> I believe that transgenderism is a social contagion. From the 20s though the 40s, people who reported as being left handed went from 5 to 12% and it has ling

> I believe that transgenderism is a social contagion. From the 20s though the 40s, people who reported as being left handed went from 5 to 12% and it has lingered above 10% since. Is being left handed a social contagion? Or did it become more socially acceptable, and fewer had to hide it? > It spreads among friend groups People often choose their friends among those who see the world in a similar way. Friendship circles are not formed though random selection. When one in a given friend circle comes out as gender queer, is it truly a surprise that others in that same group also come out? > fine if it weren't for the fact that it's self destructive and encourages self-mutilation What exactly are you referring to?