What’s your opinion about transgender people?

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hellionthesagereborn · Accepted Answer

They have a medical condition that shouldn't be taken lightly as they have many issues they have to face and we shouldn't pretend like this is a good thing or normal when its not. Now do I think trans people should be treated with respect? Of course, I don't know any one who would say otherwise and that is including people who are critical of transgenderism. But one should not pander just because some one is suffering because that doesn't make things better.

They have a 16x higher suicide rate compared to the average, thats a big deal. Pushing transgenderism as normal is horrible as most people who are "transgender" grow out of it (it happens most often in the teen years as hormones change and body changes they acquire body dismorphia which is pretty common but once puberty is well on its way they grow out of it). This has lead to many "transgender" people to detransition, however the damage to their bodies as this idea of any and all dismorphia must be transgenderism and must be treated with hormone replacement and drastic surgeries with no delay is completely counter to science and also insane. As a result they are now permanently damaged, almost always permanently sterilized and their is no fixing things once this procedure has been done, you can mitigate the changes but not get rid of them and that will affect their health (we know that increased gender hormones in the opposite gender leads to cancer and sterility for example) and their social lives (voice changes that cannot be reversed, features that cannot be reversed, damage to genitalia and thus their sexual capabilities and all the psychological aspects tied to it etc.).

So you treat every one with respect and dignity, but you MUST be very careful, many of these so called "transgender" people are seeking attention and want to be special (in the trans community these people are often called transsetters because its just trendy for them and not an actual medical condition), many others have had this idea pushed onto them (especially younger ones) when they where confused about their own bodies and situations and where not given time to figure things out before being pushed down this road by irresponsibe people, and lastly, it has lasting changes to their bodies and their lives that cannot be reversed so it should be deliberated on for a long time. You wouldn't want a doctor rushing to a conclusion, that just because you have pain in your abdomen he shouldn't be calling to perform surgery on you immediatley to cut out a tumor without consulation and testing and x rays etc. so why would transgenderism be any different?(and it is treated differently.).

If after all of this they are shown to be transgender, they want to go through the procedures they feel are best for them, then they have that right and they should not be punished for something they have no control over, but again, we shouldn't take this as lightly as so many in society are trying to do.

MCheetah · Accepted Answer

I would just treat them like everyone else if so many of them weren't hyper-entitled assholes who want all of society to confirm to them, by changing laws, forcing language to be changed and for people to have to lie to them and themselves, and trying to beat biological women in sports.

I don't believe one can change their sex and I never will, and I'm not going to be pressured into lumping in men into the same group of people I find sexually attractive, women. I would be, and am, fine with people doing whatever they want even if I don't agree with it, as long as they aren't hurting others. But so many transpeople are just complete and utter assholes. Bitching about "transphobia" just so you can be a biological man that gets to beat women makes you a piece of sh"t. It has nothing to do with being trans; anyone who would need to destroy society just to have their fickle insecurities placated are a piece of sh*t. And that's what I keep seeing.

Of course, some transpeople are cool, like Blaire White. They can respect others and not try to destroy society just to get their way. They don't whine and bitch about pronouns or ask people to lie to them or belittle themselves and sense of reality by calling a man in a dress a "she" and "her." They don't demand the world kiss their asses 24/7.

And then you got the Jessica Yaniv, Tiffany Moore, and Caitlin Jenner crowd. The ones who are such horrible human beings, it makes all transpeople look bad by comparison. The group is so small, once you start allowing assholes like them to do whatever they want, it makes all transpeople be hated and resented by normal society.

I know not all transpeople are SJW's like that, but it's like a tug of war of public opinion. And right now, the assholes side are making it so that regular people dislike dealing with transpeople more so than tolerating them (which will then lead to acceptance).

You don't get to strong-arm society into respecting you, nor do you get to say "sleep with me, suck my dick, and wax my balls, or I'm going to call you a 'transphobe' and Cancel you." If that was anyone, trans or not, I'd tell them to f*ck off. That's not how acceptance works, but too many transpeople (at least propped up by the media) are like that nowadays.

So my opinion is, I want to treat them like everyone else, but the ones trying to control language, sports, restrooms, children's puberty, and society in general are making me and probably most people less and less tolerant and patient with them.

