Comments by "TJ Marx" (@tjmarx) on "Zuby"
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@sole__doubt I strongly disagree with the notions that this is either a huge set of people, and that they are simply confusing personality and gender.
In yankville, the "trans" population represents just 0.5% of the general population. That's 1:200 people. Statistically, you have a higher risk of getting in a car accident today than you do, seeing a "trans" person.
The driving forces are not confusion about personality. That isn't really a factor here. Instead we see distinct cohorts amongst this group.
• You have the people with genuine gender dysphoria, a mental health symptom of a larger mentall illness &/or severe trauma. Ironically they have become the minority in this group.
• You have the people doing it for sxl gratification which include several distinct sub-cohorts.
• You have the people using "trans" as modern day so called "gay conversation therapy".
• You have the people using it as a means of corruption to bypass a system, law or other barrier, be that a criminal trying to get into a womens prison/get special treatment, a failed athlete trying to get into women's sport, or some other means of using the designation.
• You have the people (largely minors and young adults) who are doing it as a social media fad.
• You have the ideologues who do it in solidarity with their ideological base as an extreme means to fit in and be accepted.
• You have the parents (mostly mothers) unhappy with the sx of their child (usually male) and whom then see this as a means of getting the child they wanted. Postpartum sx selection if you will. They account for almost all of the "trans kids" under 10.
These are the key cohorts. As you can see with so many competiting and vastly different motivators this has become a complex issue that requires nuance. However, given the tiny proportion of society affected it isn't an issue that should effect societal change.
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