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Yep, men who decide to put on a dress and think they are a woman cheapen what it means to be a woman. I don’t blame them because they are mentally ill and beyond that they tend to suffer poor self esteem issues and are dissatisfied with their sex and some how believe the grass is greener.How does a man, who has never been a woman, never had a woman's unique maturation experiences, never known what it really means to be a woman, know what it feels like to be a woman? At best, he can only WANT to be a woman and simulate the reality, he cannot claim to really be a woman.
I think those are different questions. I'm not arguing that you can know what's it's like to mentrate if you've never menstrated. What I'm arguing is that there are sex differences in the brain that inform our sense of self. Would not being able to menstruate and have that experience make you feel like less of a woman, and should it? Some women can't menstruate because they were born without working sex organs. Should they feel less than because they can't experience that?How does a man, who has never been a woman, never had a woman's unique maturation experiences, never known what it really means to be a woman, know what it feels like to be a woman? At best, he can only WANT to be a woman and simulate the reality, he cannot claim to really be a woman.
You're arguments continue to be invalid. You can't even articulate, either because mental incapacity or abject fear, what my real argument is.A guy who thinks he’s a fish is just as valid.
I need a link or a rational argument from you explaining what biological sex has to do with gender identities. You don't even know the right terms. The biological designations are male and female.
I’m an astronaut!You're arguments continue to be invalid. You can't even articulate, either because mental incapacity or abject fear, what my real argument is.
I know that most female women menstruate and no transgender women have ever menstruated, I know most female women can give birth, transgender women do not.I think those are different questions. I'm not arguing that you can know what's it's like to mentrate if you've never menstrated. What I'm arguing is that there are sex differences in the brain that inform our sense of self. Would not being able to menstruate and have that experience make you feel like less of a woman, and should it? Some women can't menstruate because they were born without working sex organs. Should they feel less than because they can't experience that?
His birth pains will be horrific.I think those are different questions. I'm not arguing that you can know what's it's like to mentrate if you've never menstrated. What I'm arguing is that there are sex differences in the brain that inform our sense of self. Would not being able to menstruate and have that experience make you feel like less of a woman, and should it? Some women can't menstruate because they were born without working sex organs. Should they feel less than because they can't experience that?
then it's up to you to back up your stance coats.....~S~What I'm arguing is that there are sex differences in the brain that inform our sense of self.
And I'm pointing out that all identities are based in feelings, including your own. Your identity come from your brain chemistry, not your sexual anatomy. That's shown by the people who only discover much later in life that their chromosomes and anatomy aren't entirely male or female. Just saying science really isn't informing me how you imagine science connects to your argument.I already said one is science, one is feelings.
What science are you accusing me of trying to change?Your feelings don't change the science.
What delusion?Your feelings don't oblige me to agree with your delusions.
Does the coroner fill out death certificates by the feelings of the deceased?And I'm pointing out that all identities are based in feelings, including your own. Your identity come from your brain chemistry, not your sexual anatomy. That's shown by the people who only discover much later in life that their chromosomes and anatomy aren't entirely male or female. Just saying science really isn't informing me how you imagine science connects to your argument.
What science are you accusing me of trying to change?
What delusion?
Psychology.
Thank you. To address your argument, those weren't really my questions, were they? It's all well and good to answer the questions you want to but it's in reconciling the questions we can't answer that we manage to learn something new.I know that most female women menstruate and no transgender women have ever menstruated, I know most female women can give birth, transgender women do not.
On a side note, your avatar is very cute.
Do you still not understand the difference between sex and gender?Does the coroner fill out death certificates by the feelings of the deceased?
My feelings, and those of others here, are that this person has serious mental health issues which need treatment. Otherwise it is not fit for leadership/command.And feelings don't deserve respect? You've kind of lost me on what your argument is.
PsychologyDo you still not understand the difference between sex and gender?
Psychology what? Try to express a complete thought.Psychology.
The nature of a woman in a certain age range is to menstruate and bear children, and when they can't, we rightly say something is wrong. A man simply cannot either menstruate or bear children, no matter how hard he wishes he could, so we say something is wrong. What's wrong is that he's not a woman. The bottom line is that he's just not comfortable being a man. That doesn't mean that he becomes a woman just because he thinks he wants to, any more than putting a prosthetic leg on makes an amputee whole.I think those are different questions. I'm not arguing that you can know what's it's like to mentrate if you've never menstrated. What I'm arguing is that there are sex differences in the brain that inform our sense of self. Would not being able to menstruate and have that experience make you feel like less of a woman, and should it? Some women can't menstruate because they were born without working sex organs. Should they feel less than because they can't experience that?
Ok, that's a good place to start then. Why do your feelings matter on this issue? Are you educated in mental health?My feelings, and those of others here, are that this person has serious mental health issues which need treatment. Otherwise it is not fit for leadership/command.
Well one set of people is just asking for the respect to address them as they want to be addressed. You're asking me to respect your assessment of someone else's mental health and for they I need to understand your qualificationsHowever you and a few others here don't give my feelings the respect they deserve, so makes you (and them) hypocrites.
Was that intended to be ironic. Trying to transform genders is a perfect example of someone not comfortable with who they are.She seems happy with who she is.
You are the one with the problem.
