Transgender Woman Leading Contest for Menshealth Cover

Should a Transgender Woman be able to Represent Men on the Cover of Mens Health?

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Dude really said "you must have more females than males in your immediate family" and meant it as an insult
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Sometimes I really wish there were a neg button
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The dude in 2nd place has the better physique by a mile.

No hate but he/she looks like a average guy, if he wasn't trans he wouldn't be in the top 50.

Congrats to whoever wins
 
LIONBLOOD said:
MPLSdunk said:
Orrrrr you're just insecure and worried too much about the next man. :lol: acting like you're dropping knowledge.
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I love how people who use the word "agenda" have agendas of their own. The female agenda, the black agenda, the gay agenda....it's always an agenda when you have a problem with it. Cowards in here need to stop using "code words" and just say what they mean. It's like when white people call blacks thugs instead of the n word. :lol:
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Word just say you don't rock with gay people. Do I agree? No, but at least you kept it 100. Instead he acts like a victim because a ****** might be in men's health.

"Ahh stop forcing it on us" :lol:
 
Shouldn't they still blur out the boobs? Call yourself what you want but those are still female boobs. I cant declare I'm a woman and then take beautiful dong pics without them being censored
 
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Actually having to deal with horrible human beings not accepting you and having the courage to come out, subject yourself to extensive surgical procedures, and then having the courage to want to be featured on a male magazine.....that's pretty damn courageous. There are people who feel like her who just suffer from depression because they can't be themselves. You can't relate to her that's ok but don't gimme that bullcrap. The cause of a lot of human strife is a lack of empathy and understanding. People only care about their own causes. There are more parallels than you think between both of them including a propensity for mental illness.

Based on this thread I think her story is just as remarkable as the vets. I'd be happy with either being on the cover.
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What she did was courageous, yes. But saying its more or even the same level of courage as the vet is completely wrong imo.

Going to Iraq, watching your comrades get shot at, having the mentality of knowing that any day can be your last with one bullet, and then eventually getting your leg

blown off and still standing here today strong.

What the vet went through was a life and death situation.
 
LIONBLOOD said:
 
You're not a gay or transgender, you don't know that. Your opinion is completely irrelevant.

You know an estimated average of 20-30% percent of gay and LGBT people attempt and or commit suicide. I think that's just as agonizing as going to war. I couldn't imagine going everyday with that constant internal struggle.  I love my veterans, but there are things that are just as bad or even worse than being an American soldier.
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And neither are you so your opinion is irrelevant as well (unless you are an LBGT). You wouldnt know if she struggled.  There are also tons of LGBT who arent scared of coming out. esp since society is becoming more and more accepting.

at the end of the day, our opinions are irrelevant. If getting on the cover was about who has the better body, then theres no way in hell the transgender woman should even be in first place.
 
LIONBLOOD said:
You're not a gay or transgender, you don't know that. Your opinion is completely irrelevant.


You know an estimated average of 20-30% percent of gay and LGBT people attempt and or commit suicide. I think that's just as agonizing as going to war. I couldn't imagine going everyday with that constant internal struggle.  I love my veterans, but there are things that are just as bad or even worse than being an American soldier.
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You're not a soldier so your opinion on this matter is completely irrelevant.
 
LIONBLOOD said:
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stop it.

getting plastic surgery is no where near going to iraq.
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Actually having to deal with horrible human beings not accepting you and having the courage to come out, subject yourself to extensive surgical procedures, and then having the courage to want to be featured on a male magazine.....that's pretty damn courageous. There are people who feel like her who just suffer from depression because they can't be themselves. You can't relate to her that's ok but don't gimme that bullcrap. The cause of a lot of human strife is a lack of empathy and looking at existence through someone else's perspective. People only care about their own causes and "agendas". There are more parallels than you think between both groups including a propensity for mental illness. The veteran would be a source of inspiration for other vets, she would be a source of inspiration for the LGBT community.


Based on this thread I think her story is just as remarkable as the vets. I'd be happy with either being on the cover.
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I don't think I've ever agreed with you... And then you post this... Perfectly said and Repped...

I'll say this about Transgender people... I don't get it... I don't understand the feeling of feeling as though I was born wrong... I don't have to though... I just have to not give a damn about how the next man lives his life... It doesn't have any impact on my life, so why should I give any Damns?...
 
Isn't she technically doping taking test boosters? Making all kinds of illegitimate trans gains.
 
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LIONBLOOD said:
I guess we are at a stand still, but I can however say that I've worked personally with more veterans than you have. In fact my job IS taking care of veterans.  But I'll give you that, I've never been to war but I know the horrible things it does to your mind. I have made no attempts to minimize what it's like to go to war. I'm just saying there are things that are just as bad for your physical and mental health.
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I don't disagree...just pointing out a little bit of hypocrisy on your part.
 
LIONBLOOD said:
Nothing I said was hypocrisy
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Yes it was.

You weren't adhering to the "you're not a part of that group so your opinion is invalid" rule that you created for someone else.

you said being a veteran is worse than being a transgender person.
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Can you show me where I said that? I don't think I did.

You're in a tizzy right now and it's obvious that you have me confused with another poster.

You even quoted me saying that I don't disagree with you. :lol:
 
Don't think I didn't see that other post :smh:

We're still good though. I understand that some of the posters in here might have you a little miffed.
 
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