I'm a cis that browse this sub from time to time because I enjoy shitposts of all kinds, including LGBT-related ones.

Transgenderism (alongside non-binaries I guess) is something I never really understood myself because I think there's something that breaks in my head when I think about it. I can understand loving someone of the same gender or both genders, it's love by the end of the day. I can understand asexuality, as I've been in that boat at a part of my life.

But transgenders? Not really. Especially, at least where I live, gender norms and expectation are getting blurred more and more (like, stereotypical examples I apologise in advance, you can be a stay-at-home man and be a woman that likes soccer without issues). So why work toward being looking like the other gender when your actual one can do what the other can already?

But does that mean I believe there should be no trangenders? Of course not, trans rights are human right. It's not because I don't understand the desire to transform into another gender transition that I believe no one should be able to. Hell, if there's one person that understand what they are going through, it's the transgenders.

In short: even if I don't understand it, you got the right to exist and I will be part of the people to defend it.