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A related problem (from an academic standpoint) is what to do with the size of the transgender population. If it is .3% of the entire population, then there is
by gizmo686 12y ago
A related problem (from an academic standpoint) is what to do with the size of the transgender population. If it is .3% of the entire population, then there is a temptation to say that the other 99.7% is cisgender (which, depending on definitions, may be accurate). However, this does not consider the questions of what percent of those 99.7% would also be cisgender if they suddenly changed genders.
- danieltillett 12y agoThis is an interesting question to consider. Would you want to change back to your former gender if by magic you woke up tomorrow the oposite gender to who you are today? I am male and have no desire to be female, but if I were to wake up tomorrow in a female body I am not sure I would go to the effort to change to male.
- CmonDev 12y ago"...wake up tomorrow in a female body..." - a proper one or a fake one (reproduction, gender features, psychology etc.)?
- danieltillett 12y agoSince this is just a thought experiment a real one. Of course this is rather hard to know what I would really think if I was suddenly female.
- CmonDev 12y agoI wouldn't bother with the operation: unusual experience is interesting and superbugs made operations an uncertain adventure anyway. Hopefully in future choosing full biological gender could be a day-to-day fashion-like decision.