Asquard
Usually not
She could be . And so can it be the other way around but guess what , but it can also be different , and that is something that is more likely to happen .
If we would have an ammoun to of peoples both gay and hetero , it would be more likely to distinguish those who are gay rather than those who are not , and that has little to do with being used to normality of non-gays , it has to do with gays over-expressing their sexual identities .
Like I say the problem is 2-fold
1)the need to overexpress
2)the colonization of the entire concept of identity by sexuality
So how you tell a person from being a lwayer ? From how he talks , or how he otherwise behaves (ofcourse clothing and such isnt the relevant issue here) ?
If so , then obviously his career-identity is taking over his entire identity , and thats what I consider a disorder . It makes him rather lawyer than human , ofcourse I am speaking of general circumstances , not in a court-room or something .
If I am able to tell without having any super-abilities weither one is a lawyer while he isnt practicing law , his lawyer identity overshadows his own identity , or rather becomes , and thats what i think the problem is .
can you tell a straight girl by looking at her?
Usually not
no, she could easerly be gay and u would never know
She could be . And so can it be the other way around but guess what , but it can also be different , and that is something that is more likely to happen .
If we would have an ammoun to of peoples both gay and hetero , it would be more likely to distinguish those who are gay rather than those who are not , and that has little to do with being used to normality of non-gays , it has to do with gays over-expressing their sexual identities .
Like I say the problem is 2-fold
1)the need to overexpress
2)the colonization of the entire concept of identity by sexuality
being a lawyer isnt a mental disorder either and u cant tell THAT by looking at someone either
So how you tell a person from being a lwayer ? From how he talks , or how he otherwise behaves (ofcourse clothing and such isnt the relevant issue here) ?
If so , then obviously his career-identity is taking over his entire identity , and thats what I consider a disorder . It makes him rather lawyer than human , ofcourse I am speaking of general circumstances , not in a court-room or something .
If I am able to tell without having any super-abilities weither one is a lawyer while he isnt practicing law , his lawyer identity overshadows his own identity , or rather becomes , and thats what i think the problem is .