@t_dorian87601@Slatzism Yes. I don't believe they can change their biology. But I do believe they can live out the gender they are in the brain. I have a lot of experience with this, but I have a feeling you are not going to take my answer to your question seriously since you do not like me.
It's a complicated feeling. I had the world once, but my sexuality got in the way of it. She was genuinely everything I had ever dreamed of in a person, but it ended up just not working out. She was someone who could just look at me and *get* me. She's in a relationship with this new girl I barely know. I'm technically with someone I'm sexually compatible with but she was someone who made me feel most likely myself. I wrestle a lot with these feelings and I sometimes wonder what would happen if we tried again. I don't know.
I don't need someone to necessarily affirm me, but if they want me to talk to them about it I'd rather not be misgendered while trying to explain my side. I don't mind to talk to you, but I don't want to be insulted while I am trying to talk about something that is a rather vulnerable topic for me.
@t_dorian87601@Slatzism From what the OP says, there is no son. It seems that you might be confused on that one. And the fact that you are refusing to show love and acceptance toward this woman shows me that you do not understand a mother's love either.
@JCC31925@McCarthyist2 I am honestly a little hesitant to speak with you about this because I am genuinely unsure if this is going to be a "but you're a biological x y z" situation, and in order to have an honest and open conversation I would really like to know that we're talking in good faith.