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anna123
09-02-2005
i really dont understand why people go on about how much they dislike nadia!! There are lots of big brother housemates that i dont particularily like but i dont chat about them 24/7 i wouldnt bother wasting my time!
If you dislike her so much then dont buy magazines she appears in or watch any programmes she features in.. its as simple as that!
Oh and for the record the whole man thing is gettin really boring now shes a woman end of story!
HeatherD
09-02-2005
Originally Posted by anna123:
“i really dont understand why people go on about how much they dislike nadia!! There are lots of big brother housemates that i dont particularily like but i dont chat about them 24/7 i wouldnt bother wasting my time!
If you dislike her so much then dont buy magazines she appears in or watch any programmes she features in.. its as simple as that!
Oh and for the record the whole man thing is gettin really boring now shes a woman end of story!”

Well said.
tomorrow
09-02-2005
Originally Posted by anna123:
“If you dislike her so much then dont buy magazines she appears in or watch any programmes she features in.. its as simple as that! ”

I don't.

Electra
10-02-2005
Me neither. In fact Heat magazine has lost me as a reader mainly due to their obsession with her.
Veri
10-02-2005
Originally Posted by HeatherD:
“Calling Nadia 'a man' is against the rules and I'm sure you'll recieve an email off the moderators - if you haven't already. ”

I don't disagree with that rule; but I do wonder: was it off limits to call Tania "Mania", "Dave", etc? To say Tania or Lisa looked like a man? Can we say Nadia looks like a man? (I'm not saying she does, mind you.)
Iknowicould
10-02-2005
Originally Posted by Veri:
“I don't disagree with that rule; but I do wonder: was it off limits to call Tania "Mania", "Dave", etc? To say Tania or Lisa looked like a man? Can we say Nadia looks like a man? (I'm not saying she does, mind you.) ”

I also did not fully agree with the moderators on this Nadia-he thing when I first joined this forum but I never had any problems with her chosen gender in the first instance. I am sufficiently aware of transsexuality before the advent of Nadia and the attendant social adjustment difficulties.

It is much easier than if I had known her as Jorge before her transition to female as I have no memories of her male identity to potentially fight against subconsciously.

Anyway, on this forum, arguing/disputing the moderators's rule is a one way street - it's either their way or the cyberhighway.
metafis
10-02-2005
Originally Posted by Veri:
“I don't disagree with that rule; but I do wonder: was it off limits to call Tania "Mania", "Dave", etc? To say Tania or Lisa looked like a man? Can we say Nadia looks like a man? (I'm not saying she does, mind you.) ”

That whole BB4 'man' thing about Tania and Lisa was ridiculous.
Tania especially behaved with great dignity after she left the house, never tried to flog her 15 mins at all.
Veri
10-02-2005
Originally Posted by Iknowicould:
“Anyway, on this forum, arguing/disputing the moderators's rule is a one way street - it's either their way or the cyberhighway.”

It's understandable that they don't want to spend their time arguing over the rules, and I think they do a good job of keeping discussion here reasonably civil.

I'm not disputing the rule, but I'm wondering what the rule is and whether it was the same during BB4 or else changed as part of the Nadia revolution.

In the "Nadia wins music award" thread, Beth Hart wrote
Originally Posted by Beth Hart:
“It has been regularly established on this forum that it is offensive to describe someone by a gender with which they do not assosiate themselves. When talking about Nadia please refer to her with the female pronoun or if you can't bring yourself to do that then by her name, Nadia.”

The "Dave" and "Mania" stuff about Tania looks like a violation of that rule to me -- because it's describing her by a gender with which she did not associate herself -- though perhaps saying someone (such as Lisa) merely "looks like a man" manages to be on the right side of some fine line?
Dazsin
10-02-2005
Originally Posted by baileybots:
“is nadia trying to look sexy with all the pouts and looks
i cant understand a word shes saying ”

Ugh surely only gay men would find it attractive?
Cisse9
10-02-2005
Originally Posted by Dazsin:
“Ugh surely only gay men would find it attractive?”

I think that gay men generally fancy other men, so I doubt that they would find Nadia attractive
Iknowicould
10-02-2005
Originally Posted by Dazsin:
“Ugh surely only gay men would find it attractive?”

Referring to another human being as it is not quite nice or necessary.
fitzp
10-02-2005
Referring to Nadia as it is actually hugely offensive.
Iknowicould
10-02-2005
Actually, I was saving further opprobrium and condemnation for Nadia fans to direct at the guilty poster.
HeatherD
10-02-2005
Originally Posted by Iknowicould:
“Referring to another human being as it is not quite nice or necessary.”

For once, I actually agree with you.

It's hugely offensive and, Dazsin, if you can't accept that Nadia is a woman or that straight men find her attractive then keep it to yourself, instead of breaking the rules while trying to get your point across.


Originally Posted by Veri:
“It's understandable that they don't want to spend their time arguing over the rules, and I think they do a good job of keeping discussion here reasonably civil.

I'm not disputing the rule, but I'm wondering what the rule is and whether it was the same during BB4 or else changed as part of the Nadia revolution.

In the "Nadia wins music award" thread, Beth Hart wrote

The "Dave" and "Mania" stuff about Tania looks like a violation of that rule to me -- because it's describing her by a gender with which she did not associate herself -- though perhaps saying someone (such as Lisa) merely "looks like a man" manages to be on the right side of some fine line? ”

It looks like a violation to the rules to me, too. I don't agree with it at all, whether it involved Nadia or Tania or anyone.
metafis
11-02-2005
Originally Posted by Iknowicould:
“Referring to another human being as it is not quite nice or necessary.”

Yes, totally agree here!.
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