The trans community really has to make EVERYTHING about themselves?
Six people are no longer with us (THREE CHILDREN may I point out) and the only thing that comes to your mind is "aww poor shooter, this is the fault of society, not yours" "the victims were 7, cuz the killer was also a victim of this society" or anything that diminishes the fault of that monster? When y`all would be saying the craziest things if the shooter was a white man or simply a man (like KAM)
Or the ones that are "panicking" cuz "THEY ARE GOING AFTER US NOW" to which I ask, how many trans people have been hurt from retaliation?
My sincere respect for the trans people that are condemning the actions of that monster without adding any "but"s.
"So, I'm gonna get into trans and mental delusion and everything, cause it's been called that before.
When I was in my early 20s I lived in Olympia, Washington, and I had a girlfriend at the time, and she told me 'you are a boy.'
And I was like 'ummm... I'm not so sure about that.'
But she pressed it and pressed it enough. She's like 'look at the way you dress, look at your mannerisms, look at the way you talk." I'm like 'mmm...' [..]
But she was damned convinced. 'Yeah, you're a guy.'
So, I went with it, wrote this page essay that she wanted me to write as to why you are.
I started binding. I went with this stupid different name. I still remember it, it's dumb. And, you know, went with that little acceptance.
Yeah. And I was in my early 20s. Once I broke up with her, got away from those friends, I wanted nothing to do with that, and I immediately stopped.
I was so glad, I am who I am today. Thank god. Oh, my gosh. Really enjoy just being me.
I look at the younger generation today and what they're doing to kids, and how easy it is for their minds, and to just swap that. And it is, it's like a mental delusion. Because I was a full-ass grown adult, convinced by one person, their friends supported me, and it was like *snaps* instant. Fine. Okay.
And if I hadn't have gone away from that, I have no idea what would have happened. I really, I don't.
So, do I think it's a mental delusion? Yeah, I do. Are there people who are trans and some people... you know what, fine. Fine, fine, fine.
But I really do feel like it's not okay, especially for the younger kids. Especially. It's not okay. They're way too young.
If that happened to me in my early 20s and I was convinced that quick, imagine these younger kids, with just like a single teacher telling them 'you are not a boy, you're a girl.' Or the other way around."
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This is how you make straight kids out of gay kids.
My god, this hits way too close. It’s literally comedically sad how real this is now.
I think the point when a comedy skit from the 1970’s ends up seeming normal by today’s standards is worrying. Because while being respectful should always be the first priority, being realistic is also incredibly important.
The concept of a gender identity is generally fine in concept, but there should be definite limits to what people take these concepts.
If I ever feel up to it I might write more on this subject, but here’s my current take. Also, please don’t be hateful and try to have a civil discussion. Thanks.
