A more simple way of making the argument for trans inclusion without logic chopping would be: how could God, whom the scriptures describe as pure Love and Goodness itself, and who was revealed as a healer in Christ,
Monk who loves the Song of Songs and likens himself to a Bride of God and occasionally refers to himself as a mother but who deeeefinitely doesn’t *actually* want to be a woman
Personally I never fit in with guys and I think I sorta always longed for female friendships but didn’t know how to as a “guy” so I just ended up super awkward in middle school/ highschool… I do have some masculine interests but socialization wouldn’t be one per se
If accepting myself as trans was the discovery of Newtonian physics then realizing I should just dress like a tomboy instead of boymoding is the more refined Einstenian physics
Not only do I often give the tickets faces like :+) or ^_^ but if we’re slow I stagger “67” into the cycle of numbers and they usually laugh, and if they react in a big way, I say “well it’s gotta happen to someone…”
Also since a lot of us were raised as men we may often have masculine interests and aspects to our overall personality, so it can be an effective way to express your gender identity in a specific niche of womanhood. Examples from Pintrest:
HOW TO DRESS LIKE A TOMBOY:
•wear your bra under a wifebeater (default= white but you can do anything)
•or do theoretically any layered fit
•wear any button up shirt over this
•ideally flannels or stripy shirts (male or female ones depending on your vibe but ideally female)
Pros: Tomboys are already associated with masculinity so if you have masculine features it provides better plausible deniability than being a “man in a dress” to cis people. Kinda low voice? Kinda masculine face? “Oh I’m a tomboy I understand the confusion” (works within reason)
Dressing like a tomboy is my style. I feel like I’ve split the atom coming up with my current setup (I stole it from a cute tomboy in my oceanography class) ( I hope she talks to me)
Furthermore and lastly, the transphobic negation of this question is ironically almost gnostic. Your basic instincts are evil and worldly, even though the same basic instinct of gender identity isn’t considered evil and worldly for cis people.
A more simple way of making the argument for trans inclusion without logic chopping would be: how could God, whom the scriptures describe as pure Love and Goodness itself, and who was revealed as a healer in Christ,
why would God be against someone’s purest state integration especially if it is not for anything selfish or evil, but for their own mental health, or even better, for the building up of His Kingdom? /5