- b.c.,
You seem to suggest that I think what they have done is morally "wrong" in some way. No, that is not what I said nor meant in anyway. I have no problem with them making alterations to their bodies if that's what it takes for them to feel comfortable "in their own skin". That's fine. What is not fine is trying to pass yourself off as something you're not and insist others think of you and treat you as what you are pretending to be instead of what you are. It's validating a lie. It's no different than a person saying "I was gay, but after going to bible boot camp and having my soul crushed, I'm back in line with Christ. All through the power of prayer, the miracle of scripture, and electroshock therapy."
So what you're saying is that all of those people who at a VERY early age identify or feel more like a gender other than how they were born shouldn't be "validated" because (in YOUR opinion) it's a lie, if not (like faith) yet another form of mental illness. Gotcha.