Nature designed it. You manipulate it with basically protege. Ask a transgender if she gets orgasm and how she gets wet. The truth is hard. Amputate the cock for a pussy protege. Think about it.

I rest my case out of respect for the forum and i am in a situation where i will go against the rules and i dont want that. I happily agree to disagree

I don't think anyone is trying to promote or suppress it here.

The OP is all about trying to understand it.

Atypical sexuality has been around as long as humans have. It's present in the animal kingdom, too. For those reasons I don't buy your idea that transgenderism is the result of parents failing their kids in modern western culture.

What? What is logic other than the exercise of the mind to make sense of what is perceived? Our scientific theories are all about understanding the phenomena we observe, when a theory is tested multiple times and consistently gets the results predicted by the theory then the theory  is shown to be a good explanation for what is being obsevered.

You also have it backwards. Most of the time people are mistaken because they are using flawed and limited instruments (the human senses) to perceive reality. Since the instruments are flawed then usually perceptions are mistaken to one degree or another. And then there's the fact that a lot of people's brains are operating sub-optimally or even are somewhat broken, so the processing of the data that is received through imperfect instruments adds another layer of error into our perception of the world. So the reality we individually perceive is only our interpretation of reality not the objective reality. But also that reality is the reality for us because we cannot perceive anything differently. And yes, your opinion of reality is irrelevant to me unless I perceive that opinion as enhancing and improving my own understanding of reality. If your opinion doesn't do that then it is very much worthless, to me.

One does not only feel things, one knows and understands things too. However within the confines of your own perception of self, feeling is the same as knowing. If I am in a male body, but I feel female then I am female and how my body appears is either not relevant or it is a source of frustration because it does not match my sense of self.

Gender displacement is a real, legitimate thing, where a person's brain can be emotionally wired like a girl/boy, but be in the wrong body. For these instances, psychologists will typically concede and prescribe hormone treatment, coupled with gender therapy before eventually leading to reassignment surgery.

However, it is an exceedingly RARE legitimate thing.

More than the lion's share of all of these "transgenders" or whatever some of the "more special" ones want to call themselves can be filed into three categories; deviants, attention seekers, and those suffering from identity crisis.

Deviants are those who do so to attain some sort of sexual pleasure. Many of these types don't actually go through with any operation outside of breast augmentation, since many would rather stave off the more permanent decisions. Attention Seekers (by far, the most common) are the ones that began coining terms like "otherkin". These are not real things, and are typically just ways for the person in question to be special. And then there are those suffering from an identity crisis. They try to escape who they are or don't want to be, and what easier way to do that than to change your gender?

So it's a legitimate thing, yes. But odds are if you think you are one... You're probably not.

Explains why Rachel Dolezal was so warmly embraced.....

You can't see the double standards?