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This person would have been a man just as much, regardless of whether he would have had to live his life in a woman's body. Your argument is that drugs and cosm
by spicyj 16y ago
This person would have been a man just as much, regardless of whether he would have had to live his life in a woman's body. Your argument is that drugs and cosmetic surgery change nothing about a person's true identity, and that's true. The thing is, he can fix some of his self-identity problems by undergoing a sex change. Like jackowayed says, the reality is that there are transgendered people who are not happy with their sex at birth, just as there are gays who love men instead of women and bisexuals who are attracted to people of both sexes. Your perception of what's normal and acceptable doesn't change who people really are.
- TGJ 16y agoIf you can't be who you are now, what hope do you have to be anything else later? And once you become fine with who you are, why do you need to change?