>why I say hormone levels are important, but how you identify is in fact irrelevant I don't understand what your issue with it is, it's just another point of d

>why I say hormone levels are important, but how you identify is in fact irrelevant I don't understand what your issue with it is, it's just another point of data. I don't want to be treated like a cis woman in a medical context, but I sure do want to be treated like a trans woman.