It's a book. Autobiography of what amounted to a court poet who escaped.

I'm fond of Lee Everett, from Walking Dead. His arc as a father-figure to Clem is something that really spoke to me as a father myself.

I understand how the novelty could appeal, but personally I'm happier reading accounts of visitors and escapees. Dear Leader was a hell of a trip.

Trans people. Just respect pronouns and don't be a jerk, that's all that whole situation has to be.

>Being a Trump disciple indicates racism, homophobia

Or at bare minimum a willingness to tolerate those things

Yeah. I think a lot of people take labels like 'straight' or 'gay' (or anything else) to be prescriptive rather than descriptive.

Being gay doesn't mean you're forbidden from finding the opposite gender attractive, but rather it describes what you're usually attracted to. Similar goes for being straight. Finding the same sex attractive (or a trans person) in no way alters your sexuality, just the word you might use to describe it.

Maybe y'all did butt stuff in the dark, I suppose. But a vagina seems like the natural assumption.

To my understanding they usually do, at bare minimum as a matter of safety. Some people get violent about any event that makes them question their own sexuality.

I feel like this is actually the most important bit. Am I sexually attracted to her? If so, the rest just seems like details.

That would vary based on the man answering question. For the sake of argument assume the trans woman is whose hotness is being discussed.

It's an identity for a lot of people. They wear politically-oriented clothes, plaster flags all over their vehicles, stuff like that.

Trump flag. If someone has something like that then we have an irreconcilable difference of values.

"No."

Ugh, unless I'm obligated to (like's a job interview or something), in which case I tailor my answer to the context of the question.