Why do you think 72% of trans men don't want surgery? Please tell us or link to the survey or discussion.

And tell us how many you have actually spent any time with and had them explain their emotions, motivations and intentions.

Also, why do you think that two of your family are transgender? It's an extremely rare condition that is most likely linked to defective genes. Were there transgender ancestors in your family tree?

Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers

So those who don’t want surgery, are men who like dressing in womens clothes ie transvestites.

Edited by Spiderman (05 Oct 2022 9.27am)

It is about destroying humanity. Promoting sterility as a life-style choice. Literal evil.

And transgenderism is the logical conclusion of that. Lesbians and Gay men can still have children. In fact many of seem desperate to replicate the family ideal, in their own messed up way because that is what the ideal way of living is. No matter how the vision of some celebrity Gay couple showing off the kids in public before handing them over to the hired help to raise may induce nausea, at least it is a modicum of family life.

Trans people are literally rendered incapable of that. The ultimate expression of the Progressive movement. And why they target the young. Probably the most at-risk group of falling for this Santatic movement.

Edited by Matov (05 Oct 2022 9.53am)

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

I picked one article of several on this, I am sure you can find the others if you choose to:-

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Until relatively recently, my information on this subject was very limited and impacted by the kind of instinctive prejudice in this thread. Then I spent a couple of weeks with my eldest grandchild, who came to stay with me whilst my wife was abroad. Whilst my daughter had provided some explanations, this was the first time we had discussed this in great detail as they have been at Uni for 3 years and not visited here. We spent a long time exploring the subject. They are highly intelligent and articulate, and what was said opened my eyes and then caused me to do more research when they left. Whilst they are the only (apart from the younger one) transgender I have had, so far as I am aware, any close contact with, they themselves have had much more, and as I trust them implicitly, what they told me, I believe.

So, whilst no expert, I am now much better informed both by these conversations and the research.

So far as I know, there is no family history on my side, nor on that of the maternal grandmother. I have little to no knowledge on the side of my son-in-law. They are both obviously interested to understand why this might happen to siblings, and have researched it. It seems likely to be caused by a hormone imbalance in my daughter, but as a non-expert I am only passing on what I have been told.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

No. Transvestites are simply men who like to dress in women's clothes.

Transgenders are people whose bodies don't match their sexuality. It is about how they feel, not how they look. Whether, or not, they opt for surgery is another matter.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.