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I meant the maybe to be part of the statement since I am not so sure about the born thing. However, I do know that those transgenders aren't born that way.
Do some research. Transgender people are born trans.
Transgenders are mentally ill. How are they going to fight and protect our country if they can't even identify what gender they are?
Being trans doesn't mean you don't know what gender you are. It means you are sure of your gender, and you are sure it's not a gender that society finds acceptable in relation to your biological sex.
What a shock. I guess wearing heels to your first day of bootcamp will now be in vogue.
"The Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN), which pushed to end the military’s gay ban, is urging President Obama to sign an executive order prohibiting discrimination based on “gender identity.”
The intent of the far left has always been to destroy the finest military on the planet. Sadly it looks like the sexual deviants are achieving their goal.
Being trans doesn't mean you don't know what gender you are. It means you are sure of your gender, and you are sure it's not a gender that society finds acceptable in relation to your biological sex.
Investigation of genetics, gonads, genitalia or hormone level of transsexuals has not, so far, produced any results that explain their status [1,2]. In experimental animals, however, the same gonadal hormones that prenatally determine the morphology of the genitalia also influence the morphology and function of the brain in experimental animals in a sexually dimorphic fashion [6,7]. This led to the hypothesis that sexual differentiation of the brain in transsexuals might not have followed the line of sexual differentiation of the body as a whole. In the past few years, several anatomical differences in relation to sex and sexual orientation have been observed in the human hypothalamus (see [6] for a review), but so far no neuroanatomical investigations have been made in relation to the expression of cross-gender identity (transsexuality).
Here's just one article that points to transsexuality being a result of the hormones in utero affecting both the brain and the gonads, but affecting each one to a different degree, and thus leading to a mismatch in gender identity and organ makeup.
There are tons of other articles online that I can't access cause I use a screen reader. (This is the only one I could find in a format I can read.) Feel free to do some research yourself.
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