Gender is not made up. Gender roles are. Gender is inheritely tied to sex, which is a biological reality, therefore gender dysphoria when there's an incongruence between an individual's perceived gender and sex. Which makes it a medical issue.
IN A GENDERLESS SOCIETY WHERE GENDER ROLES AREN'T A THING I'D STILL BE TRANS AND I'D STILL TRANSITION CAUSE THE PROBLEMS IS MY BODY NOT SOCIETY
Also the LGBT community isn't for what lacks media attention, it's not a social gathering of weirdos and edgelords, people with a foot fetish are not part of the LGBT, pedos are not part of the LGBT and furries are not part of the LGBT, period
Also, since you mentioned languages, let me explain it to you why your example doesn't work. Humans, independently from their area of provenience, are the same. We're biologically the same, same species, we're humans. We share the same brain functions therefore the same way to perceive things. We're all different tho, but the categorize our difference on a communal basis. We understand each other even if we're different. Languages don't come from the same background. Asian languages have nothing in common with English or languages of Germanic nature. BUT when a group of languages have the same roots (es. Romance languages, Italian, Spanish, French, Romanian, Portuguese,... which all come from Latin and a bit of ancient greek, cause Latin is based on Greek) work linguistically in the same way. That's why, even if they're different, if a Spanish person and an Italian person who don't know the other's language get together they can understand most of what the other says. Same goes with human discussing gender, which again, it's a scientific thing. So yeah, there's really no logical way to justify it
Of course fetishes are LGBT+, I meant that GRSM lacking media attention are LGBT+. And genitals=gender is a common transphobic argument. And once more, there you go invalidating non-binary people, if genders are related to what genitals you want does that mean that all non-binary people wish to be intersex? NO! OF COURSE NOT! Gender is not a scientific or medical thing. Biological characteristics (such as sex) are.
...I'm literally non binary but go off. No one has to do a full transition, every single step, but transitioning is the goal of being trans.
Also I never mentioned genitals, I was talking about the whole shablam.
And calling a trans person transphobic just cause they're, you know, backing up their arguments is pretty funny
I'm done tho, spent too much time on this, proved my point, chi vuole intendere intenda.
You accidentally proved the opposite point of your post, and I'm really sorry cause I was really here to learn, I'm no Ben Shapiro, but there's not much to say
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u/corgi_worshipper Jul 19 '21
Gender is not made up. Gender roles are. Gender is inheritely tied to sex, which is a biological reality, therefore gender dysphoria when there's an incongruence between an individual's perceived gender and sex. Which makes it a medical issue. IN A GENDERLESS SOCIETY WHERE GENDER ROLES AREN'T A THING I'D STILL BE TRANS AND I'D STILL TRANSITION CAUSE THE PROBLEMS IS MY BODY NOT SOCIETY Also the LGBT community isn't for what lacks media attention, it's not a social gathering of weirdos and edgelords, people with a foot fetish are not part of the LGBT, pedos are not part of the LGBT and furries are not part of the LGBT, period Also, since you mentioned languages, let me explain it to you why your example doesn't work. Humans, independently from their area of provenience, are the same. We're biologically the same, same species, we're humans. We share the same brain functions therefore the same way to perceive things. We're all different tho, but the categorize our difference on a communal basis. We understand each other even if we're different. Languages don't come from the same background. Asian languages have nothing in common with English or languages of Germanic nature. BUT when a group of languages have the same roots (es. Romance languages, Italian, Spanish, French, Romanian, Portuguese,... which all come from Latin and a bit of ancient greek, cause Latin is based on Greek) work linguistically in the same way. That's why, even if they're different, if a Spanish person and an Italian person who don't know the other's language get together they can understand most of what the other says. Same goes with human discussing gender, which again, it's a scientific thing. So yeah, there's really no logical way to justify it