scrapings to prove what they are? The Olympics stopped doing that and have ruined themselves by allowing men to compete as women. We can't ask for same here, neither should we.

It's a judgment call of the mods, determine if they are male or female by birth. Remove/relocate their posts if necessary to the proper thread or the garbage can. Some where along the lines most of them slip up, if they don't like it to bad. Tell them to play some where else. Those who pass, oh well nothing is perfect.

DandyDude · 11th February 2007, 02:47

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Originally Posted by hoverfly

It's a judgment call of the mods, determine if they are male or female by birth. Remove/relocate their posts if necessary to the proper thread or the garbage can. Some where along the lines most of them slip up, if they don't like it to bad. Tell them to play some where else. Those who pass, oh well nothing is perfect.

This topic crops up now and then with such regularity that I'm wondering if those who bring it up aren't getting themselves aroused by the discussion itself!! Anyway, someone who was determined to "pass" could very well register a lot of nyms using proxies for each one.

DandyDude · 11th February 2007, 04:08

BTW...what the do any of the threads listed below have to do with this topic?

hoverfly · 11th February 2007, 05:30

Don't know, somthing new.