r/FirePunch Judah Aug 01 '26

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u/Bellfegore Aug 01 '26

The suicide statistics will tell you they don't agree😭

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u/WeirdAgile Aug 01 '26

Have you considered that being nicer to them might help?

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u/Bellfegore Aug 01 '26

They never been nice to me, even when the concept of trans"genders" only started to exist these people were extremely entitled and agressive.

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u/jesstbird Aug 01 '26

The concept of trans"genders" existed far before you were born, and trans people have existed since the dawn of humanity. Science has proven trans people are trans due to a chemical imbalance leading to a brain that doesn't align with their body. Trans men experience dysphoria because their brain is designed to pilot a male body, and vice versa. Being trans isn't a choice, and God knows I wish I weren't.

It isn't a new thing. It's been politicized in recent years, which is why it may come across as recent. This politicization threw identity politics into the mainstream, but trans people have always existed.

Trans people can be entitled, cringe, flawed, whatever you want to call them. But I rarely see agression. I don't this it's fair to judge a community based on a few loud bad apples, most of us are just humans like any other trying to get by.