Do you support transgenderism?

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BlueScorpio · Accepted Answer

People can do what they want to, I can't stop you from doing what you do and that's between you and the Lord. But, no I don't support it. You are born who you are, there's no such thing as a man becoming a woman or woman becoming a man, you can take all the hormones you want, surgeries, wear the opposites sex clothing all day long, but by the end of the day, you're dna/chromosomes say who you really are. I just think we are encouraging someone to be who they are not and to go alone with a fantasy, and I just can't do that with you. I will respect you as a human being obviously, cause you deserve that right but that's as far as i can go with you.

If we put two men with resources such as shelter, food etc. on an island and come back in 20 maybe 100 years later. Will there be children on the island?
If we put two women with resources such as shelter, food etc. on an island and come back in 20, 100 years later. Will there be children on the island?
If we put a biological male and a transgender woman with resources such as shelter, food etc. on an island and come back in 20, 100 years later. Will there be children on the island?
If we put a biological woman with transgender male with resources such as shelter food etc. on an island and come back in 20, 100 years later. will there be children on the island?
If we put two transgenders (both male or female) with resources such as shelter, food etc. on an island and come back in 20, 100 years later. Will there be children on the island?

I gave you all those scenario now tell me whats the answer? All those answer lead to no. And yes i know not everyone wants kids, some biological women can't have kids blah blah.. the point is it just doesn't work with nature.

Ibeji · Accepted Answer

I find the concept of gender dysphoria interesting in the face of this. I don’t think being transgender is a disorder or illness of any kind, just a deviation from what has commonly been considered normal. I hope the topic of the psychological and emotional process of someone identifying as a different gender than their assigned sex gets researched more.

cth96190 · Accepted Answer

No, I do not approve.
Transgenderism is a mental illness and was classified as such before 2018, when the loons took over and reset the diagnostic boundaries of mental illness.
Prior to that, see this opinion of an eminent psychiatrist.
https://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/michael-w-chapman/johns-hopkins-psychiatrist-transgender-mental-disorder-sex-change
https://waltheyer.com/transgenders-4-studies-say-its-mental-disorders/
Indulging the fantasies and wishful thinking of someone who calls themselves transgender harms them, because it gives them licence to go further down the rabbit hole.
I have witnessed three individuals go through this process and it did not end well for any of them.
The rate of self harm and suicide among people who call themselves transgender is horrendous and remains so after what is called gender reassignment surgery, which is a pandering term for surgical mutilation.
A case can be made that gender reassignment surgery makes their torment worse, after they realise that the surgery was not a ticket to happiness.
https://www.heritage.org/gender/commentary/sex-reassignment-doesnt-work-here-the-evidence
https://www.newsweek.com/transgender-women-transgender-men-sex-change-sex-reassignment-surgery-676777
People who call themselves transgender are tormented horribly by their condition and need help. Pandering to their delusion can only hurt them.

godfatherfan · Accepted Answer

This is one of those 2 sided things.
1) I don't give even 1 shit what someone wants to call themselves, who they fuck or what they fuck. I don't care how you dress or what you look like. I don't care if you are white, black, yellow, brown, pink or purple.
2) But I do not support people putting whatever they feel like on official documents. Pick a gender. I don't care which. But none of this "other" bullshit. These people that "I identify as a rock" are looking for attention.

modelUN242 · Answer

I don't support it because I know that trans people are still unhappy after transitioning and even try transitioning back, which the media doesn't report. The famous trans people in the media are trying to make it glamorous and cool but in reality it's a terrible feeling. I believe there are two genders, male and female. If you feel like a man, why do you need a d*ck to justify that? What happens down the road when you're feeling suicidal?

DeIina · Answer

I dont support it, I think people are shalow and spoiled and they choose unnecessary surgeries to male themselves look a certain way, whether its body image issues or gender issues. I think people can identify themselves and express themselves any way they want, but messing with a perfectly healthy body is just nod needed. If we were in 1800s and plastic surgery did not exist, all these people would find a way to be happy with their bodies because that is simply the most natural thing to do. God makes no mistakes. But if a person has already gone through transition I would keep this to myself since it can't be undone and I want them to be happy.

menina · Answer

I do. Transgender people are not hurting anybody, they're just living their lives they way they want to live.
Plus, I'd rather see someone going through a mental and physical process that makes them happy instead of committing suicide or living a lie.

Anonymous · Answer

I don't support the politically correct view of transgenderism in our society; and I am trans. As it is the meanest possible thing you can do to us, in my opinion. Compassion would be to try and understand why we have become dysphoric towards our gender and help us overcome this. Instead they advocate flooding our bodies with what would be an unnatural amount of hormones for the opposite sex, mutilate our genitalia, and permanently sterilize us. All for a 1% drop in the suicide rate from 40 to 39; which could easily be well within the margin of error. If that is what passes for compassion I don't want it.

