Gender dysphoria
Something I have never understood regarding trans people is this: Why do we treat gender dysphoria differently than other mental afflictions? Would it not be more beneficial to people who suffer from it to be treated instead of encouraging it? To use an extreme analogy, it seems a bit like encouraging a schizophrenic to listen to the voices he or she is hearing. I'm not going to pretend to be educated on this topic, I just genuinely don't understand the reasoning behind this.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.When you believe you are not what your dna, hormones, muscles, genitalia, brain and skeletal structure say you are, it’s a mental illness.
Clammypollack
Level 7
Feb 27, 2019
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I stole this from Shapiro.
I was born in 1986, but why am I not 50. Because facts
Rus-T-Balls
Level 7
Feb 27, 2019
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I compare it to a 6'2" Red Haired Scot going to Asia and finding out they love the country and were born in the wrong 'culture' - so they get all kinds of plastic surgery, get about 8 inches of leg bone taken out, just so they look asian. I like asian culture, and guess what, I am still able to enjoy it here in the US and even when I was in Japan/Okinawa. Was I considered asian - no, but I didn't give two Fricks about what they though of me, I just did me and got alone as best I could. Seems like TG don't like/accept themselves, and they think getting other people to accept them for something they are not will change their self opinion. Just my 2 cents...
jondspen
Level 6
Feb 26, 2019
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[nationalreview.com] Policy by politics. Forward a political agenda, silence the opposition or get them fired. At this point it should be standard practice to at least look for a conservative viewpoint in all the leftist dominated colleges.
RobBlair
Level 8
Feb 26, 2019
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Those on the left tend to let their emotions on the subject get in the way of deeper thinking, thus arriving to poor conclusions.
SpikeTalon
Level 10
Feb 26, 2019
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I wholeheartedly agree. It would seem that compassion can indeed be blinding. It should always be tempered with reason.
That hit the nail dead on the head.
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