JoeB131
Diamond Member
Genuine science has proven no such thing.
The NCBI aren't genuine scientists? Really?
As someone who has what is likely some form of Asperger's Syndrome, or high-functioning autism or something in that category, the working of my brain is probably more different than an average man's brain or an average woman's brain than an average man's brain is from an average woman's brain. By your defective logic, we should be trying to define me as some whole other “gender”, far outside of male or female, based on my brain patterns.
^^^^I want everyone to notice that I am not making any cheap shots over Bob's disclosure, above. (Which is pretty nice, given my history with him.)
Since your spot on the spectrum has nothing to do with your gender identity, then it is not relevant. Not sure what happened when you were growing up, but today if we diagnose a child as being on the autism spectrum, we classify them as special education and get them special therapy to try to mainstream them. That's much better than what we did 60 years ago, when these children were just warehoused.
So by your own faulty logic, you've actually made an argument FOR gender-affirming care.
Reproductive anatomy is objective and clear and unambiguous. Men have objectively and clearly different reproductive anatomy than women have; and is is the differences between these two anatomies, and the proper application, thereof, which make sit possible for us to reproduce, to keep the human species alive.
Except today, we have surrogacy and in-vitro fertilization, and we probably aren't that far away from Human Cloning. Even an artificial womb isn't outside the realm of possibility.
We could see a future where people custom-select their fetuses before they are conceived. Frankly, it sounds much less fun, but hey, there it is.
To paraphrase a meme that's been going around…
If you put ten men and ninety women on an island, isolated from all other human contact, and come back a hundred years later, if conditions were otherwise right for it, you'll find a society of living people, descended from those that were left on that island a century ago.
If you put ten men and ninety “trans women” on an island, isolated from all other human contact, and come back a hundred years later, you'll just fine the skeletons of a hundred men.
Um, actually, they did something close to that experiment in history. It was called Pitcairn Island. The Mutineers from HMS Bounty showed up there with a gaggle of Tahitian women they had kidnapped. What resulted was a bunch of inbred idiots who engaged in regular child abuse and some other problems.
They might have been better off if they had kidnapped a bunch of trans-women.
The fact that the report uses the term “cisgender” proves that it was produced by people who are already fucked in the heads enough to buy into the whole “transgender” bullshit, and performed a study that was crafted to affirm their predetermined premise. It truly takes a @JoeB131 level of stupidity, gullibility, and dishonesty, to treat such a study as it it has any credibility whatsoever.
See, we are back to your sensibilities again, Bob. YOU are offended by the term "cisgender" because it legitimizes transgender as being a thing.
There is nothing at all respectful about trying to compel a sane person to treaty an obvious falsehood as truth. I can think of little else that is as disrespectful or downright offensive. Again, you being a sociopath and a pathological liar, I would not expect you to understand this, but sane, decent human beings understand it very well.
It's only a falsehood to your sensibilities. I'm not a religious person, but outside of USMB, I treat other people's religious beliefs with respect. (If you are letting your freak flag fly on USMB, though, you are fair game.) I don't go to the Mormon Temple and tell people that Joseph Smith was a two-bit con-man with an unhealthy attraction to teenage girls.
You see, most of life is keeping your opinions to yourself when they aren't particularly helpful. The reason I am able to get along with my coworkers is that I don't judge their private lives, and frankly, I'd just as soon not know about them.