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I can be born retarded too and have a unique perspective on the challenges of shoe tying too. It doesn't diminish my intellectual inadequacy, lessen the struggles of my life or the burden on my family though. Everyone else can feel better about dodging responsibility for the misery by praising the strength of the weakness though.
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In my case all the trans label does is define that I didn't remain in my birth sex and conform to the gender "man". For different people. For example the ones who just want to demonstrate a different gender presentation, but not physically transition or change pronouns (think really butch queer female). Trans has a different meaning. I don't think transgender is good for defining anyone aside from an umbrella term describing people who don't conform to typical gender stereotypes. It doesn't really describe my experiences or the medical side of transition, though it "may" imply it to varying degrees according to context. Could I present as male and go against my nature / needs? Yeah, but that's unhealthy and just because I could (maybe, I could try, success isn't guaranteed) doesn't make it right or invalidate my internaliaty. I think some great advocates for equality and human rights probably have successfully remained in their birth sex / gender. Despite all odds. There's more to it than that alone though. (in all actuality I'm probably at the point of boyfail with all the physical and emotional changes I've undergone anyway). Hence the bans on conversion therapies / cures. Generally it's proven to cause more harm to suppress ones sexuality or gender or dismorphia, even though people have "muh rights" to undergo conversion and remain in denial or force kids to. | |||
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it's up to each man to decide which is more important. and you chose wrong | |||
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You haven't ever expressed an understanding of my choices Pokes ^^ If you think I don't recognize the trolling here or that I am trolling myself, you are mistaken ^^
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P.s. In any case if someone decides to suppress / repress something as core to them as their gender or dismorphia or BDD. It still is something they have to acknowledge and live with. It's better to understand "t3h trans" and live with that understanding regardless of what one does about it. Than on the other hand deny that's how they are. A famous person said, One can make a right choice or wrong choice, but either way we have to live with that choice. It's best to still understand those choices and wisely live in the present rather than regret or continually second guessing ones self. | |||
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