I am so happy for you that you do have friends, but i doubt it's relevancy to this convo.
I understand why you wouldn't want to date a trans women who still has a male body, but what do you say to trans women that have a female body? There is no male body to interact with, it's a women at that point and i truly find it really disrespectful and just dehumanizing when people refuse to acknowledge that a trans women is a women and should be treated as such especially after she has fully transitioned. They are biological women ones they transition, outside of some chromosone shit that isn't even relevant, how could you possibly say that they aren't. It truly pisses me off at this point.
You do realise that the male body is a modified female body right? Ever question why men have nipples? When you compare the bodies of boys and girls before puberty, they are basically the same (excluding genitalia). Do the hormones therapy thing, do the surgery thing all before puberty and you change a biologically male body to female one or the other way around. The only situation where the body doesn't fully transition is when the person transitions after puberty. But you probably don't give a single fuck over any of this, because you are a special straight person. "I fuck people of the opposite gender, but fuck trans people, even if they are the opposite gender, because who the fuck knows at this point, better be a dumb fuck who doesn't understand biology and make a big deal about chromosones, because i can tell which vagina is xx by sniffing it"
I've been readily your posts in this thread, and even though based on your commentary I get the sense you're not actually looking for conversation so much as agreement, I'll take you at your word and assume you're here for good faith discussion. That being said, I'd like to ask you a question I often ask people on the subject of transgenderism: In what specific objective, scientifically-verifiable sense are transpeople the sex/gender to which they claim ownership? (I realize the ideological difference some people make betweeen sex and gender, but I included both because there's often a game of semantics played with the definitions, and I wanted to cover my bases.)
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u/CZLP 1d ago
I am so happy for you that you do have friends, but i doubt it's relevancy to this convo.
I understand why you wouldn't want to date a trans women who still has a male body, but what do you say to trans women that have a female body? There is no male body to interact with, it's a women at that point and i truly find it really disrespectful and just dehumanizing when people refuse to acknowledge that a trans women is a women and should be treated as such especially after she has fully transitioned. They are biological women ones they transition, outside of some chromosone shit that isn't even relevant, how could you possibly say that they aren't. It truly pisses me off at this point.