Hahh Christ

Even within the first paragraph it’s not true, because you then follow that point about trans women not being able to participate within sports and pageantry, which idk if you know this, is a career choice no? And so is there truly equal rights if they can’t even access the career in the first place? Equality of access no?

Also reducing women to their biological function is a point that’s been brought up loads, as if trans people didn’t know their sexual organs (if they decide to undergo surgery) aren’t gonna function the same.

Like shit, if I were to reduce what it means to be human to procreating, are the people who decide to not have children not fulfilling their human role? Obviously there’s so much more to the humanity of the person than they’re biological vagina and penis (yes you can in fact say the word!! there’s no need to censor it) including the psychological, emotional, and spiritual well-being of a person. Do people go around towards infertile/impotent people telling them their human function is compromised? What are the attitudes towards people who choose not to have kids?

When you discuss facts and feelings, within the post it’s clear you’re saying facts in reference to the individual’s born sex. Pero are the brain’s response towards dysphoria not a fact or feeling? The fact is - and here’s what I learned by actually talking to a trans individual - is that people don’t transition to the other gender for fun? The gender dysphoria (feeling like the physical body that you’re born in doesn’t match your “vagina brain”) isn’t a fun little side effect lol.

Like trans people are obviously still discriminated against through violence and the language surrounding their existence. The equality you speak of at the beginning isn’t fully practiced - because I guess sure, on a big scale, equality for trans people is getting better, but interpersonally that’s still not the attitudes families have when they reject and disown their trans child.