The forum discussion revolves around the UK reality show "Snog, Marry, Avoid," which features makeovers of individuals who dress in unconventional styles. Participants undergo transformations to appear more "normal," yet many return to their original looks post-makeover. The conversation highlights differing opinions on fashion, self-expression, and societal norms, with some participants defending flamboyant styles as a form of confidence while others criticize the need for conformity.
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What is socailly unacceptable about walknig around like a transsexual? I live in Toronto. We draw a million people here each year for a celebration because it is socially acceptable.Cyrus said:No, I'm dead serious in saying that. Point out the fallacy then. If you think its socially acceptable to walk around like a transsexual you're clueless. Spare me the "im being obtuse". You're arguing just for the sake of arguing.
Cyrus said:I'm dead serious. I'd like to know why you wouldn't wear what he's wearing in public. Please tell me. I'd really like to hear what you have to say. Don't dance around my question.
DaveC426913 said:What is socailly unacceptable about walknig around like a transsexual? I live in Toronto. We draw a million people here each year for a celebration because it is socially acceptable.
maverick_starstrider said:Because maybe it's not his style. I don't wear a standard suit and tie (I went to a uniform high school, I never want to see those things again). Does that invalidate the style altogether? Now let me ask you. How are you not really just saying "why does this guy have to be such a f*gg*t?"
DaveC426913 said:What is socailly unacceptable about walknig around like a transsexual? I live in Toronto. We draw a million people here each year for a celebration because it is socially acceptable.