Shamalien · Answer

No I'm staunchly vehemently against it, when that opinion doesn't get me fired. Still working on getting myself into a place in life where I can speak my mind without being cancelled. Who wants to help me change the culture?

Seriously though, there is nothing funny or trendy about self harm. I saw a couple of friends go through this... I've seen first hand what the community does to people who really just are having an identity crisis and are vulnerable. It's a sick, disgusting, IMMORAL evil cult and I STRONGLY WARN anyone getting involved with this community to research the other side of transgender people who left the community and de-transitioned.

Shuri · Answer

I guess it depends on what you mean by support. Do I think a person should have the right to change their gender? Within certain perimeters, yes. I think they should have to undergo intense psychological evaluations to make sure that's the right thing, but that should be available. Do I think they should have the same basic human rights as others without fear of discrimination, prosecution, or threats? Absolutely.

I do not, however, support it in the sense that I personally believe those who are transgender are mentally ill, and I think it needs to be classified that way. There is nothing natural about wanting to change your sexual reproduction organs, hormone levels, and body like that. I don't think it's right, and to be honest, you would never hear from my lips the recommendation to get gender reassignment surgery.

itsjustlew · Answer

I don’t really care they can do themselves as long as they don’t shove the fact their transgender down my throat by mentioning their trans and wearing trans flag stuff all the time (I know people like this) then I would be annoyed but besides that it’s their lives let them live it

OnlyMyOpinion · Answer

I'm not clear on what "support" means anymore. If I find a transperson, I try to be respectful, address them in the way they dress. But I'm totally against transathletes dominating women's sports, gender-neutral schools, and people like Karen White being sent to women's prisons only to sexually assault two of the inmates.

TadCurious · Answer

No I don't and I care very much about the effect this ideology is having on children. At best it's a promotion of what is a mental pathology as a normal state of being, and at worst it results in extreme hormone "treatments" and surgical mutilation that are child abuse.

JackSmy · Answer

I have friends that are, and going both ways. They are my friends and I support them, and defend them, when Trolls and haters on here judge, without knowing.
Personally, I am not, and identify as straight, hetero, and adore women. I don't understand how my trans friends feel, but that is OK, because they are my friends, and I support them, and love them as my friends.

Danalikes89 · Answer

I am male who lives as a girl for 3 years. Not because I am transgender, I am not. I simply like playing girl better. I feel both male and female but more feminine so I live a girly life. Plus the sex as a girl is so much better receiving than giving.

Medlife · Answer

I think people should be free to be who they wanna be. Im bisexual but i prefer women sexually and men relationship wise. Most bi or curious women become bitchy when things dont go their way and that is where i prefer men. I like muscular females with strong features hence i dont mind trans.

SomeGuyCalledTom · Answer

Trans *activism* I largely disagree with, but if someone chooses-- as an adult individual-- to go the trans route then my attitude is "live and let live". But I think the ideology and murky science that the activists push should be kept out of classrooms, and nobody under age of 18 should be allowed to go through hormone "therapy" or sex change operations.

genericname85 · Answer

no, i do not. i let them live. i don't actively try to stop them from living their live. they can do whatever the fuck they want as long as they're not doing criminal things. that doesn't mean i'm obliged to support them. i mean nobody is obliged to support me. so why should i be obliged to support them?

girlwithsomeqs · Answer

i truly dont give a fuck. who cares what people do. nothing is real, we all die, none of it matters. having a strong opinion on it when you're not a transgender person, or someone who cares about a trans person, is a waste of time

MountAverage · Answer

I'm not transgender and I support anyone who's being discriminated against based on something they didn't choose. I will also never undertand why so many people have such intense negative emotions towards transgender people. I care about what kind of person someone is, not what gender they identify with.

crmoore · Answer

I believe they have a right to express themselves in any way the want, within reason. And I support that right, otherwise it would be hypocritical. That being said, I don't believe gender is a real thing. There is only biological sex. What I don't support is telling heavily impressionable children that their brain might not be what their body is, nor do I support transitioning a child (17 and under).

Hurlyburly · Answer

I do not actively support them, as in I do not go to parades or whatever, I'm just fine with people living their own lifes like they want to, as long as they do not harm anyone else in the process. So I'm like... indifferent I guess?

tHISpLACEiSbONKERZ · Answer

The only problem I've ever had with the trans community is when I see people say that staight guys should give them a chance or that they're phobic when they don't. The number one reason why guys like girls is because girls don't have penises. To all who do this, maybe try the bisexual community, to them I assume you're a 2in1.

