How many trans individuals think that "cis" is a weird

>>8647609
You'd be objectively wrong if you think that. It's not a slur any more than straight or heterosexual is.

I hope none because that would be embarrassing

Probably none? Wtf? Yeah bro its another conspiracy! We want you to feel ashamed of being non trans!

>>8647624
That sounds like a very subjective opinion.

>>8647609
I think it's cool|

Think like Galia Cisalpina, versus Barbaricum Tran Renum

I'm not trans, but it's essentially the same as calling a homosexual a "homo".

Well, I ask cause I have a close personal friend (who happens to be trans, because that validation is needed for her opinion to count to some people) and she just can't understand the weird trends like that happening in North America.

>>8647660
the opposite of trans- is cis-, that is how English as a language works.

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>>8647609
>tfw my grandparents were from CISleithania and the others were from TRANSylvania
>tfw Americans tell me cis and trans were invented by trans people

>>8647789
Cis and trans were invented by Latin lol

>>8647637
It certainly is possible for it to be used in an offensive way, or for one to feel offended at having the word used to describe them. But the word literally just means "not trans", there's nothing more inherently offensive about it than there is with "heterosexual".