It's waaaaaaaaay more socially acceptable even over the last decade
Gender dysphoria a little different, but it isn't actually up 3000% in terms of actual cases.
Just like the % of population that is gay hasn't changed at all really, people are just not keeping their mouth shut about/suppressing it anymore
That kind of change obviously is more a result of normalize/society, as oppose to society creating more individuals like itSo you are saying the increases across the board are just genetic in nature and have nothing to do with social phenomenon?
I don't really care either way (and I definitely don't care what Kohl's does when the cats out of the bag anyway) but this seems clearly wrong to me. Once you normalize this stuff and say gender is just a social construct, of course the numbers are going to spike amongst confused adolescents.
Guess it depends how you wanna define gender dysphoria or trans or post-op surgery (I realize some of it is just cool labeling that people grow out of fast) but the increase is rather rapid and exponential.
When Shrier uses the term “craze,” she means it in the scientific sense. Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria (ROGD) is what Dr. Lisa Littman calls a “social contagion,” and it primarily impacts young girls. Just a short time ago, only .002% to .003% of girls in the U.S. identified as transgender. Now, it is up to 2%, and Shrier told me that she believes the rate has spiked by thousands of percentage points (in the UK, the number of girls identifying as trans has risen by over 4000%). Most trans-identified youth used to be males—that has reversed. In 2016, for example, girls accounted for 46% of sex reassignment surgeries in the U.S. One year later, that number had spiked to 70%.
The Transgender Craze is Creating Thousands of Young Victims
Abigail Shrier's new book details the damage done to young girls.www.theamericanconservative.com
People honestly think none of this has to do with environmental factors? Think we can probably use common sense and determine everyone isn't just "living their truth" from a genetic perspective.
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That kind of change obviously is more a result of normalize/society, as oppose to society creating more individuals like it
I think homosexuality is 100% nature, think transgenderism is more of a gray area fwiw
I think gender dysphoria is harder to identify and we know less about it in general. I think a lot of the surge in it is from social stigma starting to ware off about it.Why isn't gender dysphoria up 3000%? That article has it in that range.
No one was trans or didn't know their gender 15 years ago, of course it is up many multiples like 20-40x. Post-op surgery is up huge as well even though that is still a small # of trans I believe.
And why do you think homosexuality is 100% nature but trans is more gray? Honestly, that just sounds like some shit that feels good to say. One has been normalized, the other still feels like mental illness and probably grosses you out a bit. But I'd guess it tracks closer in terms of some of it is nature, some of it is environmental/lifestyle than that for both.
I think gender dysphoria is harder to identify and we know less about it in general. I think a lot of the surge in it is from social stigma starting to ware off about it.
In terms of sexuality, I think there are factors that influence your overall sex life (like if you watch porn, for example), but the way you're wired in terms of if you're attracted to your own sex, the opposite sex, both etc is something that can't be changed. People may not act on it though out of shame, for religious reasons, etc
Also btwWhy isn't gender dysphoria up 3000%? That article has it in that range.
No one was trans or didn't know their gender 15 years ago, of course it is up many multiples like 20-40x. Post-op surgery is up huge as well even though that is still a small # of trans I believe.
And why do you think homosexuality is 100% nature but trans is more gray? Honestly, that just sounds like some shit that feels good to say. One has been normalized, the other still feels like mental illness and probably grosses you out a bit. But I'd guess it tracks closer in terms of some of it is nature, some of it is environmental/lifestyle than that for both.
I don't know/care how companies should deal with this marketing wise, I mean people are a part of the general population, can't really just totally ignore them or sweep it under the rug, we're not Ugunda or even Russia. But seems like we're not using common sense to say it is all genetic/nature.
There are people who are confused in their early years but that doesn’t change who they actually areI agree if you grow up in rural Iowa and being gay might get you pelted with rocks after school, that is probably something you 100% cannot control because who would choose that? But in a lot of big urban areas/schools, it is pushed pretty aggressively now and an easy wagon to hitch yourself to if you're a confused person or had trauma growing up, etc.......I think most LGBT advocates wouldn't even disagree with that, they would just say who cares? It is not an inferior lifestyle.
Would Av, Bozz, or crude like to respond to this.If it’s all nature/no nurture then why is gender dysphoria up like 3000% last 10 years or whatever the # is?
People dunno their own biological gender anymore, this just happened? Something in the water? Cmon
Sorry, I was out all afternoon having (winning) fun at the racetrack. I guess at least two of you have taken a stab at answering this since it was posted.Would Av, Bozz, or crude like to respond to this.
I'd be interested in any intelligent response you can muster up. I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd like to hear you respond to Pats1283.