Smashingdoozy · Answer

Yes, my best friend is trans FTM. I support him and feel for him with everything he goes through.

slatyb · Answer

What do you mean by "support?" I can't judge others feelings. If someone says their name is "Sarah" and to use "she" that's their name and pronoun. I have some serious reservations about people with Y chromosomes competing in women's sports.

AzureGirl · Answer

Yes, I support them. I have a few people close to me who are trans.

DanaeAdam5 · Answer

Where is the "Yes I support transexuals" Option?  Cause some of us just support trans but aren't transsexual 😂 Anyway to answer the question yesI support transexuals

Anonymous · Answer

I think it should be treated like a mental illness, because it is!!

JustinTheGreat · Answer

Yeah. I don’t give a shit what someone else does with their life. someone wanting to change their gender and go by a different name and different pronouns does not affect me whatsoever so why should I care?

StephenCF · Answer

I only consider them transgender when they’ve been through the sex change surgery. But after that stage, yes, I support them and their rights.

I just feel retarded calling someone with a penis a woman just because they want it, or vice verse

Guanfei · Answer

No, it's a mental illness and as such, shouldn't be encouraged.
But at the same time, as long as no one force anything on me, I'm fine. I will consider a trans person by his real sex, and of course, won't date one. Other than that, I don't care.

Hunter7754 · Answer

No I don't support it. I'll still call someone by their correct pronouns, preferred name and I don't want trans people to be bullied or harassed.

With that being said, I also don't buy this idea that gender is somehow malleable.

angeliquedevereux2 · Answer

They're not hurting anyone by changing their gender, so all power to them :)

just_a_potato · Answer

I'm fine with transgenders but I hate people who just suddenly believe they are so because it's becoming a trend

HungLikeAHorsefly · Answer

Who gives a shit? I'm not gonna be clutching any pearls just because the sign on the restroom door might change one day. I'm not excitable like that.

Konabeana · Answer

Absolutely. It is somebody’s choice and none of my business. I don’t have any reason not to support them.

Gavilar1 · Answer

You can be whoever you want to be, I wouldn't even know if you were a trans man and tbh I wouldn't even care

Twinrova · Answer

I support people doing whatever they want to do so long as it doesn't impact me in a negative way. I also support using preferred pronouns, but I think it is stupid.

tartaarsaus · Answer

Sure, You do you. I don’t mind transgender individuals; doesn’t have any tangible impact on me and is generally quite harmless

ThisIsMyOpinion · Answer

Gender disforia is a disease. It's recognized and identified as such.  I wish there was another cure to it besides transition to the other sex.

Edanurus · Answer

I couldn't even tell you what transgenderism is, sounds like a ideology based on trans people so no.

I do however believe in support for people who suffer from body dysmorphia whether that leads to transitioning or not.

Sargentcaptain · Answer

What other people do with their bodies is non of my business.

someginger · Answer

I don't really care, people can do what they want and live as they please none of my business

JDavid25 · Answer

I mean they live in a fairly free society.. Whether I support them or not doesn't really matter..

BurnHollywoodBurn · Answer

Fuck no it is a sick mental illness and anybody who supports it is just as sick as they are.

JimboGB · Answer

No, I'm old fashioned I like to push a health mindset on society.

0oGreyo0 · Answer

Isn't it just body dysphoria like those skinny girls who think they Fat

Ámayas_20 · Answer

No but I won't cause a problem for individual people.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

Why would I do that? I have nothing in common with them.

Ripper_E · Answer

Yes. Every transgender I've met has been a piece of shit, but yea.

asshole_ · Answer

You don't have to like it, but, you do have to accept that it exists

NorthwestRider · Answer

Yes because I am not a triggered religious snowflake  They are harmless

DavidHart · Answer

i don't support, i don't encourage. i just don't like any they are being discriminated.

Condoriano · Answer

As long as I'm not loathed for holding a rational point of view then I'd gladly support them.

Liam_Hayden · Answer

I don't care what adults do as long as they are not violating the person or property of another.

Dchrls78104 · Answer

No. I don't sanction perversions that violate nature.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

No. Transgenderism is going totally against nature.

admles · Answer

Yes. One of my closest friends is transgender. They are not hurting anyone.

Gedaria · Answer

I'm transgender , well actually non binary. But I'm who I am I don't support any movement...

OddBeMe · Answer

I support minding my own business and letting people exist how they want.

Crimsonstorm · Answer

I support people being free it is their right to be who or how they want to, it seems just natural for human species

Anonymous · Answer

Yes I do and also think they should have a safe place to live where they are in control, like a colony on Mars.

msc545 · Answer

While I am definitely not transgender, I understand why people do this, and sympathize.

cryokeep · Answer

Idc, they can do what they want. As long as noone is getting hurt it doesn't matter

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