EvilCat Breath
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Personal integrity.It's catering to the delusions-------a guy wanting to be a woman is still a guy. To call him female is dishonest and unethical. Which btw----all of these people are nuts---its not a "body problem"------its that their Brain isn't working quit right---its a mental problem which likely explains the high incidents of drug abuse, suicides, prison sentences, and oh yeah being officially declared nuts.Respect?What is the big deal about respecting a person? What does it have to do with religion?
It is not respect to cater to crazy people fantasies...it far from it.
Pretending a guy is a girl and vice versa is unethical.
If you are guy that wants to be girl, I am calling you a guy because you are guy..
Ok...so, if I want to call you a girl, because I want to - that's ok right? It doesn't matter what you request.
It doesn't matter what I request....and I am btw a girl...well old broad atleast so close enough.
You should not pretend a crazy a persons delusions are real----it is unethical and dangerous and very dishonest.
It's not pretending anything - it's just not judging a person and assuming they are a delusional nut because you don't agree.
If they aren't a delusional nut, you're just being an ass.
If they are a delusional nut, you aren't going to change their minds by attacking them. It's not dangerous. Nor is it unethical.
There are a lot of folks out there that it's just hard sometimes to determine what their gender is. What makes you the decider?
I think it's a lot more complicated than that and yes...it's a "brain problem" - a female brain in a male body or vice versa. There was a study that used MRI's to image male and female brains, and there were distinct differences in what portions lit up in different activities. In transgender people - their brains showed the same differences, with the gender they identified with. So it's not just a "mental problem"...it really is a problem somehow in the brain's development and wiring, maybe.
Given that, how does it help or how is it beneficial to insist on using the pronouns you want, rather than the ones they want?