I was greatly confused about "transgenderism" for a long time. After that, it became a very public and repeated discussion, and easy to find and accidentally come across information on "what" they think makes them "male". At first, before I became so frequently talked about, I thought there was "something I was missing" and "something that nobody knows and that trans people refuse to explain" (as one literally did refuse to explain it when I asked it in a casual and friendly manner). But after years of hearing all the reasons from trans people... nope, there is nothing I was missing at all. They just don't nkow what the definition of "male" and "female" are. You can watch documentaries of trans people, too. They will say thing like, "I always wanted to go and play football with my father, I was angry when my aunt decided to take all the girls inside and do a crafting project every single time". Their brain is dysfunctional, except for Blaire White's (who has specifically said that she is, in fact, male), and their reaction to this, instead of the normal, literally-everyone reaction of "I hate crafting projects and love football, so I am going to go play football with my dad and male cousins", instead, their dysfunctional brain says to them, "In that case, I must actually be male, even though I have both a vagina and a dictionary and therefore it is extremely easy to determine that that is not the case". It's LITERALLY nothing but their personality.
Trans people also often have "gender dysphoria", where they are greatly disgusted, horrified, or saddened by for example their penis and maybe their face-shape, to the point where they may literally cut it off or kill themselves. Just like a boyfriend who would refuse to get naked in front of you because he has scars somewhere. However, the reason for this hatred and "dysphoria" is BECAUSE they think they are the opposite gender, not the other way around, and therefore this too is due to them being too uninformed somehow to understand the definition of very simple words like "male" and "gender". 99.9999999999999% of people in the world would say, "I am a girl, and I am fascinated by automobiles and wish to become a mechanic," rather then "I am fascinated with automobiles and I wish to become a mechanic, therefore I am male". People with faulty brains and/or abusive families may say the latter, apparently.
It may sound like my explanation is untrue because you may think I "hate" trans people or something, but this is not true in the slightest. I know stupid people and do not hate them. There is no difference to trans people or to any other people besides their lack of having ever been able to define words correctly and their dysphoria. I have absolutely no animosity towards trans people in any way whatsoever. But that does not make them "right" when using incorrect definitions of words such as "male" and "female". They are wrong regardless of whether they are people, regardless of whether they should be hated or not, etc. Just because you are a human being similar to most other people who are also human does not make you correct when you define words outside of their actual definitions, even if you change your life because of it, which still does not affect the definitions of those words. And it is true that "I like trucks" is LITERALLY IT, besides the dysphoria which not all trans people even have.
"1" Having a penis is literally the thing that makes someone male. Having a vagina, or a defective vagina (there are medical conditions where people claim they "don't have vaginas", but they actually do it's just that the hole closes inside), is literally the thing that makes you female. What a trans or a feminist calls "male" or "female", however, is what everyone else calls "personality".
"2" What a trans calls "male" or "female", however, is what everyone else calls "personality".
"3" WTF I thought these were serious questions from a newcomer. You made me type all that?! Damnit!
No these are serious questions and thank you for answering them. Once again no one who actually supports the whole transgender agenda explains my questions. I even tried to make these questions into a post and my post got removed from the sight. But I was just asking questions, what was so wrong with asking some questions?
And yeah I've heard of the gender dysphoria stemming from social negatives from when the person was younger,such as not fitting their gender stereotype. But I would just see them as Fem boys or Tom boys. Or now that I'm older and more mature girls and boys no matter how they act. I've met a trans person before, more the once. But their reason for being transgender was wanting to play with barbie dolls and bake cute sweets. First I was like wow that sounds pretty sexist, since obviously that's not what makes a girl. I don't mind people doing what they want with their bodies, unless their doing it to a minor. But forcing beliefs on others is wrong and kinda crazy expecially when I haven't seen any scientific evidence pointing to that you can be born in the wrong body.
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I was greatly confused about "transgenderism" for a long time. After that, it became a very public and repeated discussion, and easy to find and accidentally come across information on "what" they think makes them "male". At first, before I became so frequently talked about, I thought there was "something I was missing" and "something that nobody knows and that trans people refuse to explain" (as one literally did refuse to explain it when I asked it in a casual and friendly manner). But after years of hearing all the reasons from trans people... nope, there is nothing I was missing at all. They just don't nkow what the definition of "male" and "female" are. You can watch documentaries of trans people, too. They will say thing like, "I always wanted to go and play football with my father, I was angry when my aunt decided to take all the girls inside and do a crafting project every single time". Their brain is dysfunctional, except for Blaire White's (who has specifically said that she is, in fact, male), and their reaction to this, instead of the normal, literally-everyone reaction of "I hate crafting projects and love football, so I am going to go play football with my dad and male cousins", instead, their dysfunctional brain says to them, "In that case, I must actually be male, even though I have both a vagina and a dictionary and therefore it is extremely easy to determine that that is not the case". It's LITERALLY nothing but their personality.
Trans people also often have "gender dysphoria", where they are greatly disgusted, horrified, or saddened by for example their penis and maybe their face-shape, to the point where they may literally cut it off or kill themselves. Just like a boyfriend who would refuse to get naked in front of you because he has scars somewhere. However, the reason for this hatred and "dysphoria" is BECAUSE they think they are the opposite gender, not the other way around, and therefore this too is due to them being too uninformed somehow to understand the definition of very simple words like "male" and "gender". 99.9999999999999% of people in the world would say, "I am a girl, and I am fascinated by automobiles and wish to become a mechanic," rather then "I am fascinated with automobiles and I wish to become a mechanic, therefore I am male". People with faulty brains and/or abusive families may say the latter, apparently.
It may sound like my explanation is untrue because you may think I "hate" trans people or something, but this is not true in the slightest. I know stupid people and do not hate them. There is no difference to trans people or to any other people besides their lack of having ever been able to define words correctly and their dysphoria. I have absolutely no animosity towards trans people in any way whatsoever. But that does not make them "right" when using incorrect definitions of words such as "male" and "female". They are wrong regardless of whether they are people, regardless of whether they should be hated or not, etc. Just because you are a human being similar to most other people who are also human does not make you correct when you define words outside of their actual definitions, even if you change your life because of it, which still does not affect the definitions of those words. And it is true that "I like trucks" is LITERALLY IT, besides the dysphoria which not all trans people even have.
"1" Having a penis is literally the thing that makes someone male. Having a vagina, or a defective vagina (there are medical conditions where people claim they "don't have vaginas", but they actually do it's just that the hole closes inside), is literally the thing that makes you female. What a trans or a feminist calls "male" or "female", however, is what everyone else calls "personality".
"2" What a trans calls "male" or "female", however, is what everyone else calls "personality".
"3" WTF I thought these were serious questions from a newcomer. You made me type all that?! Damnit!
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No these are serious questions and thank you for answering them. Once again no one who actually supports the whole transgender agenda explains my questions. I even tried to make these questions into a post and my post got removed from the sight. But I was just asking questions, what was so wrong with asking some questions?
And yeah I've heard of the gender dysphoria stemming from social negatives from when the person was younger,such as not fitting their gender stereotype. But I would just see them as Fem boys or Tom boys. Or now that I'm older and more mature girls and boys no matter how they act. I've met a trans person before, more the once. But their reason for being transgender was wanting to play with barbie dolls and bake cute sweets. First I was like wow that sounds pretty sexist, since obviously that's not what makes a girl. I don't mind people doing what they want with their bodies, unless their doing it to a minor. But forcing beliefs on others is wrong and kinda crazy expecially when I haven't seen any scientific evidence pointing to that you can be born in the wrong body.