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Well I have quite a bit of time before that happens, and so far my kids aren't transgendered.
phew dodged a bullet
Well I have quite a bit of time before that happens, and so far my kids aren't transgendered.
What I don't understand is if these people perceive gender to be a mental thing and not a physical one why is there a need to surgically change their bodies? I mean surely this person could wear a dress and play with dolls and identify as a female without undergoing major cosmetic surgery.
I don't understand transgenderism. Why does having preferences deemed by society to be either masculine or feminine make people want to change themselves, physically?
Why can't you be a little boy who likes pink and unicorns and still be a little boy? I think this is sad.
Parents should teach their children to accept and feel comfortable in their bodies...
Yeah I think I could.It’s not those preferences that make transgendered people want to change their body, it’s their body that makes transgendered people want to change their body. As simple as that. Newest scientific studies provide enough evidence that transgendered people have a brain like the opposite sex. Just imagine you would wake up tomorrow with the body of the other sex. Do you really think you could handle or even enjoy this body for the rest of your live?
Yeah I think I could.
Naive. And you couldn’t, noone can, that’s why transsexualism isn’t "treatable".
I'm coming at this from a gender construct socialization thing.
I know that you are. INFJ here, forgot that?
Sad thing for you "gender is socially constructed" dogmatists is that transsexuals and all surrounding scientific studies prove you wrong
Gender is innate. Science proves this.
How do you, her mother, her father and herself know yet what she wants?
What I don't understand is if these people perceive gender to be a mental thing and not a physical one why is there a need to surgically change their bodies? I mean surely this person could wear a dress and play with dolls and identify as a female without undergoing major cosmetic surgery.
Here is a recent one:Then why not post links to your sources of info?! Or at least, I don't know... actually have a discussion about the evidence..Throwing the phrase 'scientific studies' around means nothing if you can't actually talk about it.
You're really not helping anyone out here pointing out that I'm wrong because it has been proven...without even bothering to show your evidence. Why should I take anything you say seriously? It is clear by your condescending tone that you are attempting to bully me into submission.. But how about you post some actual info?
Are there articles? Studies? I'm interested in reading them, and I'm sure others are too.
I thought so, too. Then I started having actual relationships and it all fell apart.Yeah I think I could.
You will once you have a proper understanding of the issue. Right now, you're passing judgement on something you know less than nothing about. I understand your frustration at being fed very little actual evidence, but please understand my frustration at having to have this discussion with nearly everyone I meet.I don't think a child is equipped to make that sort of decision.
Nooot quite. All we know is:Gender is innate. Science proves this.
That's the only thing you can be bothered to follow up on?You actually believe that a child whose brain is not yet fully developed--who doesn't possess the capacity to think long-term let alone make long-term decisions is capable of making the informed decision to modify their body? We don't let children drive or vote or get married because they aren't capable of doing those things responsibly, so how is it that a child can decide something like this? [MENTION=4302]Resonance[/MENTION]
I was bothered enough to comment on it, yes. Because it's utterly absurd.That's the only thing you can be bothered to follow up on?
It's not absurd at all, but I understand your repulsion to the idea given how little people know about the phenomenon in general.I was bothered enough to comment on it, yes. Because it's utterly absurd.
I'm still reading your articles.
Calm down.