Tiffany_Taylor_Made · Accepted Answer

I don't have any negative opinion on them as people. I judge people based on their personality and views. In that respect, good and bad transgender people exist just like people of any other group. However, I don't agree that transgender people are the biological sex that they claim to be. Biological sex isn't something that can be chosen because it's based on biological roles during reproduction that can't altered. For example, if a person has 46, XY chromosomes and the reproduction role of producing sperm and fertilizing egg cells, then the person is male. If a person has 46, XX chromosomes and the reproduction role of producing cell eggs and giving birth to offspring, then the person is female. Simply undergoing a surgery, taking hormones, and behaving in a stereotypical way as the opposite sex doesn't actually make a person the opposite sex because doing so doesn't add new reproduction roles. It simply gets rid of those roles. I personally believe that people should accept their biological sex and love themselves instead of becoming transgender. I also disagree with people that my call my view of this "transphobia." It's simply basic biology.

doopayo · Accepted Answer

To all the transphobes in the comments, happy pride month 🏳️‍🌈 !

Not all trans individuals have dysphoria, in fact many doctors have concluded that transitioning is the best and only way to help with dysphoria. Dysphoria also isn’t a mental illness, it’s an emotional state.

And lastly, biology isn’t as simple as xx and xy chromosomes. Multiple things go into determine an individuals sex, but gender is a social construct. Femininity and masculinity are both performative social constructs.

That’s why you can see biological women being called/compared to men just for having deep voices or being tall.

I support the trans community, that’s my opinion.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

Mentally ill people, but I won't bother them if they won't bother me. And don't suggest that I must call them normal or start using some made-up pronoun because they want to be "different!"

TurboKid · Answer

I have nothing against them and even have a couple of trans friends. Yet I disagree heavily with the most radical kinds of trans-activism. Take Riley Dennis' thoughts as an example:

https://www.youtube.com/embed/HVS5kGU1Joo

I'm also at least reluctant about trans athletes participating in women's sports. I realize the average trans person probably doesn't have much of an advantage but gold medals are awarded to the extremities. It seems extremely improbable to me that a Mary Gregory, if she lacked any sort of physiological advantage as a result of HRT, and as a member of a group that makes up less than 0.5% of the world's population, can break four women's powerlifting world records in one day if there was no physical advantage to being a transwoman participating in women's sports.

So I'm against a lot of radical trans-activism of this sort but not against trans people at all. I am against the ideology that would label me "cissexist" or transphobic for refusing to date a trans person, for example, but have nothing against trans people. In fact, the most radical forms of that ideology didn't even seem to originate with trans people to my understanding. It was pushed by critical theorists to my understanding.

melanieeeB · Answer

I believe that they have mental problems and I'm sorry for that.
Anyways you do you, the only thing that I don't support is when little kids start with this and parents let them make those big decisions.
I don't think kids are able to make such a decision, they are free to feel like the other gender and I don't mind when they dress up and all but all the operations and hormon changes shouldn't be allowed until the kid is a full functional adult and only if you can for 100000% exclude that this wasn't just a fucking phase

friendzoned4life · Answer

Thinking you are born as the wrong gender is a serious mentall illness If you have to change the body parts to feel good about yourself I say do it. But not after seeing a therapist mot because I want that therapist to talk it out of you. But I want that therapist to help you find out if that really is what you want and if yes than go ahead.

Never make the change before at least 18 the Childs mind isn't capable of understanding what it means to do a sex/genderswap maybe that causes them to be in pain longer but it also prevents them from doing something they are gonna regret. Sometimes as a Child wanting to be the other gender is Just a phase and in other cases it is a serious mental illness that only can be fixed by a sexchange operation.

A side from being born in the wrong body there is nothing wrong with trans People. However when dating. You should always make it clear before the first Kiss that you we're the other gender before.

I Personally don't care if you are trans or not but when it comes to dating a trans person can never fullfill my wishes in a relationship like wanting children the natural so that is why I will not be wanting to date a trans person. Doesn't mean I don't respect them. I Am Just not in to them. Last year I when going to a bar was still allowed my bartender was a dude when we come back there if they open in the hopefully near future he will be a chick. I won't change bars because of it I will Just order my beer and treat m with the same respect as before.

The only thing I don't respect are those attention seekers that claim to be non-binary and stuff.

