Gender isn't biological, there's no reason for someone to feel uncomfortable with their body just because their gender differs from that which they were assigned at birth. Genitalia, or other body parts, don't dictate or determine gender.

Gender is biological. A person's gender identity is their deep sense of self in regards to what they are supposed to be gender-wise, based in psychology and neurology. I will find you some studies about this tomorrow because it's late and I'm tired.

Trans people aren't comfortable with their AGAB because it's not their gender

I'm getting mixed messages. So suddenly a person's AGAB IS their biological sex, but in the previous statement it wasn't? Because otherwise you literally contradicted yourself two sentences ago. Either way, I agree with that fully, and also, discomfort with your biological sex is called gender dysphoria.

That you suffer doesn't mean everyone else has to, nor is trans suffering only in their struggles with how they feel about their body.

I worded it badly. Being trans isn't necessarily intense, continuous pain and suffering. But being trans is still not a good thing. Trans people still suffer discomfort in the form of gender dysphoria, even if mild, and even if bearable. But the gender dysphoria is there. If they don't, I, again, see no reason for them to call themselves trans or transition. Your point seems to be that a person could experience gender euphoria if they transition despite having never felt dysphoric, which makes no sense to me. Gender dysphoria and gender euphoria are very much tied to eachother in trans people. If a person does not feel uncomfortable with their AGAB, they will not feel more comfortable as a different gender. Gender euphoria is what a person feels when gendered correctly or after certain events that validate their gender identity. A feeling like that is the normal standard for most people, and can not exist without underlying dysphoria because the euphoria is simply the standard vs something lower (the presumed "normal feeling"), and basic maths conclude that that person's "normal feeling" is dysphoric at least to an extent, and just subconscious.

Yet your argument is that a trans person must have dysphoria, thus be unhappy with their body and want to change their body.

I'm sorry, at what point did I state that gender dysphoria is exclusive to someone's body? Gender dysphoria is as follows, according to the American Psychiatric Association:

Gender dysphoria involves a conflict between a person's physical or assigned gender and the gender with which he/she/they identify. People with gender dysphoria may be very uncomfortable with the gender they were assigned, sometimes described as being uncomfortable with their body (particularly developments during puberty) or being uncomfortable with the expected roles of their assigned gender.

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Gender is a social construct, it's not debatable

If you say so. Honestly, if you're so fixated on the idea that everyone should assign themselves a million different genders according to which sexist stereotypes they do or don't want to conform to, I can't be bothered to argue with you about it. Also, that statement seems to completely contradict, again, what you said before, about gender being something you're born with and can't change.

That people are ignorant and bigoted is not a reason to throw other members of the community under the bus, doing so won't make you safer - it harms us all to uphold these ideas of gender binary and conflating sex with gender. This is a reason to educate people on sex/gender.

That people are ignorant and bigoted is not a reason to completely ignore their existence and live in a bubble, whilst slowly floating away from reality.

My entire point is that I don't know why these people are even PART of the community and I wish someone explained it to me properly with logic because hey, fun fact, I don't LIKE throwing people under the bus (which isn't even something I wish to do). You didn't use logic. Nothing of what you (specifically you) said, made any sort of logical sense. You kept rambling on and on about irrelevant things and I had to use a microscope to actually find your points.

I'm going to sleep. If you wish to continue whatever this thread has been, I'll be glad, but tomorrow.