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I think it's a fad. Just my opinion but here's my explanation.
If someone is born a normal healthy female, with female DNA and genitals, then she is female.
If, as a child, she feels like she really is a boy, then it is NOT simply a matter of being born the wrong sex. It has to be more complicated than that.
What does it mean to be a boy or a girl? Boys and girls are treated differently and do different things, and act and dress differently. But that has become much less since the 1950s, when we had to wear dresses to school.
Is the transgender girl really a boy in a girl's body? Or does she just want to be a boy so she can dress and act, and be treated like, a boy?
I am VERY skeptical about the current approach. And VERY skeptical about the surgery and hormones.
Many of you are probably too "smart" to believe in reincarnation, but I think it might happen. And maybe some people are reborn into a sex they aren't used to.
I know someone whose teenage daughter is being transed into a boy. Doctors have probably assured the parents this can be done. But it can't be done. Breasts can be cut off, but hips can't be made narrow and shoulders can't be made wide. Hormones can make facial hair grow, but they won't grow a functioning penis.
I think these parents have been fooled by the currently popular idea that people can be born into the wrong sex, and that this can be fixed with medical wizardry.
If you, or your child, really wants to be the other sex, be skeptical of the current propaganda. Maybe Betsy dreams of being a professional male wrestler -- but guess what, no amount of surgery will turn her into one. But if she dreams of a traditional male career that she can attain while staying female, these days that is possible. She can be a fighter pilot, or whatever.
I am just asking people to think more carefully about this. It's easy to just follow the ideological propaganda, but it might be all wrong.
If someone is born a normal healthy female, with female DNA and genitals, then she is female.
If, as a child, she feels like she really is a boy, then it is NOT simply a matter of being born the wrong sex. It has to be more complicated than that.
What does it mean to be a boy or a girl? Boys and girls are treated differently and do different things, and act and dress differently. But that has become much less since the 1950s, when we had to wear dresses to school.
Is the transgender girl really a boy in a girl's body? Or does she just want to be a boy so she can dress and act, and be treated like, a boy?
I am VERY skeptical about the current approach. And VERY skeptical about the surgery and hormones.
Many of you are probably too "smart" to believe in reincarnation, but I think it might happen. And maybe some people are reborn into a sex they aren't used to.
I know someone whose teenage daughter is being transed into a boy. Doctors have probably assured the parents this can be done. But it can't be done. Breasts can be cut off, but hips can't be made narrow and shoulders can't be made wide. Hormones can make facial hair grow, but they won't grow a functioning penis.
I think these parents have been fooled by the currently popular idea that people can be born into the wrong sex, and that this can be fixed with medical wizardry.
If you, or your child, really wants to be the other sex, be skeptical of the current propaganda. Maybe Betsy dreams of being a professional male wrestler -- but guess what, no amount of surgery will turn her into one. But if she dreams of a traditional male career that she can attain while staying female, these days that is possible. She can be a fighter pilot, or whatever.
I am just asking people to think more carefully about this. It's easy to just follow the ideological propaganda, but it might be all wrong.