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One_Life_To_Give

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7. Yes and No
Tue Apr 10, 2012, 02:57 PM
Apr 2012

Transgender is a broad term and we are not monolithic in our response/views. The five year old boy trying to cut her genitals off with a pair of nail clippers. Probably will never be satisfied short of SRS and the sooner the better. On the other hand there are many of us who incorporate parts of both and neither. And society, including parts of the trans community, exerts a pressure on us to be one or the other. Inevitably that means some of us from the middle ground elect the full TS/SRS route while others of us remain hidden in our assigned place.

Note: When I see talk of radical Feminist and Transphobia. This generally to me means the Michigan Women's Festival and Women born Women. It's a sore spot with the trans community.

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