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It's comforting to know that this community is intolerant of transphobia
And intolerant of anyone who doesn't agree with all they say.
"agree"... bruh. This doesn't concern you. Just let them be and keep it shut ffs. You don't have to tell them how you don't "agree" with them. What's not to agree with anyway? You going to disagree with ADHD when you don't have it and don't know shit about it? Maybe walk a mile in someone's shoes before you decide you're the arbiter of their experiences. Or better maybe realize there are other perspectives and experiences and the world is better when you listen and learn and stow it?
Agreeing is the opposite of disagreeing. If you say you agree with someone is because you think they're correct. It's basic English, I don't know what exactly you're not understanding about this word.
To agree or disagree there has to be something to agree or disagree about. I'm just curious to know what point or claim you disagree with.
"They"
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Well, "they" means multiple people or things that you're refering to or someone with no determined sex like in a example. I don't know what's wrong with saying "they", maybe the xe/xen is burning your brain.