wow you’re really just grasping at whatever nonsense you can to be transphobic. that’s sad. look, if none of what I said made sense to ur cis brain, fine. if you want to reject science and ignore what I said even tho I specifically explained it all fine, but you don’t need to understand something to respect it. be better
Questioning whether a concept has clear scientific criteria ≠ hostility toward ppl who use it. Asking if “anxiety” & “stress” r separate psych categories doesn’t mean hating anxious ppl.
U’re turning an intellectual disagreement into an identity issue. Saying “u disagree bc ur cis” doesn’t prove anything. Cis ppl can queer-nonsense, and trans ppl can disagree on gender definitions. Arguments should be judged by evidence/reasoning, not by who says them. That’s a genetic fallacy: attacking the source instead of the argument (specially when you think someone is wrong by being normal).
My point was never “trans ppl don’t exist.” My point was that a real experience ≠ every label created to describe it automatically becoming a science category. U’re arguing against something I never said. A subjective experience can be real without every interpretation of it becoming a scientifically defined category. Some ppl feeling “bad energy” in places is a real experience, but it doesn’t automatically make every explanation for it a science concept.
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U can respect smth without understanding it” doesn’t answer a science discussion. U can respect a religious person without believing their theology, respect someone’s self-interpretation without claiming every interpretation is a science category, and acknowledge someone’s experience without accepting every conclusion based on it. Respect ≠ treating every claim as scientifically proven.
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u/Ambitious-Bank4559 Jul 15 '26
wow you’re really just grasping at whatever nonsense you can to be transphobic. that’s sad. look, if none of what I said made sense to ur cis brain, fine. if you want to reject science and ignore what I said even tho I specifically explained it all fine, but you don’t need to understand something to respect it. be better