11-11-2015, 09:27 PM
(11-11-2015, 07:56 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: As long as you're distinguishing between being trans and gender dysphoria, I don't see how anyone can see it as an attack.
The trans people I know have sought out help in their transitions. I don't think a stigma is keeping them from seeking therapy that tries to suggest they do not transition. I think it's the fact that they realize they do not identify with that gender/sex, so they do not try to just cope.
What about help for them to accept what Mother Nature has made them? Maybe they are wrong the gender they are supposed to be is the one they were born. Possibly they are just gay or a feminine dude or a butch tomboy.
I don't have an issue whichever way they go. But getting them help that allows them to figure out if this is the life they want to live is reasonable. Then after they sort that out then we can get them help to transition to the opposite sex . Or maybe back to their original born with sex.
Going through this would be a commitment and therefore not a whim.
Still don't think they should use the other restroom or locker rooms unless they get the surgery but a unisex deal should be made available for those who go through counseling and not get the chop.
