People Magazine: Jenner "transitioning into a woman"

I'm support Jenner's right to do whatever she wants. I support it by not giving a shit one way or the other and treating her just like anyone else. That's true acceptance.

 

If you don't stand an applaud with tears rolling down your face when she gets an award named after one of the most honorable people in the history of sports, then you are a hater.

 

This is the sentiment I have been trying to get across to my friends who don't think I'm being supportive enough of this. I get the "moment" that this is being reported as, but I still couldn't care less what she does with her life, which is pretty much the same way I feel about 99 percent of the humans on this planet.

 

I haven't paid attention. Who has been louder: the haterzzzz or the people tripping all over themselves to show you how accepting they are?

 

Trippers.

 

The latter by a mile. Many of whom likely have more problems with it than they're letting on.

 

Agreed, by a mile.

 

So, is "who gives a fuck" middle ground between "hero" and "freak"

 

When are the Kardashians putting out a scratch-and-sniff calendar?

 

I'd like to think so, as I try to spend my life in the creamy middles.

 

Where is the post in which a poster lamented that poor Bruce Jenner is unable to go through this in private, per his presumable wishes?

 

Will Caitlyn lose privileges like going to the male-only main bar and dining room?

Caitlyn Jenner -- New Identity Creates Problems at the Golf Course | TMZ.com

But we're also told the board is open to an appeal by Caitlyn herself. She can attempt to make a case that she can keep the same privileges she had when she was Bruce.