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A significant number of people who identity as trans later return to their original gender identity. Whatever the percentage of people who chose to do this, th
by joe_the_user 5y ago
A significant number of people who identity as trans later return to their original gender identity.
Whatever the percentage of people who chose to do this, that situation doesn't actually change my point - that significant number of trans people exist and their situation is quite threatened.
And the way that you (and other) think that this is a "counter argument" is something of a demonstration that people making these points aim to threaten the existence of transpeople, which is why such points get a lot of flak.
Edit: Note, some number of people identifying as gay later chose to identify as straight. Is this a counter argument to gay people being a reality? Does that illustrate the problem with your point?
- neartheplain 5y ago>Note, some number of people identifying as gay later chose to identify as straight. Is this a counter argument to gay people being a reality? Does that illustrate the problem with your point? You have misunderstood my point. It was directed specifically at this statement: >And whatever it's point of origin, this reality for these isn't going to change. For some, but not all, trans people this reality does change. They exist, and they also deserve empathy and support.