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Molemanninethousand

Feb 19, 2019 at 05:09PM EST in reply to Pyroniusburn

Transgenderism is a personal concession made to satisfy unnatural feelings for the sake of the other parts of one's sanity. It's like vaping or nicotine patch as opposed to smoking; it's a bad habit embraced as a compromise instead of something that would end up destroying a person. The ideal outcome of gender-delusion feelings is obviously to get over them by accepting what one physically is. No one ever complained about curing one's gender dysphoria altogether in a case where it was indeed feasible without bringing greater harm to the person.

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Walrus the Tree

Feb 20, 2019 at 10:22PM EST in reply to Molemanninethousand

Thanks for initiating a dialogue that lead to a concise summary of the alluded history, but also fuck off. Transitional surgery and hormone therapy can be more of a problem than it's worth, but one's identity is frankly not society's to decide. In my opinion, gender identity, in general, could be tossed out the window altogether and we might be better off for it.

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Molemanninethousand

Feb 20, 2019 at 10:56PM EST in reply to Walrus the Tree

> one's identity is frankly not society's to decide

You're right: it's for biology to decide.

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Walrus the Tree

Feb 21, 2019 at 11:13AM EST in reply to Molemanninethousand

What's the point exactly of having clear, unnegotiable gender lines though? What do you or anyone gain from men being expected to be physically and emotionally tough to crack when some are just better being themselves?

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