Why or why not?

The real question is… how often do you think about transgendered people?

only when i watch fox news clips tbh

Clearly gender dismorphia is a disorder. I don't have a deep understanding of it simple because it's doesn't bother me or affect me. I don't think about it because to me it's an invisible boogeyman people fixate on so they feel better about their own shortcomings.

I do think it's a mental disorder to have obsessive thoughts on things that really don't really affect them.

edit: stop watching foxnews, then you will think about transgenders less often. unless you're mental and like that sort of thing. you do you.

This post was edited by foxnews on Apr 5 2023 08:11pm

It is not a mental illness in the professional sense, but unfortunately people often use "mental illness" to describe things that they find to be odd, weird, or difficult to understand.

If you are in PaRD you are confronted with it 10x a day.. Real life 0


This post was edited by theCrossbones on Apr 5 2023 09:44pm

i have posted on this before so i am talking from memory. scientific studys shows the increase is from pollution (plastic pollution) that breaks down into like a synthetic estrogen and interferes with the development of the fetus (the wiring among other things). but your not allowed to mention it. also complicated by the grooming of children at an impressionable age.

micro plastic is in everything. so perhaps there is no reversing it. also powers that be wont allow it to be reversed.

(anyway its something like that, remember i said from memory, i dont have the actual data on hand.)

.............FYI from my perspective I couldnt answer your poll

This post was edited by TiStuff on Apr 5 2023 11:00pm

You should post the data because I know for a fact you're wrong.

The reason I know its wrong is because I don't think there's a single plastic that is even close to the structure of an estrogen, and the most common plastics are pretty drastically different so I can't imagine a feasible mechanism that would get even a tiny amount of estrogens from them. (masters in physical organic chemistry)

And we don't have good data on long term exposure to microplastics, especially don't have data on something as specific as fetal development, and especially don't have data that is reliable enough to disambiguate the impact from social attitudes.

you dont know for a fact about anything.............

i did my best from memory i will do a short version. plastic breaking down is fuking chit up. its even worse for marine life because it stays suspended in the water,

Post the data, because you're just making things up lol