SpokenTruth said:
And where is the psychology behind that? You are describing a purely physical attribute, not a mixed physical and psychological one as gender identity is. An obese person cannot identify as muscular the same way one can identify as a gender because there is not a psychological factor. A transgender psychologically feels like and psychologically functions like the gender they are identifying with. |
"And where is the psychology behind that? You are describing a purely physical attribute, not a mixed physical and psychological one as gender identity is"
how would it be different? I'm saying the fat man feels like a muscular man inside and wants to identify as one despite not having that body type
just like how a man may claim he feels like a woman inside and wants to identify as one despite not having that body type
"An obese person cannot identify as muscular the same way one can identify as a gender because there is not a psychological factor."
so a fat man and a muscular man have less similarities psychologically than a biological male and a biological female?
"A transgender psychologically feels like and psychologically functions like the gender they are identifying with."
why would you presume that this can only occur with gender?
I can't honestly say that I've seen a case like this, but I get the idea that if I was to start digging I'd find something
regardless I'm presenting this as a hypothetical