I pity them. Trannies are people who need mental help, and are victims of a society who have given up on them so completely that it was decided that the best way to "help" them is to humor their fantasies and send them down a far more destructive path.
The problem with the trans community is that those with fetishes entered and are running wild, trying to remove all barriers, introspection, reality, and shoving others inside who don't have the knowledge to determine what they actually want / is best for them. They're the equivalent of those trying to remove the age of consent (and enough times the exact same people). With that said, I think that there are those who transitioning (to some degree) might really be the best path, but should only be done with the full understanding of the severity, and all the related issues, including the knowledge of those who regret transitioning.
For vegans, there's the joke: "How do you know someone's a vegan? They tell you." The unsaid inverse of that is "How do you know someone's a good vegan? You don't. They don't tell you." The same is often true for many things, unfortunately. It's even true for people with a normal diet against vegans; there are a lot of those who have to let vegans know what they think of them, regardless of any prompting or consideration or for those on the other side.
I pity them. Trannies are people who need mental help, and are victims of a society who have given up on them so completely that it was decided that the best way to "help" them is to humor their fantasies and send them down a far more destructive path.
Vegans are just assholes.
The problem with the trans community is that those with fetishes entered and are running wild, trying to remove all barriers, introspection, reality, and shoving others inside who don't have the knowledge to determine what they actually want / is best for them. They're the equivalent of those trying to remove the age of consent (and enough times the exact same people). With that said, I think that there are those who transitioning (to some degree) might really be the best path, but should only be done with the full understanding of the severity, and all the related issues, including the knowledge of those who regret transitioning.
For vegans, there's the joke: "How do you know someone's a vegan? They tell you." The unsaid inverse of that is "How do you know someone's a good vegan? You don't. They don't tell you." The same is often true for many things, unfortunately. It's even true for people with a normal diet against vegans; there are a lot of those who have to let vegans know what they think of them, regardless of any prompting or consideration or for those on the other side.