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Twitter bot corrects you every time you misgender Caitlyn Jenner
A Twitter bot named @she_not_he has been activated to correct users who misgender Caitlyn Jenner. Whenever users refer to Jenner in their tweets using the pronoun "he," the bot will tweet a response reminding them to use Jenner's now-preferred female pronouns.
The former athlete and television personality Caitlyn Jenner, formerly known as Bruce Jenner, began her final gender transition in early 2015, undergoing breast augmentation and facial reconstruction surgery. She made the decision to officially introduce herself as Caitlyn and go by female pronouns on June 1, when a Vanity Fair published a profile about her experience.
http://mashable.com/2015/06/01/caitlyn-jenner-twitter-bot/?utm_cid=mash-com-Tw-main-link
I hold no ill will towards Caitlyn, but my first reaction to the cover photo was "Ughh. How tacky!"
Sorry, but that was my take on it. I think the same "revelation" of this "new" 65 year old woman could have been done in a much more dignified manner.
CAITLYN JENNER
I NEEDED TO SHOCK PEOPLE With Vanity Fair Cover
Caitlyn Jenner did not want the world to see a demure version of herself ... she chose a sexy photo because once the shock wears off, people will be more accepting.
Sources closely associated with Caitlyn tell TMZ, she gave a lot of thought to her first public image. She felt if she posed in something modest, like a dress, people would not be satisfied and the mystery would prevent her from leading any kind of a normal life.
We're told Caitlyn chose an extremely sexy, revealing outfit because now that the public's curiosity is satisfied, it will not be a shock when she goes out in normal streetwear.
http://www.tmz.com/2015/06/01/caitlyn-jenner-vanity-fair-revealing-outfit-sexy-photo/
One thing that bothers me is how fantastic she looks as does many other cross dressers!
Born a female, am an attractive lady, yet looking at pictures like this it makes me wish for a professional make up and hair session. Just once to learn the secrets/tricks of the trade. Wonder if she will always have a make up artist on hand?
This didn't make me more accepting at all, I feel as the earlier post says, this is just tacky and an exercise in narcissism.
Now that she's done "shocking" people, perhaps she can quietly go about the rest of her life. I'm also still confused because we're calling her "she" because "she" now says we should, but "she" still has male genitalia. This kind of limits her partners, because a lesbian or a straight man certainly wouldn't be able to ignore that, and a straight woman or gay man likely isn't interested in someone who appears as a woman.
What I'm afraid will happen is she will end up with someone who fetishizes her, which I find sad.
One thing that bothers me is how fantastic she looks as does many other cross dressers!
Born a female, am an attractive lady, yet looking at pictures like this it makes me wish for a professional make up and hair session. Just once to learn the secrets/tricks of the trade. Wonder if she will always have a make up artist on hand?
This didn't make me more accepting at all, I feel as the earlier post says, this is just tacky and an exercise in narcissism.
Now that she's done "shocking" people, perhaps she can quietly go about the rest of her life. I'm also still confused because we're calling her "she" because "she" now says we should, but "she" still has male genitalia. This kind of limits her partners, because a lesbian or a straight man certainly wouldn't be able to ignore that, and a straight woman or gay man likely isn't interested in someone who appears as a woman.
What I'm afraid will happen is she will end up with someone who fetishizes her, which I find sad.
This didn't make me more accepting at all, I feel as the earlier post says, this is just tacky and an exercise in narcissism.
Now that she's done "shocking" people, perhaps she can quietly go about the rest of her life. I'm also still confused because we're calling her "she" because "she" now says we should, but "she" still has male genitalia. This kind of limits her partners, because a lesbian or a straight man certainly wouldn't be able to ignore that, and a straight woman or gay man likely isn't interested in someone who appears as a woman.
What I'm afraid will happen is she will end up with someone who fetishizes her, which I find sad.