But I'm telling you

Biologically speaking

It doesn't

The "quota" of males has changed

But then we arise to an issue

Phil starts changing his appearance and the way he speaks to match the modern "female"

No harm

He's wearing make-up, and he's trying on clothing that is typically for females

And psychologically, he's pushing away the fact that he is biologically male

He starts cross-dressing, and enduring surgeries

Changing his hormones

Taking pills he should have to take

And he starts to throw away what it means to be "male".

So he places himself into this "female" mindset

Alright

Yes

Yes

He goes to a doctor

Or to a health practitioner

Or to a group that is meant to help females in society

Medically-speaking, he will have to "pause" that mindset of being a female socially-speaking, and re-acknowledge he is a male biologically

No matter what surgeries he has done to his body and ect

That's like a bullet in the head

Because it's literally living his life thinking one way, and then having to enter into that stage of realization every single time he goes to a doctor

be it for a check-up

or a surgery

Or anything

Now

For the female groups

Sports, leadership, social gatherings ect

Many of the girls will not accept him

Many of these woman will dislike him

Why?

because these females had to live in a certain way

And all Phil had to do was go through surgeries and ect

So it's like a spit on the face for them

Go ahead

I

*I'd disagree

But there is a substantial difference between male and female

That can not be ignored

They've done studies where they have males and females think of a positive and a negative impact in their life for 5 minutes

And then they have them look at a hill and guess how steep the hill was

Females with a positive impact saw the hill as shorter and likewise, those with a negative saw it steeper

But there was something off with the males

Really really off

There was almost no difference

Between the positive and the negative

Because males and females are different psychologically and therefore will take different moments in their lives differently

If males are psychologically-speaking "tougher" to keep the same mental stance during both positive and negative impacts

But females aren't

isn't it insulting to have a male become "female" and attempt to join this group?

The study was done with people age 16-60

Even Gen Z children

think the same way

But for the past 10 years

Our society has been heavily changing

I'd disagree

I live with 4 generations of my family

And I know they don't represent the whole world

But they've lived in many of the largest cities in the US

New York, Miami, ect

And they can attest to the fact that everything has changed EXCEPTIONALLY

But even they dislike the idea of men and women changing their genders and acting as if they are part of that biological group

When women support women

It's because they physically and psychologically understand each other through literal biological changes they can all relate to, and common experiences

It's the same thing for men

if you want to go ahead and change the way you work in life

Example

Being a male, but liking to do more "feminine" things

That's fine

But to go ahead and "change your gender" in the process

That's an issue.

Because by changing your gender

You're stating you're part of that group

You know their experiences

You can do what they do

No matter what

It's the same thing with races and ethnicities

I'm Latino

Because of men don't know they're transgenders

When you get breast implants and a vagina surgery

And cover yourself with makeup, it's no wonder a man will think you're female

Hold on

He needs to learn to wait

Here is my final point

Men and Women are equal in regards to worth. Biologically-speaking they are different, and that will cause them to act differently, experience different things, and ect. The most we should do as a society is focus on the "individual", not whether they are male and female. Because when you attempt to "join a group" like that, it destroys the experiences of those you're attempting to join. No longer is it females being harassed, it's females AND transgender males, and that takes away from the females who had to go through it alone

ESPECIALLY since the man CHOSE to be defined as a "woman"

If I as a Latino tried to relate to the black population and call myself "black", that would be an insult to them

Because my experiences have no correlation to what they endure

But it's not the same

black people stay with black people

because from the moment they were born

and as they were raised

they had to think through a certain mindset

and here comes Latino Bandito

Saying he's black

that he understands blacks

I'm speaking in US terms

But there is an average