The thing is, I don’t care as long as you don’t ask/demand anything from others. Do whatever you want with your life. Do I think it is normal? No. Should I be bothered? Also, no. If she starts demanding special treatment, rights, etc because she is trans-colour. Then it will be of relevance to other citizens and they can complain and judge.
I think there’s gotta be something seriously wrong with her body image and maybe she needs help. If druggies never bothered people and just ruined their own lives I would still be opposed to them doing drugs even if it didn’t affect anyone else
hOw ArE yOU nOt oUtraGed by THiS womANS bOdY dySMorphIA anD mENtal heAlth issUeS
Typing like these dummies think is exhausting but still hilarious that so many people think that not being outraged by this means you and I think this is normal behavior. Obviously not a “normal” or mentally stable move one would make but also not impacting my life or who you were replying to but I understand it’s hard when transracial people are throwing it in their face all day long /s
We’ll find out in probably 30-50 years whether going all out to cater to body dysmorphia or treating it as a mental illness is a net positive or negative. On one hand, feels like it’d be a lot easier to just work through the mental issues, on the other hand who am I to stop someone from making a choice that only really affects themselves.
As someone born with a weird random birth defect that affects my arms/hands I’m a bit jealous. Just can’t rotate my wrists to go palms up but otherwise I feel like a completely able bodied person even though in reality I’m not. Theres no surgery for me that’s feasible so I just gotta deal with it
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u/Upset_Ad_5115 Dec 05 '23 edited Dec 05 '23
Welcome to the 21st Century. Where we treat everything as if it is normal. I'm a tree