I feel like those People are Just wanting to be victims and are actually mocking transpeople

TheSpaceGnome · Answer

I think having surgery for emotional reasons is dumb in general, this could be breast implants or a face lift on a porn star, those weird body mods to look like a freaky monster person, or turning a penis into a vagina for a trans person, etc. Surgery should fix health problems, not cause them.

I also don't agree that there are male and female ways of thinking, and I see no issue in men wearing a dress and makeup or a woman wearing sweatpants and a hoodie, or having hobbies that dont match a gendered stereotype, so I don't think "feeling like you are trapped in the wrong body" makes any sense to me, because the only thing gendered is the body, the mind is genderless.

I don't hold any ill will toward trans people, but I typically don't get along with them because anyone willing to cut into themselves because of how they feel is a very different mindset than the "I don't eat red meat because of the cancer risk type of mind", its kind of like bringing an atheist to a church, or a beer company owner to alcoholics anonymous, or an oil rig owner to a climate change summit. or putting the owner of a tobacco company in the FDA. they will never see eye to eye from a morality perspective when it comes to safety and logical steps to avoid risks.

nandinikhaneja · Answer

I think they are really cool people. I don't know, why they have to fight for their rights because I feel personally, everybody has right to do whatever they can. But, fighting for their rights in order to prove to others that they are cool really saddens me. People bully them, I just want them to be happy and want that in future where it is normal that you are being gay, transgender or bisexual.

PhantomMk · Answer

My opinion simply put is this you do you and as long as your upfront about cool I’m neither for nor against transgenders I believe that they are human beings at the end of the day. That being said so long as they aren’t forcing their ideology on anyone and continue to be a productive member of society I see no reason to have an opinion on them.

Puppystarfish23 · Answer

I really don't care what's between someone's legs as long as they respect themselves and others I don't see the issue.

My next door neighbors trans daughter is only 17 and he comes out the house in hot pants and dresses and acts really inappropriately at times. It's hard to keep a straight face I will amit and I don't agree with how there parents are letting them leave the house. If it was a non trans girl you wouldn't allow her to go out the house looking like that as a respectable parent so why is it okay for for there trans daughter go out dressed like a hooker. Honestly I'm not slut shaming but it's borderline public indecency.

These are the types of people who gives trans people a bad name and make them look crazy and embarrassing when most just wanna be treated like human beings and get on with there lifes. As long as they are genuine and don't casually make a song and dance about it I don't see why it should concern others.

Shiver · Answer

I don't get people who make a big deal out of it tbh. Not like you guys are infringing on anyone's rights by being you.
A few of my friends have come out publicly as trans and faced nothing but support when they were scared to receive only judgement. I suppose it's a lot more accepted where I live tho. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Joey_007 · Answer

I only have one problem with the trans community I've never been a fan of paying someone to cut, remove or add things to your body because you don't like the way it looks and I keep thinking if I have children I'd never allow my daughter to get breast implants or anything along those lines so why would I allow them to remove their breasts or my son his member, part of me hopes that they're drawn to the lifestyle and don't actually care to be that gender because I wouldn't know how to deal with that, self acceptance is important to me some might say it's easy for me too say but I've seen those who go through with altering themselves it doesn't end well. What made you want to transition, was it the lifestyle?

Sarahnah · Answer

I don't see gender the same way they do, I believe you are what you were born as. But regardless they are still human beings and should be respected. However, they should NOT try to drag me into their gender madness and push their lifestyles on me, because I'm not interested. I believe in live and let live I guess...

Belgie · Answer

I think that like Asperger, ADHD and people who claim they are allergic to gluten, there are way too many self diagnosed wannabes who decide they are different for odd reasons they may not understand themselves.

And our neo liberal snowflake culture accepts every single claim for fear of being labelled a bigot.

If you tell me you’re allergic to gluten... I know intellectually that you might be. I also know that statistically you’re lying and can’t spell celiac to save your life.

If you’re under 18 and tell me you’re trans and by coincidence a bunch of your peers have said they are trans... and you haven’t seen a psychiatrist to rule out other conditions? Yeah. Maybe you are. But it’s far more likely you’re not.

Until society starts gate keeping these self diagnosed conditions, we will continue to see increasing numbers of detransing people and trans suicides.

hearvoices · Answer

Human beings, no worse or better than I am. But you see I actually know some, unlike most people who have never met a trans person in their life but wanna throw giant stones at them. A good friend of mine has a 19 year old son that is currently transitioning, as they call it. Great kid. Worked for me for a while. About to enter university and go into the sciences. Better head on his shoulders than most 19 year olds. I was relieved that his father accepted all of this as well as he has because as he said, he wasn't ready for it. But he's been a good father in all of this. Hope it all turns out well for the kid.

