The MEDICAL terminology for Trans is Transgender…
Not transvestite or cross-dresser.
Wrong! Transgender is NOT a medical term.
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The MEDICAL terminology for Trans is Transgender…
Not transvestite or cross-dresser.
In that case you're referring to gender identification which is total bullshit.The MEDICAL terminology for Trans is Transgender…
Not transvestite or cross-dresser.
I reread @Life Hawk post. His post was in-line with the thread. Where do you see that he is wrong?
In this case I think your outrage is misplaced.
Tell that to John HopkinsWrong! Transgender is NOT a medical term.
Tell that to John Hopkins
Transgender Health Care
The following health concerns are relevant to many transgender and gender-expansive people (sometimes called gender non-binary or gender non-conforming). While these issues may not apply to everyone, they are important for everyone and their health providers to consider.www.hopkinsmedicine.org
They're talking about male/female. Sex is the most significant category of human categorization there is. It has all kinds of medical and social implications.We can agree to disagree on this one.
"In retrospect... look at the political land scape... is it even good sense to expect something different in this area, when we cannot define something as simple as a male/female."
"At least one member of SCOTUS was stumped by that question. Pretty damn scary if you ask me."
Both of these comments are talking about transgender people and have frankly nothing to do with the subject at hand but whatever, I'll stop hijacking the thread
I think the definition is mentally ill.The MEDICAL terminology for Trans is Transgender…
Not transvestite or cross-dresser.
I think the definition is mentally ill.
As I said.....mentally ill. This is being taken advantage of by the left. Trying to normalize crazy.[EXTERNAL LINK] - Expert Q&A: Gender Dysphoria).
"Transgender is a non-medical term that has been used increasingly since the 1990s as an umbrella term describing individuals whose gender identity (inner sense of gender) or gender expression (outward performance of gender) differs from the sex or gender to which they were assigned at birth. Some people who use this term do not consider themselves as matching a binary gender category of either strictly male or female. In addition, new terms such as gender non-conforming, genderqueer, bigendered, and agendered are increasingly in use."