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Thread: a cure for transsexualism?
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01-24-2008 #21
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A cure for this horrible disease would be great. Next on the list of things I would love to see is the ability to directly modify the foetus and ensure that it is blond and blue eyed and that it vill do the Nazi salute before it can even speak. That is what I would call progress. Ugh...no seriously..what's next..getting rid of anyone different and putting them in a special "camp"?
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01-24-2008 #22
If liking tgirls is wrong, I dont wanna be right.
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01-24-2008 #23Originally Posted by Quickman
But on a more serious note.
Originally Posted by peggygee
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01-25-2008 #24
When people say....It's a choice.... that bothers the hell out of me. I've been in a relationship with a trans-woman for more than 4yrs. Who the hell would choose to put themselves through being ostracized and shunned, not only by society in general but the gay community as well.
There are men who are in LTR's with trans-women and are NOT outcasts to their friends and families.
To BrendaOG....I spent almost 15yrs denying my attraction to trans-women. Conforming to what society says is normal made my life a wreck. I just said to hell with what OTHER people think and my life has been better.
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01-25-2008 #25
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01-25-2008 #26
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My problem is not that I'm a transsexual. My problem is that society can't deal with that fact.
From the article:
The failure to identify with the gender with which one was born "is a dysfunction," he (Spitzer) said.
Gender is a social construct. I was born with certain sexual characteristics, society (doctors, parents, etc.) took those physical things and used it to assign me a particular social category. It's not innate, nor did I choose it, other people chose it for me. I just happen to strongly disagree with the decisions they made.