Do you believe transgender people are born with a female brain inside a male body or a male brain inside a female body?

[Anonymous]

I was watching a YouTube video and it was saying how people who identify as transgender have brains that resemble the opposite sex they were born as.

There was some people in the comment section though writing things like “pseudoscience” or “this is nonsense.”

A truth is though pretty much almost anyone can create an account and post videos on Youtube. It’s also true pretty much anyone can create a YouTube account and post comments under videos as well.

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You don’t need qualifications to post videos or comments on YouTube

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I wouldn’t consider it quite that binary. There’s no way to accurately sex a brain without a body attached to it, but the studies you reference aren’t to be invalidated. And truthfully, gender is a fairly amorphous construct to begin with, but that’s what makes it so interesting.

[Nikki1989]

Most experts believe that gender identity is a combination of biological, psychological, and social factors. This means that while biological factors may play a role in shaping a person's gender identity, they are not the sole determining factor.

[sawno]

In a minority of cases it appears to hold up. Most modern day transitions aren't like that though which is why you see the extreme influx in transitions. I fear all those people will end up deeply unhappy once they face the fact they destroyed their life for nothing.

[ChicoFromThe305]

I personally don't believe it, I believe as time went they just became more feminine and it seems they can become so feminine that they believe they are in the wrong body, possibly a chemical inbalance or something.

[Caroline91]

I think it is none of my business. Each of us has to find our own way through life. Science will most likely give us an answer at some point. But, it will still be none of my business.

[Anonymous]

No. I think some people have experienced trauma that triggers that probably further back than they can remember that likely triggered this.

[Anonymous]

A mentally sick or confused mind inside a human body

[WintersDaughter]

No. They have a mental illness.

[FunkyMonkee]

Yes. That's how it works.

[zombiewoof]

I believe that