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Topic	New research shows a vast majority of cis people won't date trans people
Russman 06/21/18 5:39:29 PM #221:	COVxy posted... Russman posted... COVxy posted... Russman posted... Transgender brains are not the same as womens brains. To claim such is incredibly biased. "Did he say the same? Does this actually demonstrate my point?" These are the questions you should have asked yourself before making that post. I dont see what point you were trying to make. If transgender brains arent the same as biological womens, then you have proved my point. They are shifted directionally towards the brain of their identified gender. This is not a delusion, as you are making it out to be. It is not "unique". It is a shift in sexual dimorphism, as if their brain developed towards the wrong direction. Why would anybody who has been anywhere near biological data in humans expect a perfect categorization across any variable is beyond me. I never said nor expect a perfect catagorization. I am simply opposed to the wrong one. Why would anybody who has been anywhere near biological data want inaccuracies? --- Your name is Russman! Russ-man! <cite>Russman posted [p:903713933] in New resear... [t:76736840]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Russman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Russman posted...</cite> <quote>Transgender brains are not the same as womens brains. To claim such is incredibly biased. </quote> "Did he say the same? Does this actually demonstrate my point?" These are the questions you should have asked yourself before making that post.</quote> I dont see what point you were trying to make. If transgender brains arent the same as biological womens, then you have proved my point.</quote> They are shifted directionally towards the brain of their identified gender. This is not a delusion, as you are making it out to be. It is not "unique". It is a shift in sexual dimorphism, as if their brain developed towards the wrong direction. Why would anybody who has been anywhere near biological data in humans expect a perfect categorization across any variable is beyond me.</quote> I never said nor expect a perfect catagorization. I am simply opposed to the wrong one. Why would anybody who has been anywhere near biological data want inaccuracies? --- Your name is Russman! Russ-man!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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