Well, there's nothing that can be done about words changing their meaning over time. Fluctuation in vernacular is a natural and inherent part of language. But even still, George Orwell described it as happening at the command of a government authority. I sincerely doubt he was trying to imply that natural change was a problem.

But you do bring up a legitimate point about how other people might not always know which terms are considered offensive or not, which is why I personally think it's best not to worry about it too much, and instead judge people by their actions, attitude, and intentions, rather than by the words they happen to choose.

Of course she's not young physically, but she is young mentally. There are certain psychological stages that every woman goes through, regardless of age.

I would never use "it" to refer to a person, as doing so is dehumanizing and degrading. Though many people do consider themselves to be gender neutral, and prefer to be referred to by the pronoun "they." And no, the logical conclusion is not about replacing or eliminating any words, but rather simply about allowing each person to choose the pronouns which they prefer on an individual level. I don't see how allowing a greater range of individual freedom could possibly be called "collectivist." Forcing people to conform to the pronouns YOU think they should have is the real collectivism.

George Orwell's Newspeak concept was about LIMITING speech, not about changing speech.

There is no "she".
He's not a young girl, surgery and drug therapy notwithstanding.

There's no rational comparison of cause and effect.

If she transitioned fairly recently, she's most likely just going through her "teenage girl" phase. Every young girl goes through a phase where they like to wear skimpy outfits. When a male-to-female transgender individual transitions, they go through that same stage as well, it just happens a bit later in life (assuming they don't transition in their actual teenage years, of course).

No, it's not recognized as an illness by psychologists and psychiatrists in positions of power because of the political clout (and possibly personal proclivities) of those people and their cronies in government and media.

We've gone over this again, and again, Humpty. The human reproductive organs exist to procreate the species. They do not exist for the purpose of pleasure; rather they provide addictive pleasure (on the order of heroin) in order to encourage animals to engage in the reproductive process.

The bonding of romantic feelings exists to ensure the survival of the offspring until they, in turn, are able to reproduce.

The imperfection of reproduction (that is, that every sexual encounter doesn't result in offspring) is an effect of evolution in action. If every time she were mounted, a female produced offspring, that would actually be detrimental to the species, particularly in the wild.

Any sexual attraction or romantic feeling that is not aligned with this evolutionary imperative is, to one degree or another, an illness.

This is obvious to people who recognize sex as reproduction, and seems impossible to recognize for people who can only think of sex as a means of pleasure.

Samantha Mathis. She was also in "The Super Mario Brothers Movie" and "Broken Arrow".

I also find her very attractive, physically. Considering that her next project was where she portrayed half of a lesbian pair... not so much mentally (or maybe I should say "philosophically").

"Her" who?

Taking your agenda to its ultimate destination, "Him" and "her" will one day be replaced in the Newspeak dictionary by either "them" or "it". I'm betting on "them", since that fits the collectivist mindset so well... Shades of "Anthem"...

My point is you're not trying to look at the situation from her perspective, and you're accusing her of "provoking" other people when really it's most likely the other people who are at fault for not being accepting. Seriously, I've seen enough of these cases to know that's almost always how it goes.

Well, looks like there were arrests made:

http://lexiecannes.com/2014/06/01/two-ar...