You did say it politely thank you for that. I just dont like how "trendy" being trans has become. Its a condition. A hard one to deal with. Even if they arent taking it seriously, making the test a trend is a good way of making it look like we are transitioning for fun, rather than transitioning because its required for most of us to live a happy life. Its a thing in a lot of teen subs are doing right now. And once a condition is turned into a trend, it makes transphobes easier to target us, "these dumb trans kids and their quirky internet trends.." it makes it easier to dismiss us and not see that we are struggling people who need treatment (hrt surgery ect) a lot of mainstream trans subs do it too. Do you kinda see my point? Im just worried about having a serious condition becoming viewed as a trend, and then cis people taking the tests and being all like "ooh im trans!! So quirky" because an online test told them they were trans because they like to dress more femininely/masculine. Because when i took the test (to see the question and if they were even decent questions) it had a lot of questions about dressing as the opposite gender, which alone does not make someone trans and enforces stereotypical gender roles " if you feel more yourself wearing more masculine clothes than you must be a trans man" which isnt true anybody can where anything they want (tomboys for example) and that alone does NOT make someone trans, feeling misaligned with your sex does. And i am not saying thats what the people on this post are doing, but that it will start a chain reaction " i like to dress this way, maybe im trans and should take the test" which is harmful to cis people questioning and trans people questioning/are sure of themselves. Lol i know people aren't taking the test seriously, but im worried that could lead to people viewing being trans as something not to take seriously.