[fido123]

Regardless of my ill-conceived example tell me why any opinion I have on trans-gendered people that isn't yours is automatically incorrect? Like I've said before I've talked to a few people experiencing this human phenomenon out of curiosity so what if I hold one of their opinions true and it differs from yours? Is it still wrong? What if I listen to how each TG person I know feels and compile their opinions, along with applicable proved facts? Your points may be a bit more valuable as I would assume you've thought about this subject a lot more, and probably more seriously, but then again I could also argue that because you're experiencing it yourself you feel entitled to bring a very strong bias to the table. In the end you are one trans-gendered individual and only you can tell us the way you feel and nobody can really say anything against that, but like you said you can't be their spokesperson, which should also mean you don't tell everybody their wrong simply cause their not trans-gendered. It seems you think I'm trying to disprove your life experiences but I'm not, I'm just saying I can have an opinion too. If this applies to gays to then you're a ****ing retard and a biggot cause I fall into that category lol.