... and now this thread will be closed down.
VioletSky
You make some provocative comments - maybe you don't realise they are provocative? But they get a response.
We take your observations at face-value - it's all we can do on a social media site.
You introduced the subject of dildos onto a thread titled "can a woman have a penis?" To some of us it read like a yes-they-can, so there, moment. When you must know that wasn't wasn't in the spirit of what the OP was asking, surely?
... and then ended the comment telling us it was none of our business anyway.
I don't know how you can't see that that is not a challenging comment to make. How did it help the discussion move forward - you talk about "solutions" that you believe we should all be thinking about, but then throw that into the mix.
We know some lesbians use dildos - we know some couples use various sex toys etc. And some don't. What was the purpose of the comment? And why are you upset that it's been questioned and challenged.
Why do these discussions always end with you feeling victimised? We're all being challenged on our views by those who disagree with them. I don't feel victimised when someone responds to one of my comments, disagreeing with it. And if someone misunderstands, or mis-represents what I've said, I challenge them and try a different way to emphasise what I was saying, to prove that they didn't 'get it'.