Hum Humina
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First, in real life, I do if I have to and can't find a workaround, but it does directly hurt me, which you appear to think is acceptable damage when dealing with people of trans. I, on the other hand, do not think harming myself emotionally is a great idea. I have too many crazy people in my family whose perceptions of reality are genuinely not rooted in reality (literally crazy, and that's an understatement) to subject myself to the reality distortion field on a voluntary basis if I can avoid it.You're not hurting anyone directly by doing it and could make someone's day, even if you have your disagreements
Also, we got into this mess because of be kind thinking reenforcing it through blind affirmation, (especially when it comes to kids). When it was gatekept and a rare last resort, that was one thing. I can still grudgingly see it as palliative care for intractable cases, maybe. Emphasis on the maybe.
I have known more trans umbrella people than most people, as someone who spent half her adult life enmeshed in before I hit peak and still has to deal with it in real life. My trans friends who were from the gatekeeping before times are much happier and more adjusted than those from the anything goes era.
Sure, the anything goes ones claim to be happy, but it's painfully obvious that they've just latched on to another maladaptive coping mechanism and are being enabled by the medical and mental health community instead of actually working on their shit. Especially the female ones.
Not just the young ones; there may be a hell of a lot more girls and very young women doing it, but in geek communities where the 'tism is disproportionate, it's become a midlife crisis thing. One day, someone you know well enough to know it is as sudden as it seems gets the notion she's a dude or an enby, next thing you know, it's sad beard, bald head, frog voice, and zipper tits time, all with a side of health issues.
Dysphoria has lost all meaning at this point. What they describe isn't what would have been diagnosed as it even fifteen years ago, but their doctors are handing out hormones and scheduling breast chops. And yes, cross-sex hormones do make a lot of people feel happy, but so does cocaine.