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What are old-school transsexuals?
They are the ones who made it into the media, or the front of a tabloid, the ones who had the juicy details of surgery that made people wince or cross their legs while reading it.... clickbait, before there was anything to click.
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Here's the trick...
If you had surgery you could be called a transsexual....
If you didnt, you couldnt...
So we are not comparing people, we are comparing outcomes.
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One is prepared to die for surgery, the other isnt.
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The other trans woman didnt get surgery, she suffers more intense GD for the rest of her life and is called illegitimate in her identity.
hardly seems fair.
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I bet you a thousand people together couldnt name more than 10 pre 1990.
With checkable surgery.
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Some people literally pretend more trans surgeries happened in the past!!
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It has always been a blurred mush of different manifestations of gendered identities.
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Its in our consciousness and its in our psyche.
How people interpret that and other frameworks of anthropology, sociology, culture... individually... with bodily autonomy to seek peace of mind, is absolutely nobody else's business.
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They love the 'queer bashings' of anyone who didnt try to pass as cis.
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Not a damn thing.
The cis community, the trans community....whatever labels were used.....human diversity is the same today, as it was 100 years ago, and 1000 years ago.
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The vast majority are also taking hormones, which cause real physical changes.
That is a fact.
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For those, surgery for themselves, would bring no extra peace. So why should they have surgery to make transphobic cis people happy?
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