One of the components of human happiness is satisfaction with their sex. Many people do not think about it, because they feel comfortable in the body that nature has given them. If someone does not like his gender, and he feels himself to be not who he is, then we can assume that this person belongs to the group of transgender people.
Transgender. This term is used to refer to people whose biological sex and self-image do not match. Psychologists and sociologists refer to transgender people of all people whose gender and biological sex do not contemporaneity.
There are such transgender groups:
1.Bigender is a person who feels himself a man or a woman alternately.
2.Agender is a situation when a person does not perceive himself as a representative of a particular gender.
3.Genderqueer- this group includes people with mixed gender, different from the usual understanding of male and female.
4.Trans woman is a biological man who perceives himself as a lady.
5.Trans man is a biological woman with the male gender.
Externally, to identify transgender is not easy. Most often, they easily learn to dress and look like a person of the opposite sex. They master the manners of the opposite sex, live by their interests and behave accordingly. However, they cannot lead a full-fledged life, because their bodies demonstrate the existing disagreement between the physical and psychological components of their personality.
The results of numerous special studies on the problem of transgenderism allowed scientists to conclude that gender is an innate quality, and any deviations in this area are also are present in a person from birth. Unfortunately, the prevention and treatment of this pathology are still beyond the competence of medicine.
The first transgender in the world described in the medical literature is Einar Wegener Mogen. He was born a boy, but from childhood, he felt feminine in himself. Einar was a famous artist but left this activity to become a model for the magazine in which his wife worked. Einar was the first to have a sex change operation. His life formed the basis of the plot of the biopic "The Danish Girl".
The “activation” of transgender people, does not mean at all that in the near future, representatives of humanity with a normal gender are inevitable “degenerated”. This trend, above all, is associated with an increase in the loyalty of the population of the planet to people with gender identity disorders.
Today, trans men and women have the long-awaited opportunity to “coming out ”, and even make successful steps in the development of cultural and socio-political space. And Conchita Wurst is far from the most vivid example of such success. For example, in the regional parliament of Spain for many years sits a famous actress Carl Antonelli, a man in the past. A trans woman was recently appointed the chief doctor of the US state of Pennsylvania, and the current HR manager in the US Presidential Administration several years ago corrected the “mistake of nature” by changing her gender from male to female.
Whether we like the trend of the new time or not, be that as it may, transgender people today are no longer shocking anyone, and even the most convinced and notorious conservatives have to accept their increasingly self-declared presence in the world. Science and medicine do not stand still, and, quite possibly, the time will come when a phenomenon called “transgender” will remain for humanity in the distant past.
Questions:
How do you feel about such people? Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender? Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
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I treat such people absolutely normal.
2.Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender?
Perhaps some will debate with me that violate, but I think that there isn't because this personality. They're people like us.
3.Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
I've never met such people. I think that in most countries people are afraid to show themselves, and many people don't understand what influenced these people, why they are like that. Such people can be found in more loyal countries, such as Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain
I am more than sure that the laws of loyalty to transgender people does not violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender, but I dislike transgendering by choice. I know some people who changed their gender by their own choice, not because this is who they really are. I mean they changed their gender not because biology has decided it for them, but because some their psychological issues - that is not ok for me, but I tolerate it and don't bother.
There are two biological sexes, defined by the chromosomes you received from your parents. It is either XY, male sex, or XX, female sex. when it comes to gender, it is personal choice, but as with all personal things, it should not be thrown in everyone's face.
I treat them the same as other people. If someone is nice to me I will be nice to him no matter if qay, transgender, christian, atheist, blonde or ginger.
2. Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender?
No, I don't think so. There is only one life and if someone is going to live it in more happy way by wearing dresses and having breast I think there is nothing wrong with it.
3. Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
I have. There is actually a lot of transgender people in Poland.
When I was in Cracow once I have met a transgender woman on a party. She was wearing blonde wig and black dress with pearls, we were drinking wine and talking. I didn't find it as anything weird. She was actually very intresting person.
I think these are the same people as everyone. I just do not understand this natural or psychological phenomenon.
Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender?
I think no, they should not infringe the rights of people with the ordinary sex. I do not think that the rights of ordinary sexes will change when they are endowed with rights; they will only be like additional chapters.
Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
Met, but did not ever communicate with them.
I cannot understand those sexes "in between" though, those bigenders, agenders, i-am-a-unicorn-gender, I think they're just trying to get attention or whatever.