LZPanzer · Answer

I've met about 6 trans people. My honest opinion is that they act, and do the same way/things that their original gender normally does, I've never seen them act or do things that their chosen gender does beyond outside appearances. It seems more like a thin vineer with no substance behind it, which is confusing to me.

The only behavior I've seen from some trans that I flatly dislike is on dating apps they register as there chosen gender but match with others of there original gender. I don't know why they can't check a box that says they are looking for gay relationships. I do not want to match with trans people, and there is no setting on my side that I can toggle. It's not a problem it's just an annoyance and seems inconsiderate on the trans person's part.

lightbulb27 · Answer

They are people and have a right to their best life like everyone else.. to speak their truth, live, eat, love, create, etc... Were all different. I don't undestand them, and would hope to "fix" them... most don't want to be fixed... and don't see themselves broken, like all humans. Everyones view of themselves is correct to them.

They need to be conscious of not projecting their view of reality onto others. They should be respectful of all the other screwed up people who do associate to their dna genetics.
lastly, there must be a "generator" creating them, for they would burnout and expire quickly due to lack of ability to reproduce. Something seems jacked up in society/environment. Nature... always wins on this planet.

Lionman95 · Answer

I don´t have a clear opinion on that. I don´t have much to them with them. If you call me transphobic for that so be it. In my experience people that claim to be non-binary make a bigger fuss about being male or female than any one else.
I don´t have much respect for a subject like gender studies but that´s a different topic because in my view is a subject of psychology.
I personally don´t have anything against them and they can live as they wish to. I´m not supporting LBGTQ and but I´m harrassing or protesting against it. There was a never where I really question about my sexuality concerning the choice like changing it so I´ll have a time trying to connect with them.

Twinrova · Answer

I don't like the prescriptions that come with me "accepting" their gender identity. I think that pronouns are based on sex; they always have been, because defining our pronouns on a sex-laden basis is useful. Transgendered people tell me that instead, pronouns (e. g. he, her, etc...) should be based on gender, not sex. But then this is problematic, because gender is a useless concept. Gender, no matter how I have heard it defined, is always useless and/or meaningless garbage, and to top it all off, no one can even agree on a single theory of gender. I'm told by people who want me to refer to trans people by their preferred pronouns that pronouns should be based on gender, but because it is such a dumb and confusing concept, I will have to disagree. I love trans people as much as anyone else, but I object to the gender ideology espoused by those in the trans community and far left.

Maybe you can show me why I'm wrong, but to be honest, I doubt it.

Ez-Bri-Z · Answer

I think they are super awesome possum and I will stand up for any of them on here.. though in all fairness I will stand up for anyone under the rainbow.

ImSparkly · Answer

Im cool with it, and have friends who are trans. I dont know if I can honestly call myself an 'ally,' but I am entirely in the accepting camp and dont give a $#! t about what bathroom or locker room they use.

not_a_twinkie · Answer

That they're people.
I certainly don't care what body you have and really I don't think it's anyone's business but your own, unless you plan on sleeping together in which a conversation about compatibility may be in order.
Honestly though I'm not about judging people for anything like that, if your an asshole you're an asshole and if you're not you're not, trans, gay, bi, local fucking cryptid I don't care.
Besides it would be awfully hypocritical of me to have a negative opinion

Dragonpurple · Answer

I don't care about them, I say to each their own... do whatever you want to.

I draw that line though at them wanting to change me. If I know someone was born a male and they want me to use she/her I will not change myself.

If someone looks 100% like the gender they seem to be and I do not know them, I will use what it seems like. If a male changes to female and looks female I would have no idea she used to be a he and use it right.

All back to the, change yourself all you want but do not try to change others.

Anonymous · Answer

People.

But ignorant, arrogant & in some ways nasty people because they try to force their ideology onto others. Make it mainstream. And if you don't agree then they harass.

