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I agree with this. It’s protecting the integrity of women’s sports. Men and women’s bodies are made differently and men generally have the physical advantage.
Just has to be tough for transgender people because what they feel mentally is opposite of what is going on physically. It has to be a difficult place to be sometimes.
I agree with this. It’s protecting the integrity of women’s sports. Men and women’s bodies are made differently and men generally have the physical advantage.
Just has to be tough for transgender people because what they feel mentally is opposite of what is going on physically. It has to be a difficult place to be sometimes.
So you only believe in 47 genders when it’s convenient??
It's funny that we never hear about transgender males being an issue in men's sports. That's because they don't stand a chance in hell at competing with real men, no matter how much testosterone they're on.
I agree with this. It’s protecting the integrity of women’s sports. Men and women’s bodies are made differently and men generally have the physical advantage.
Just has to be tough for transgender people because what they feel mentally is opposite of what is going on physically. It has to be a difficult place to be sometimes.
Women who are into sports are generally physically superior to most men.
I agree with this. It’s protecting the integrity of women’s sports. Men and women’s bodies are made differently and men generally have the physical advantage.
Just has to be tough for transgender people because what they feel mentally is opposite of what is going on physically. It has to be a difficult place to be sometimes.
I also agree with it related to sports.
I do not think that Transgender people should be discriminated against with regards to medical benefits, marriage, or using a bathroom. That stuff is all blatant anti-Trans agenda, but I think it's fair to expect someone to give up competitive, gender-specific sports. Let's forget about their trans-gender status for a minute, and just look at all the hormone therapy and other medications and operations they had to endure to get to be a legit woman. To go through all that, I would assume, should disqualify them under anti-doping terms.
Honestly, I'd prefer to see that angle taken. Really I don't care about their identity, that is a personal matter. But it's not right to compete when you have an advantage that everyone else is banned from.
Very tough situation, and this is one of the only related issues where I might be viewed as Anti-Trans (which I am not).
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