In my opinion, laws of loyalty to transgender people are not violating the rights of a ordinary people in any way. We should be loyal and tolerant to those persons, because they already have a lot of compications in their lives.
I'm totally ok with it. We should be more tolerant to such persons
Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender
people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender?
No, I don't think so. More like totally the opposite
3. Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
Not only I met, but I am one of them. I sexually Identify myself as an Attack Helicopter.
Ever since I was a boy I dreamed of soaring over the oilfields dropping hot sticky loads
on disgusting foreigners. People say to me that a person being a helicopter is impossible and
I'm retarded but I don't care, I'm beautiful. I'm having a plastic surgeon install rotary blades, 30 mm cannons and AMG-114 Hellfire missiles on my body. Please call me
"Apache" and respect my right to kill from above and kill needlessly. If you can't accept
me you're a heliphobe and need to check your vehicle privilege. Thank you for being so understanding
Like any other. If i don't know them, I don't care about them. If I know them, then, if they are nice to me, I am nice to them. Simple as that.
Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender?
I think that all people, of all races, genders etc. should have the same laws.
Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
I have meet people who would say they are "some fancy word here". For me it doesn't matter, just tell me what form of verbs I should use.
As long as they act normally, as they are living life that is not againist the law I treat "those" people as any other. I just don't understand why there are needed additional articles and mass media talkin' about transgender. As they are promoted as any other people why there is a need to "protect" them and popularize it? I don't really know what to think about it.
Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender?
I do think so. Transgender people now are treated like people that have more rights to their "rarity" than any other "normal" gender. I'm man and what? Nothing. Other are woman and what? Nothing. And they are transgender and what... should be nothing... Just... normal thing, we are who we are, nothing more about it.
Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
Unsual? There are: man, woman, man who want to be woman and woman who want to be man. So 2 last mentioned by me are unusual. No I never met personally none of those "unusual" people.
I have never met such type of persons yet.
In any case, I am proud that such people are not shy about expressing their individuality. And I very happy that society becomes more tolerant every year.
And I've never met anyone with unusual gender. At least I don't think so.
I don't know these rights exactly, so it's hard for me to answer this question. However, I think that such people should not have any special rights, but this is only my opinion.
I have never met (I think)
I am not quite competent in the field of law, but I don't want any laws concerning "craziness around transgender topic"to violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender. In general, laws for all people must be the same. Everyone should have the same opportunities in life regardless of sex. Of course, we now live in an interesting and dynamic world when things are changing rapidly but I hope that in the near future, this topic will not cause contradictions in society.
Yes, I have met transgender people but I don't have any transgender friends at the moment.
I believe that everyone is equal to the law and the freedom of a concrete individual ends where the freedom of the other person begins. I believe that young children should not be indoctrinated by LGBT environments, because in my opinion this can have a negative impact on their psyche. Small children are susceptible to everything.
Yes, I met people transgender. The people I met were very specific. Women who had many male traits and vice versa.
For me violating the rights of people with an ordinary gender looks like a stupid joke because we are majority. It couldn't happen by definition.
I have never met transgender person but if it happens I'll glad to go for a beer with him or her.
P. S. Now I will be a kangaroo.
(it is a cheerful joke)
I think that if transgender person do not expose that he or she changed his gender, everything should be alright.
I have met such people few times, and I didn’t felt different because they unusual gender. I behave normally as always and really enjoyed those meetings.
2. I don't know. It's hard to say if I have ever met people with unusual gender or not. We meet so many people that it is highly probably that I have met such people but I didn't know about it.
They seem a bit weird to me. I can't really understand them. However, they never harmed me or did anything that made my life worse so I don't have anything against them.
2. Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender?
I don't think so. I am rather tolerant towards other people and I expect exactly the same from them.
3. Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
No, I haven't.
I don’t think, that the laws of loyalty to transgender people are violating my rights. I think that it is actually good thing, that we can help those people to understand themselves and to live happily and freely just like others do.
I have never met such people in my life, only saw them on TV.
They are just people for me. I don't really care about it. If someone is acting normal, I treat that person normal.
2. Do you think that the laws of loyalty to transgender people violate the rights of people with an ordinary gender?
No, I think it doesn't.
3. Have you ever met people with unusual gender?
Yes, few times. I can't really say much, because I was talking with them for something like 30 minutes maybe, but they acted normal and I enjoyed the talk. As I said before - if that person is acting normal, there is nothing wrong with it.