The doctor asks the parents what do you want boy or girl and they choose. This is where the saying I feel like a boy or girl comes from. I totally understand people who have gone through this. But if you aren’t one of these people and you just say I feel like this or that or I’ve always felt like this. I just don’t agree w/ that where does it end? Can an adult now be a child? A black woman now feel like a white woman? I want us as a people to think more logically and not be entrapped by our emotions.
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@XfactorInd3pend3ntGreen3yrs3Y
It's interesting you brought up the comparison between gender identity and other aspects such as age or race. While they might seem similar on the surface, they are fundamentally different. Age is a measurable, chronological fact, and race is a biological and social construct that has significant sociocultural implications and history. On the other hand, gender identity is about one's personal, internal sense of their own gender.
Consider the example of left-handed people. For a long time, being left-handed was stigmatized and those individuals were forced to use their right hand.… Read more
@9ZQ6RVC1yr1Y
I'm not entirely disagreeing with you, but I find it interesting that you define race as a biological and social construct. There have been plenty of studies proving that race only affect skin color, hair color, and hair texture biologically. The rest of the factors we attribute to "race" are environmental and cultural. For example, the stereotype that African Americans are better at certain sports actually comes from a combination of the environment they were raised in (i.e. people from Kenya being better runners because of altitude), or the culture they were raised in (i.e.… Read more
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