@cmwrawcliffe@TomsTidbits@Opus_Rexx@Psychgirl211 I did but I was only able to find trans affirmative research papers. Stuff like minute regret rates improved mental health, the danger trans kids are put in my being in a transphobic environment, etc. I’ve absolutely done my own research and can cite my sources if need be
@loopylooozz@IreneNaya1@Opus_Rexx@TomsTidbits@Psychgirl211 Interpretations of preexisting data is a major field of peer reviewed research as it makes sure that potential sources of bias are removed and faulty conclusions (like your own) are not reached
@IreneNaya1@loopylooozz@Opus_Rexx@TomsTidbits@Psychgirl211 To be clear, if your next reply is not just a link to an article that shows what you’re talking about, this conversation is done and you should feel embarrassed about your inability to comprehend basic words 🙏
@IreneNaya1@loopylooozz@Opus_Rexx@TomsTidbits@Psychgirl211 Nope, I’m saying that trans women aren’t men, are included in the stats as the women that men are assaulting, and aren’t assaulting women.
Provide your study to refute me please or concede 🥺🫴
@taraxacum00@Opus_Rexx @FEmma78519 @TomsTidbits@Psychgirl211 I’m sorry, what exactly is the big flaw I’m missing here? It CAN be wrong but it’s usually not, and it’s strength stems from the creation of a scientific consensus as more and more reason is done that all supports the same point (like trans people being valid)
@TomsTidbits@cmwrawcliffe@Opus_Rexx@Psychgirl211 Lizard people have absolutely none of the same backing behind them, nor do any of the other made of strawmen that conservatives like to point to when making fun of of trans people
@TomsTidbits@cmwrawcliffe@Opus_Rexx@Psychgirl211 For the honest answer: we understand the biological and physiological backing of trans people. We understand how gender identity develops and how it can be separated from sex. We understand how allowing trans people to express their gender identity leads to better outcomes