"I have a penis, but I identify as a woman." --a trans-gender
"My skin is white, but I identify as black." --a trans-ethnic
"The scale says 350 lb, but I identify as thin." --a trans-weight
"The doctor diagnosed me with Autism, but I identify as normal." --a trans-psych
"The voices in my head say 'Only he can hear us, but we identify as real.'" --trans-hallucinations
"I look human, but I identify as a poached egg." --a trans-object
"I AM a good actor! Why should I care what you think?!" --Kristine Stewart
You can say whatever you want about yourself, but that doesn't make it true. There have been many oppressed groups throughout history, and we are all rightly taught that oppression is wrong. However, society has become so used to fighting oppression that it fails to realize that there are some situations in which that which is falsely perceived as oppression might have merit. For example, as a child I often felt oppressed by my parents, but now that I am 19 I see that they were the wiser party and had been in the right. We aspies all feel like we are perfectly normal, but that doesn't mean that we are. Someone with a penis might feel like they are a woman, but that doesn't mean that they are.
And before you rant at me the difference between sex and gender, I have a feeling that I actually know more than you do: https://www.girlsaskguys.com/other/a7834-the-actual-difference-between-sex-gender-in-detail
This is also worth noting: https:https://www.girlsaskguys.com/other/a9896-the-beliefs-of-today-s-society
I was told to make this by this person.^
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