There will not be many jobs out there . . Most people will try and work at least parttimeThese two things conflict with each other . How will most people work part time if there aren ' t many jobs out there . <| sep |> Only trolls think 300 was rigged . <| sep |> Wow you guys should probably grow up . <| sep |> At what point does it start to become ridiculous , if ever ? Like if someone asks , Are you going to the store ? , and someone responds , Hey , I ' m not ' going to the store '. Don ' t say that . It makes me uncomfortable . Say , ' Is it the store to which you ' re going ? , instead . That ' s much more comfortable for me . And please , correct me if I ' m wrong because I ' m genuinely curious about any legitimate distinction I might be missing here , but isn ' t that example the same as being like , don ' t call me trans , call me a trans pereon , or visa versa ? Like where is this discomfort coming from that ' s so intense that requiring lists of interchangeable descriptors is an imperative to peoples mental well being ? I get dysphoriaI suffer from it to the point of being incapable of functioning in society and using he , she , they , or any list of nonbinary or in between pronouns . But when they start just being synonyms that ' s where I start feeling puzzled by it . Can someone provide an actual explanation for this , or at very least confirm that it ' s legitimately mentally damaging to be called trans vs trans person in the same way as it is to flat out misgender someone who suffers from dysphoria ? Edit Only downvotes huh ? Way to give the impression that nobody can actually give a good reason for this . I ' m still staying open minded about this and waiting for someone to explain their reasoning before making any hard judgement on it , but shit , you ' re really not helping yourselves with this sort of response to genuine curiosity . Most people aren ' t as genuinely willing to listen as myself .