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 Originally Posted by spoonitnow
The transgender concept has been proven; genitals and brain structure aren't formed at the same time, female brains and male brains are pretty different structurally and with how they develop, etc. There's nothing to debate with regard to it existing. There is debate as to the degree that people who identify as transgender have this type of condition, meaning that there are certainly people who do not have "mismatched" (for lack of a better word) brain makeup and genitals who still decide to identify as transgender anyway.
Let's say you were born a male (you got the sex parts and the chromosomes) yet you have elements of a female brain. Even if you want to identify as a female, you're still not exactly a female.
The same is true of race. You can be born Irish, but maybe you were raised in a black household in Mississippi and you "think like a black Mississippian."
In our society, it seems it is okay for the former to choose what to be called while it is not okay for the latter. I can't square this circle.
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