My sister regrets her transition and de-transitioned. She was bipolar before transitioning, and is still bi polar. She recognized she made a mistake and went back to her birth sex. I used to say if I was taking as much testosterone that she was taking before her surgeries, that I would want to transition. She describes herself as a hormone addict--and it did not make her happier.
So spare me that BS that I do not understand.
There has been people born with cerebral palsy for centuries. There was leprosy in the past. The theory that because a condition has been around, some mental illness or malady, for centuries that it should be embraced and society should be shamed into declaring it is "normal" is ridiculous to anyone with the ability to critically think.
Walk in my shoes for twenty years. Have a fraction of the conversations that I have had with my sister, her former friends in that community and various doctors, and come back to me with some semblance of understanding instead of accusing me of being afraid of what I do not understand.
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