The trans topic is definitely part of the gender debate but i hope it doesnt just become all about it. trans still is just from one sex to the other and quite rare. even a lot more rare than LGB part.
ooow noo fast typing i meant does not doesnt ><
Without those people ill probably would have a huge dislike for trans people
The trans topic is
why there is a gender debate, at all. Back in the late 70s and 80s when androgyny was big (as well as the hair), it wasn't debated because there wasn't this push to conflate gender with biological sex. Men mimicking David Bowie's style or Prince's style still referred to themselves as men. They were just gender non-conforming.
Ironically, this trans issue has resurfaced the debate surrounding gender stereotypes (i.e.girls like pink, wear dresses, make-up and play with dolls, boys like blue, wear pants, and like sports). Young people who are just tomboy females and femme males are being classed as "trans or non-binary" when in reality, they're just gender non-conforming.
I was always, and still am, a tomboy. Sometimes I'm "misgendered" by people when they can't see my face and realize I'm a female because of how I dress and wear my hair. It was really bad years ago when I had a job that was "masculine" and required I wear hi-vis vests. Because obviously, only men work jobs that require coveralls and hi-vis vests (sarcasm). It didn't bother me, they'd always see my face, apologize, correct, and move on.
Now, you have individuals who it seems almost purposely present as their biological sex (i.e. GameStop freak out vid) and make minimal effort to appear as the opposite sex but still insist on being referred to as the opposite sex and being treated the same as the opposite sex. They're creating new language ("cis" which I can't stand and do not use, I'm just a woman, thanks) and demanding the rest of the world accommodate their identity "no matter what or how far-fetched" when the vast majority of the world simply does not function that way and for good reason.
Sorry for the rant, but this is something that does bother me quite a bit because it's getting to a point where people are being told we should normalize what are clearly biological males entering female spaces where we're at our most vulnerable (bathrooms, locker rooms, rape crisis centers, women's shelters, prisons etc.) and the consequences of building a world like that can be dangerous for women and girls. Trans people 100% do need their own spaces where they can feel safe, but not at the expense of the safety and comfort of others.
Rant over.