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>>5883526

All we can do is prohibit hons, isn't it?

why are women such crybabies?

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>>5883526
>s/he will never be your g/bf

it makes me sad too

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>>5883526
The "info" is already out, as evidenced by the rucus each time a state/city try to pass a bathroom bill (either pro or against, in fact).

Didn't listen to all the stories, but it seems in each case the acts were illegal regarless of gender identity ("but i'm trans" = not a viable defense). As to whether it was a "faciliting" factor, in some stories it could be (thinking of the various bathroom voyeurism charges), but arguably for a majority, the perpetrator could have committed them regardless.

But basically we can do nothing, as there is bound to be enough batshit crazy trannies (even among young transitioner) to make a disparaging youtube montage.

Maybe the best strategy is not to try to fight the negative directly, but to indirectly better the image of the minority. Like making it possible to transition young(er) (-> more passer -> better image to the public, as shallow as it sounds), blend easier (eg. legal gender marker change), or on a personal level, working on one's (public) achievement.

A foundation which would fund worthy activism/lobbyism for that goal is ideal (though it would appears very unpolitically correct as it would explicitly exclude the late transitioner - maybe keep a low profile and just give money to other actors). I know I would donate to a charity like that (but probably keep it secret).