Gays, drag queens & what not back years ago were far more respectful.

menina · Answer

They're people just like any one else. They shouldn't be discriminated, beaten up or killed because they're being themselves and living their lives. Being transgender is not a crime.

hahahmm · Answer

Over represented in the media. The entire lgbt group is less than 5% of the population yet claim/demand the same representation as groups with 13% that fought for civil rights for hundreds of years. You can watch tv shows & movies that give the impression they're 60-80% of the population and that's ridiculous.

Transgenders are not even 1% of the population.

Kas19 · Answer

No opinion. I think people should mind their business and let people do whatever.

Asianguy123 · Answer

I am a transgender but I am living as a man. I think some people already know that I am a woman inside and they play with me. I see a lot of people coming out these day but I see real masculine guys want to change their sex. I just think that they have erectile dysfunction. I don’t know.. anyway the more the merrier. They seem to take all the criticism and go against them. I met a transman who is living as a woman. I loved that time I hangout with him. He was very kind and he always bring me to my building. I need that kind of things.

DizzyDesii · Answer

I’ll never understand the crossdressing and chopping off dicks and tits nor will i understand why some gay people feel the need to talk like the opposite sex or act all flamboyant. Like you’d think people could just be gay or whatever without trying to fully change the sex they were born as

Neko911 · Answer

I think they're people like me. Though maybe even stronger... they have to go through soemthing so hard... And people's hatred and rudeness of them choosing to live as the person they feel they are... soemthing about it is amazingly beautiful to me

Silver158 · Answer

Don't mind those who are actually trans. That means actually transitioning from one gender to the other. I don't however agree with the non-binary, "there is 8 billion genders" rubbish for the simple reason being is I only see, and have only ever experienced attention-seeking behaviour from them. And, it seems more like a fashion movement/trend than anything else, people trying to find somewhere to fit in etc. It's like find a hobby or something...

420Rachel · Answer

I have no opinion. They have the same rights to happiness every one else does. I base my judgements on individual interactions. All the trans people I've ever met have been very nice though!

UnknownGagsUser · Answer

they are brave people.. who deserve all the love in de world.

JohnRB · Answer

I eventually lost touch with a friend who 'became' a woman, and ran away to teach in China, but could never go further than having crushes on her students.
She epitomised the saddest aspects for me because she prefers girls, and put her need to change down to her upbringing. Her carer - granny, I think - wanted a girl and stupidly grew his hair as a girl's; other things too, obviously. So realised they wanted to be a lesbian, and was able to have the operation on the UK NHS in their thirties!
Getting your tackle cut off is a serious proposition, and must be respected!
There are plenty where I live in Thailand, and I respect them very much, as most here do too. I know I will always get excellent service from a 'kattoy' shop assistant, for example!

kimberleylove · Answer

Trans or not, everyone is human and have the right to be who they want to be. Be with who they want to be, dress however they want and live however they want.
So in my opinion, there should be no opinion about trans people because there are no
opinions about straight people.
Everyone should just mind their own business and stop judging.

NyceGuyFinishingLast · Answer

I think they are people none the less. They have a right to be happy as well. If they aren't bothering you then what's the harm of letting them live out their lives as they see fit.

beardedbigguy · Answer

Are you happy with who you are, then yes do it. Does you being transgendered affect my life, nope. So you do you and be happy. You having a happy life is what matters

Dazed0N0Confused · Answer

Theyre people, just like you and me. If it isn't hurting or affecting you personally, fuck off.

If my man decided he wanted to say, "Hey, babe, we need to talk... im trans, im going by Joanna from now on," i would support her & her transition to be Joanna instead of Joseph.

Would it throw me for a loop? Fuck yeah, but theyre still my Joey.

Love is free & you never know where you're going to find it. Love yourself & the rest will follow.

TheBigGuy9 · Answer

Whatever man. Do your thing. Just don’t force us to let you use boys bathrooms or women’s sports. If you can change your sex anytime you want we’ll make a transgender bathroom. We can also have a transgender league. But anything that disrupts what we currently have is where I have an issue.

Pogi-Paddy-2 · Answer

Wow, so many transphobes here. Personally I think that they deserve everything that the rest of us deserve because in the end we are all human. And I will have your back because I am an ALLY to the LGBTQIA community.

VanillaSalt · Answer

Lmao what is my opinion on a random person off the street? Idc but let me be clear... if I dated someone and they came out trans after I’ve invested my time in them ide straight up commit a hate crime. You better give me a choice before or we’ll have issues.

