@quarkedd@jakethemighty The cool thing js that we don’t have a unified definition of a species. We can’t see how different dinosaurs interbred, for example, and we can’t even say that asexual microbes breed!
@CrunchAlias i mean you can mix em and say “anybody can call themselves whatever they want and we should respect that as long as they don’t harm others”
@r1zzidentevilll because the way we currently perceive gender defines genitalia. If societal concepts of gender just meant who wore dresses and who wore suits, that’s what people would express themselves with.
@radicalmortis Your point would be accurate IF transgender women were afforded the social status of “the man”. The status of “the woman” is too pure for them or whatever, but they are not given the social status of men. It’s more akin to how gay men are treated in social conservatism.
@mewnoelle Nah, it’s not too late. The results will be different than if you had started earlier, but the panoply of presentation in cis women means that you’re almost guaranteed to pass at the same level as some cis women.
@LemmyLeftists@Lauren253615540@nixxnop@LilithLovett there’s a reason that there’s a 41% suicide rate for trans people who are not allowed to pursue their chosen gender. It’s because the options are “happier and less safe daughter” or “miserable, suicidal, and eventually nearly a coinflip of being dead son”.
@LemmyLeftists@nixxnop@LilithLovett no they aren’t, hun. Have you followed a trans kid as they went through the HRT approval process? I have, and never once were they urged to transition.
@DiodLeAnarchist@TransAndMerican It doesn’t socially spread, though? Acceptance of it grants people the ability to come out that would not have otherwise.
@Altermerea@BriskittyBackup they were a minority group, yes! the fact that they were an ethnoreligious minority doesn’t affect their status as victims of genocide, as I’m fairly certain genocide doesn’t require any specific grounds to be committed along, just a differentiable “other” group
@Altermerea@BriskittyBackup no, genocide works for that, too. German jews in the 30s and early 40s were still nationals of Germany, but it’s considered genocide.
@TVHEAD3@femwitness another person’s stem cells would(i believe) have the same difficulties implanting in a person as another person’s liver would. However, the difficulty is not “putting a vagina in a male host” as the human body is NOT that picky with what goes in it as long as genes are the same.
@TVHEAD3@femwitness this is interesting, actually! Your body doesn’t have real “sex” markers in the genome, like it has markers that reject tissue from other people in organ transplants. If it was cultivated from your own tissue and had proper bloodflow, your body would accept it easily!
@femwitness@pssspssskitty okay but you do understand that a large part of medicine is adapting what we have for one population and adding it to another, right? Botox isn’t just cosmetic, for example. It’s a shame that HRT is so associated with trans people, but trans people don’t do that. Transphobes do.
@DegesVojta@anthycuute No shit, x implies x. The point of such research is to discover why x is true, and what can be done to make the fact of x a more socially beneficial fact(in this case, a lower suicide rate).
@neatoshin genuinely this is why not a soul alive outside of my family is aware i’m a girl until i pass absolutely perfectly. praying to whatever god there is for ya, twin
@terfinaa@voiceoverRYA i mean yes? Taxes are paid to the government for the government to do with it as it decides. Ideally, the government puts the money towards services that increase the wellbeing of those that receive those services, which should include BOTH cis and trans female care, ALWAYS.