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@ISIDEWITHQuestions1yr ago

Can the refusal to acknowledge gender fluidity and changes be considered a form of denying someone's personal autonomy and freedom, and why?

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 @9LDYDF9 from Texas  commented…1yr1Y

I see a lot of people who genuinely feel as though they wish they were the opposite gender, but unfortunately there's a handful of people who abuse the idea of transgender-ism to commit vile acts. I believe if you wish to be accepted, you must be on Hormonal Therapy and have the appearance of a well groomed individual playing the part of the opposite sex. For people who are MtF (Male-To-Female), they should be asked to receive the hormonal therapy and have it covered by the Government. In order to play their role in this world, they must be groomed (shaved), given proper mental health…  Read more

 @9LDYC6Y from North Carolina  commented…1yr1Y

The thoughts of the question of ones gender can make someone feel like their anatomy does not match and that they may need to change for their own ideas.

 @9LDY6JP from Texas  commented…1yr1Y

The world should accept anyone for who they are or who they choose to be.

 @9LDY68N from Louisiana  commented…1yr1Y

Everyone should be welcomed and loved the same no matter what their gender is or what they want it to be.

 @9LDY2W7 from North Carolina  commented…1yr1Y

Trans people deserve the same rights as cis people

 @9LDX2PX from Washington  commented…1yr1Y

I believe that the refusal to acknowledge gender fluidity is denying someone's personal autonomy and freedom because we are all free to express ourselves in the way we choose as long as it is not a clear and present harm to other individuals.

 @9LDW7HL from Michigan  commented…1yr1Y

It is denying someone's freedom but I wouldn't say Autonomy.

 @9LDYHBDWomen’s Equalitycommented…1yr1Y

i think people should just let people be and mind their business instead of worrying whats in someones pants

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