Hannah Mouncey

[Thryleon]

Perhaps the movement has some 'questionable' people jumping on board, but i wouldn't go that far exactly.

How about people who are born with both bits? What side of the fence do we put them?

Its not as simple as you describe....but its not as complex as some make out either.

These people are hermaphrodite.  They don't fit into the transgender construct.

To a degree, yes. But there are many folks who choose to fight and sometimes it is these folks who are catalysts for social change or force science to research/experiment further. We should respect the choice of the individual.

For my own part, yes, I accept I have PTSD and understand that it can't be magically waved away, but I am always on the alert for other ways to deal with it... so, yes, I 'roll with the punches' but don't surrender. Again, it's not an either/or. You can accept AND fight.

(not sure I would be putting transgenderism in with MS, MND, aspbergers (autism), cancer and the like, it aint a disease... not sure autism is either, but that's another discussion entirely).

I'm not putting transgender into that category.

I'm putting diseases and disorders, in the realm of the unchangeable.  You can fight it all you like but you can't change what's a part of you.

Sex or gender is unchangeable.  Hannah can get surgery but she will always be a male.  This isn't healthy.  Shouldn't be encouraged and the statistics are damning regarding the prospects of trans people once they undergo reassignment surgery.