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<blockquote data-quote="Doublestandards" data-source="post: 6087669" data-attributes="member: 110123">I have no idea, way out of my wheel house. I just know that there is a small group of humans whose brain identify with a different gender as their body.But my point is, as you pointed out, we’ve seen chemicals change the biological sex of creaturesPeople say that trans people should identify as the sex they have physically, and not what they identify with.So if your body is physically changed and does not align with what you identify with in your brain, should you change to match your physical body?If this were to happen to you, as it happened to the frogs, and biologically you are now a woman, but your brain stayed the same and just as you have felt like a man all your life and you still feel as a man now, despite your body not matching, will you continue dressing, acting and identifying as a man, or will you defy your brain and change to match your physical body and start identifying as a woman?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doublestandards, post: 6087669, member: 110123"] I have no idea, way out of my wheel house. I just know that there is a small group of humans whose brain identify with a different gender as their body. But my point is, as you pointed out, we’ve seen chemicals change the biological sex of creatures People say that trans people should identify as the sex they have physically, and not what they identify with. So if your body is physically changed and does not align with what you identify with in your brain, should you change to match your physical body? If this were to happen to you, as it happened to the frogs, and biologically you are now a woman, but your brain stayed the same and just as you have felt like a man all your life and you still feel as a man now, despite your body not matching, will you continue dressing, acting and identifying as a man, or will you defy your brain and change to match your physical body and start identifying as a woman? [/QUOTE]

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