Blackcupcake · Answer

I don’t care honestly. As long as the person is respectful then that’s how I’m gonna treat them. It’s their life, their body and it none of my business what they choose to do as long as it doesn’t hurt anyone else.

oldasIfeel22 · Answer

I’m libertarian which I don’t give a shit what you do in your own life just as long as you don’t interfere with mine.

But what I’ve observed from the LGBT alphabet people is they DO care and aggressively (literally militantly) to push their agendas on other people’s lives.

Anonymous · Answer

I don't have an opinion. I'm sure some are nice and some are assholes just like everyone else.

I think people should do whatever they want, but I don't think they should expect special treatment.

I do find some Trans girls hot and if they enjoy looking and acting like a girl I guess I'd prefer they be girls then walk around unhappily as men.

Zelda_5 · Answer

I support them. They're just people and it doesn't matter or effect me what their gender is.

JustDebra · Answer

I just see a person as i am one. I feel compassion for their struggles. I dont think they can help how they feel, they are just being who they feel they are, i dont see anything wrong with it. If i felt more like a male, then id naturally gravitate towards wanting to become one in any way i could, it's understandable, and should be.

EnviousKatt · Answer

Honestly?

For me, you're either a boy or a girl, and you can't decide which one you wanna be just because you dont like it. Life would be mich more easier if we cpuld choose what we wanna be 😹

But, whatevs, i do respect people, no matter what they are, as long as they respect me.

CentralPerk77 · Answer

I would have to know the person. I don’t blanket judge groups of people.

Inexpensivefurniture · Answer

I think you said it best. We're just people. All we want is to be treated fairly

hailiegirl12 · Answer

Depends. Lets use a trans woman as an example. She says that since she used to be a man at birth, if she were to ever play sports, she would be in the male sports not women sports. If the transgender people are like that, I don't mind them. If they aren't I wouldn't like them that much and would call them by their birth pronouns.

HawkPerception · Answer

Transgenders are extremely confused individuals. Before all this nonsense and sex changes in the health industry, people had to learn to live with what they were given and accept themselves for who they are, which is how it should always be. Transgenders are disgusting to most people I would say.

CallmeTheKnight · Answer

I don't care what they do with or what hormones they put in their body as long as they are respectful to others and not obnoxious.

DaisyM23 · Answer

Don’t really care about sexuality, ethnicity etc. I judge more on actions/words not who you are as a person

Anonymous · Answer

It’s a trend and fad for bored people that need to follow a movement. The hormones they take for their transition can create issues for those around Trans folks and it’s becoming a bit out of hand the whole thing’ It’s a media gain as well for publicity for companies and business to stand out when advertising.

SomeGuyCalledTom · Answer

I disagree with their axiomatic assertions about what constitutes "gender" and what constitutes a "transition". But I'm a humanist, so on a human level I say "live and let live", so long as they're not infringing on others or spreading misinformation or bullying others into "recognising" their trans status. If they don't mind my respectfully disagreeing with some of their claims, then I don't mind showing them common respect as I would for any other sane, friendly, law-abiding civilian.

sp33d · Answer

Do not care as long as they don't look for any and every opportunity to bring it up in a conversation.

GetMeBleach · Answer

do what you want. i don’t see why people hate on it so much when it doesn’t affect them. if you want to, go for it i will support you

NorthwestRider · Answer

People like everyone else I also love how it triggers conservatives if someone is Trans 😂

Rok4bakAR · Answer

It’s a mix hormones if they’re born with that it’s psychological problems if the government and the surrounding support them they tend to get worse. A lot of times they end up killing themselves.  I live in Thailand, lots of ladyboys here.  And they act like they’re girls. And they get upset that heterosexual men Aren’t interested in them.  And that alone causes them to go to deep depression. Because a lot of them in their own heads they think the real girls.

padreflint · Answer

I for don't understand it, at all. But I do respect their decision to do what is right for them. However, personally, I don't think minors should be given hormone blockers or anything like that to transition. They are too young, they barely know anything about themselves yet. What you do as an adult is up to you.

msc545 · Answer

If it makes them feel less sad and especially if it keeps them from killing themselves, I am all for it.

Flatmanlewis · Answer

You be you and best of luck to you, but I think there is something a little off and I sure as heck don’t see a transgender as a dating option. I’ll stick to the real deal, thank you very much.

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