10 Jokes About Transgender People In

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Updated on: Aug 15 2025

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Dating in the modern age is like playing a game of "Guess the Pronoun." You meet someone, and suddenly it's like you're a detective trying to figure out the right pronouns. It's a real test of your investigative skills. Maybe we should start handing out detective badges instead of roses on first dates.
I was at a restaurant the other day, and they had this fancy unisex restroom. I thought, "Great, equality for all!" But then I realized it's just another place for me to embarrass myself by pulling on a door that says "occupied" because I can't see a gender-specific symbol. Can we get some universally recognized symbols, please?
You ever notice how there are now gender-neutral emojis? It's like, finally, my texts can be as confused about gender as I am. But seriously, can we get a confused emoji to represent those moments when you're not sure if you accidentally offended someone with a misplaced pronoun?
I was at a party, and they had a gender-neutral dance floor. I thought, "Awesome, everyone's free to express themselves!" But then I realized I have two left feet, and my attempts at gender-neutral dancing just looked like a confused rendition of the cha-cha-slide. Maybe it's time for a dance class labeled "rhythmically challenged-friendly.
You know, I was thinking about how tricky it is to navigate public restrooms nowadays. I mean, I can't be the only one who's walked into a restroom and had that split-second moment of confusion, trying to figure out if I'm in the right place. It's like restroom roulette, and it doesn't matter if you're a detective; you'll still spend a good minute deciphering those symbols on the door.
I tried to be progressive and join a gender-neutral sports league. Turns out, my skills are so neutral that even the referee couldn't decide if I was scoring points or just wandering aimlessly. I guess my athletic prowess is as ambiguous as my understanding of the rules.
I recently discovered that my wardrobe is stuck in the past. I mean, how was I supposed to know that the whole "his and hers" section in clothing stores is so last season? Now, it's all about the "theirs" section, and I'm just standing there like, "Is this sweater too gender-neutral for me, or not gender-neutral enough?
You know, with the rise of online shopping, I've become a master at deciphering size charts. But now, some websites have introduced a gender-neutral sizing option. I'm just waiting for the day they have a "confused about my size" category. I'll be in there like, "Yes, I'll take one existential crisis, please.
I was talking to a friend about the struggles of finding the right words when addressing someone. They said, "Just use 'they' as a default." I thought, "Great idea, until I start talking about multiple people, and it sounds like I've started my own cult. 'They are coming over for dinner.' Who? The mysterious 'they'!
Have you ever noticed how enthusiastic salespeople can be about gender-neutral products? I was at a store, and the salesperson was like, "This shampoo is great for all hair types, all genders!" I thought, "Well, it better be. I didn't realize my hair needed a gender-specific treatment plan. What's next, hair therapy sessions?

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