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Originally Posted by Secrets
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The worst thing that can possibly happen is some non-attractive dude in a dress become the poster child for the transgender movement. And guess what; that's happening in the world, and it's disgusting.
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Yeah, I kind of have to agree with kaga here, even though I'm not transgender so I can't really speak with much authority on what the trans movement is or should be about. To me it seems like it's more about not equating genitalia with gender, so really a transgendered person doesn't necessarily have to look like anything. The attractive "girl" next door could very well identify as male despite their appearances, and if they decide they want to be more feminine than masculine and be trans at the same time, I can't really think of a legitimate reason as to why that's not okay.
I get the feeling there's a hugely misconceived notion that trans people are pretty much either a guy that chooses to be and therefore look like a girl, or vice versa. This is a very narrow view of transgenderism which I can easily dispell from personal experiences, and I have probably only known a few people that readily identified as trans. However, on kaga's point, or rather question, that the trans movement is about being non-judgmental towards people's appearances, I'd say that this is just a staple of being socially well-adjusted and a decent human being in general.