If you are a person who isn’t transgender, how often in your life have you used to word cisgender to describe yourself?

[Anonymous]

[JacobJordan]

Never because I am not cisgender. I am a male and I am a man. My wife is a female and a woman. That is how gender works.

[OlderAndWiser]

Approximately not once in my entire lifetime.

[OlderAndWiser]

Thanks for MHO!

[Flatmanlewis]

Not only never, but I think it’s a scheme word to try and advance an ideology I completely disagree with. It tries to normalize an idea what every person must be defined and categorized but if I am the biological baseline (biological male or female) and the norm of a species then there is no need to clarify it’s status. We don’t say assign a label to clarify that I’m non-autistic, or non-handicapped, or non-allergic, and so on. It’s safely assumed that (since the absolute majority) of population is those things we can simply address the few exceptions to that rule as needed. Even then we wouldn’t ask people “…are you autistic? Handicapped? Allergic?” and so on.


“Are you cis-male?”
“I’m male.”
“But what kind of male?”
“There is only one kind of male.”

[Effably]

From time to time but its a little awkward to do so because the only people who want you to use the term are people who dislike it if you fit said term. Gist is that I have been involved in too many lgbtq groups due to a wide social network. That means plenty of scenarios where norms shift.

In all due fairness Cis is still not a neccessary word even then. You are perfectly fine just saying you're straight, a man/woman, alike. Cis is generally used as a derogative term so most of the time you end up skipping it and simply using a moniker such as an "ally" or alike. That conveys the exact same sentiment as cis but with much less bigotry being thrown your way for it. Such dramaqueens.

[BoopBoopBeep]

Literally never. I also don't say dumb shite like "my pronouns are...".

I've grown my hair out for work. If someone then said "ma'am" from behind and then I stood up and turned around. I still wouldn't have said "actually my pronouns are..."

I've only been here 46 years though. If I live approximately avogadro's number of natural human lives, there is a small chance that I may use that term once if someone asks me "what's the dumbest thing you can think of to say?"... but that just hasn't happened a lot so far in life.

Now that I've said that it'll f'ing happen every day.

[Anonymous]

In places like California they are changing what you can say in school. I heard on YouTube stories they done away with the norm for more unpure words that are warping the mind of children. There has been a explosion of transvestite children coming out of those schools..

[rigmarole]

My gender isn't a time or place. I'm a man. It's pretty simple. You guys flunked out of Latin and then tried to use it in homo language construction. It makes your community look dumber than it already did.

[rigmarole]

cis: on this side of; 1. of place 2. of time.

Example:

cisalpinus: on this side of the Alps in reference to the south side of the alps or the roman side.

if men and women are cis-gendered, that demands gender be a time or place which it is not. If both straight men and straight women are cis-gender, even if gender were a time or place which it is not, then both straight men and straight women would be on the same side of gender, thus the same gender. Everything about homo speak is illogical and irrational. It's a delusion of mentally ill people not grounded in reality.

[aceleon]

never, in the place you live trans or homo or other type of things are unorthodox so as long as you are not one you don't have to use any term to describe yourself.

[Danny_dan92]

Never. I refuse to participate in that stupid bs.




I am sticking to the language I learned in school and studied for 15 years. Not some make believe nonsense

[IslaTheWitch]

never and don't plan to using it in the future

[FunkyMonkee]

Maybe twice but only to someone else that was asking if I was. I still don't understand what "cis" is unless it's short for, Cissy.

[patrick994]

Honestly not once, people are distinguished into males and females in my opinion.

[AviatorTom]

I have never used the word cisgender... to describe me... or anyone else.

[Juxtapose]

Given that the term is almost always used with hatred I consider it a slur and it also supports a pretty brain dead movement. Fuck that shit.

[allaboutyou2]

I never have and never will, our gender, sex or orientation shouldn't define who we are.
We should concentrate on the important things like our character.

[Anonymous]

Never, I'm normal, I don't need stupid labels. They use labels cuz they're not normal (sick from the head)

[Anonymous]

Not once. It's a useless term to a normal person.

[Anonymous]

Never. I'm just a normal man. Those terms don't exist in my vocabulary.

[MrOracle]

Never. I consider it a slur.

[spartan55]

Never, and I would never.

[Nikki1989]

How about never.

[exitseven]

Never, and it will never happen.

[OddBeMe]

Just when I place sex ads.

[msc545]

Never. It's an ignorant term...

[ItsMariusz]

Never

[sirderpsalot123]

Never

[Roudyrebel8]

Never

[shortster]

Never

[KrakenAttackin]

NEVER.