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Name:John Constantine Nickname: Hellblazer Gender: Male Age:30s Clan: Kisei[Full Wizard|Ravenclaw] Looks: Blonde-haired and blue-eyed, John has a slim but muscular build, a rugged face with messy facial hair and fair-skinned. Hiis hair often sits uncombed atop his head. Often described as...

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You don't need to rehash the arguments you've made before, but YOU'RE the one that brought up those arguments again. This conversation started from you saying psychology was a failed science, a BRAND NEW argument, and then YOU brought up those old arguments again when I responded. What a slow...

I like when you're challenged, you move the goal posts so much. "Psychology is a failed science." -Response proving you wrong "Yeah, well transgender is a mental illness." -Response proving you wrong "You can't completely change gender anyways." You might actually form good arguments if...

Because a mental illness is a condition that causes a certain amount of distress inherently. Meaning: 1. The has to cause disruption of the most necessary of day-to-day activities(e.g., someone with schizophrenia being unable to leave bed for days and get to work, feed themselves, maintain...

Because it's a diverse field. While there are many who disagree, there are many more who agree, vastly so. The argument that a field of science is a failure because many disagree is a very stupid one, because every field of science have people who disagree.

Psychology is a failed field? Then I wonder what the basis of your oh-so irrefutable and absolute opinions are. Probably from your own gut-feelings that are superior to hundreds if not thousands of researchers who work with empirical evidence on the subjects for decades, right?

You never refuted any points or made solid ones of your own. See how meaninglessly easy that is? Ofc you'd believe your own swill.

The arguments about psychology and basic English, I could understand, but even a joke is lost to you?

This must be a post written in invisible ink, cause it definitely can't be seen in this thread

It tickles me when people say "It's just semantics." Like, you realize that English is a living language, right? Meaning that it's still changing and evolving. Do you have any idea how many words mean something now while meaning something entirely different? The word "nice" used to mean...

Correlation=/=causation applies to all walks of life, not just economics dawg. Also, lol at you thinking that all LGBT people are pedophiles, and that being LGBT is what caused those who committed sexual assault to do so. Your argument is chock full of ignorance. That's ***, not gender. No...

Do you actually think being LGBT is the cause of that trend? If correlation=/=causation is a concept that's lost on you, you definitely can't talk on this subject. Gender is the range of characteristics pertaining to, and differentiating between, masculinity and femininity. Depending on the...

Oh you're referring to being perpetrators? I suggest you take a gander at "correlation doesn't equal causation" then. Just look up the definition of "gender." As I clearly said in my post, when the terms are approached with their distinctions(***=biological traits; gender=expression of ***)...

But by your logic, cis heterosexuals have it worse due to making up a larger percentage of sexul assault. Edit: Also, this isn't even an inherent distress that comes with being transsexual. The argument that society mistreating a group of people based on a characteristic they share means that...

If members of the LGBT community makes up 40% of assaults, who makes up the other 60%? Hence why there is therapy/hormone therapy that comes along with it. When did I imply this? Societal discrimination plays a large role in the distress they experience. Gender dysphoria and being...

Key phrase here. While this most certainly warrants more study and research to find the cause, or as precise an estimation as possible, it doesn't actually warrant being transgender in of itself as the reason. Even the guess cited as the most probable is an external, social one. Access to...

Except they aren't. You say this like it's inherent to being transgender when that isn't case, and there are many who don't experience any more distress than the average non-transgendered person when they have access to the treatment. When did I say anything about treatment being covered by...

Your problem is that you're using transgender and gender dysphoria interchangeably.