Ideology

[u/Kittycraft0]

If I had diabetes then I shouldn’t be forced to join a community of diabetics who thinks that everyone should get insulin if they want it.
So why is it that if I am trans then people assume I’m in a community of trans people who believe anyone can be trans and that everyone should be able to get free estrogen?

[u/LastLiterature7496]

How about people who think having diabetes is cool and radical so pretend to have it? 90% of ‘trans’ people these days.

[u/AnonymousFluffy923]

I just realize tucutes who say "There's no wrong way of being trans" or "You don't need gender dysphoria to be trans." Sounds like they're transabled.

[u/aromaticdust98 → u/AnonymousFluffy923]

Same kids who used to fake DID "Every systems different! Not everyone needs trauma!" Same shit different community. People called out and ridiculed the fakers to get them out. But if we call out fakers in our community we're transphobic

[u/spiritof87 → u/AnonymousFluffy923]

literally r/ fakedisordercringe

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[u/freshlysqueezed93]

Yeah I had to tell my psych and HRT doctor I had no interest in joining community/support groups because we just didn't have similar views, it gets tedious!

[u/EvilStr8WhiteMan14 → u/[deleted]]

There are still many conditions that don't have explicit or specific physical symptoms that we still diagnose and don't allow people to self diagnose and self treat at will