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Tiare Sua, a man presenting himself as a woman and who works at the Maui AIDS Foundation, told Maui News that it's ultimately sexist to believe that men are inherently stronger than women. "I feel that females are stronger than men think," said Sua. "I don't like to degrade women as thinking that they are weaker than men."
Yup.
> Tiare Sua, a man presenting himself as a woman and who works at the Maui AIDS Foundation, told Maui News that it's ultimately sexist to believe that men are inherently stronger than women.
"I feel that females are stronger than men think," said Sua. "I don't like to degrade women as thinking that they are weaker than men."
Yup.
"I don't like to degrade women as thinking that they are weaker than men."
I just like to pretend I'm a woman so I can finally win a sporting event.
>"I don't like to degrade women as thinking that they are weaker than men."
I just like to pretend I'm a woman so I can finally win a sporting event.
AKA gender doping . good or the coach to refuse