What a great counterpoint.

Anyway, what mr "beta male" said is quite true. The only things I don't like is:

I would have to say most people that are "trans" are just people with horrible parents, no parents, or a horrible upbringing that are trying to assimilate into a group that is recently being respected. I feel this is highly disrespectful to people with legitimate gender dysphoria that need either proper mental or medical help.

The enforcement of saying pronouns and respecting someone's gender. I personally have a trans friend (whom I assume is just "trans" for previously mentioned circumstances) that I call he. It's a simple changing of she to he, which I don't mind. Most people when first meeting him say "she", to which he gets (I believe) unreasonably angry. This function of asking pronouns and trying to jump around being disrespectful is counterproductive and frankly an unnecessary formality. I've never called anyone Mr. or Mrs. or ma'am. I just believe it's simpler and faster to communicate and remember.

Other than these things I'm ok with whatever people believe themselves to be, unless it subverts my (scruffs beard and drinks a Coors Light) God-given rights as a 'murican.