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I think it's a really hard question, I would change gender if a magician could do it with no ill effects. But I wouldn't consider myself transgender, and I thin
by jensnockert 12y ago
I think it's a really hard question, I would change gender if a magician could do it with no ill effects. But I wouldn't consider myself transgender, and I think it would be unfair to count me or John as part of that group.
On the topic of gender I'm basically like John, just more open about it. But at some point in my life realized that I don't care enough about my gender that there's any point for me to put in any effort into this. There's just so many things that I would rather put energy into, like building nice things for people.
When there's a free text field for gender I fill in whimsical things like programmer or mathematician depending on context.
- ebiester 12y agoHow about if the medical procedure and preparation was better and the social consequences ere nil? How is that different than saying "If I could have sex exclusively with men without being disowned by my family, I would, but it's just not that important to me?" You're not alone.
- jensnockert 12y agoTo the first question, any sufficiently advanced technology/society is indistinguishable from magic. To the second, not that much really. If there were no social consequences, my choices might have been different.