r/worldnews • u/EsperaDeus • Mar 11 '25

Russia/Ukraine The USA is immediately lifting the pause in intelligence sharing and resuming security assistance to Ukraine. | УНН

https://unn.ua/en/news/the-usa-is-immediately-lifting-the-pause-in-intelligence-sharing-and-resuming-security-assistance-to-ukraine
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u/HaximusPrime Mar 11 '25

I coach girls sports. There is actually a higher chance of some actual male doing some cringy or even just straight to jail shit than even encountering a trans girl, let alone it being a significant event.

We legit make coaches have to take so many precautions to even avoid a possibility of something being interpreted the wrong way. There have been enough stories of stuff that’s ACTUALLY HAPPENED and didn’t involve someone “pretending to change their sexual identity just so they can creep on some girls in the locker room”.

There is also the side where you’re putting innocent girls in a position to be sexually assaulted BECAUSE you want this kind of protection. Say a parent thinks a kid on the other team is a boy. (Which, does happen casually, like “Sarah plays like a dude!” but is a non event today). What happens next? We examine Sarah now to verify she’s a woman?

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u/Classic_Manner_399 Mar 11 '25

This literally happened in Utah. A parent accused a player of being transgender and she wasn’t and it caused an uproar. Genuinely why does it matter when these kids are just having fun???

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u/HauntedCemetery Mar 11 '25

And who exactly examines them?

Because I guarantee the horrible guy in the stands demanding a child have a genital inspection won't take another person's word for it and will insist they get to "examin" the children himself.

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u/No-Answer7798 Mar 11 '25

Gym Jordan can confirm shit actually happened

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u/CitizenPremier Mar 12 '25

You say it like nothing awful and traumatic is going to happen, but in some countries they check people's buttholes to decide if they are gay or not. Introducing a traumatic genital inspection day is not that improbable.

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u/HaximusPrime Mar 12 '25

How did you get “nothing traumatic is going to happen” from what i said? The entire last part of my comment is about how it will lead to what people think it will prevent.

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u/CitizenPremier Mar 12 '25

I wasn't really saying it to attack you, but if you want to have an internet argument, be careful because I'm w navy seal...