"Biologically male/female" - an outdated (and harmful) notion

[SoftShocks]

I don't understand: Why do transgender people make such a big deal about what people call them? I think it's a moral issue with the way sexes are portrayed by society rather than real biological discomfort -although I know very little on the topic and I'm most likely wrong.

Some do, some don't. I myself am a transvestite (Straight male who dresses as a woman) and I have no problem with what people call me. The world says a lot of things. I think why most "trans" people get offended is because of our own mental issues we deal with, the label kinda puts more gas into the fire if you will.

 

[K0rN_b4LL]

*check pants*

Yup, I'm a male. Have a good day y'all.

 

[BlackDragon37]

A big word comes in mind.
Tolerance.
Learn it or gtfo, brah!

The opposite of intolerance isn't tolerance - it's understanding.

 

[SoNG-Of-SiLeNCe]

The opposite of intolerance isn't tolerance - it's understanding.

Words have meanings and meanings are paired with intentions. I'm pretty sure you and I have intentions along the same margin regarding this issue.

 

[lobo]

weird genitals are gross.