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Topic	Should a person be able to think of themselves as any adult age they want?
Choco 07/01/20 11:00:29 AM #10:	joe40001 posted... It's interesting, my roommate is super super super trans-friendly. Like to him the transgender thing is 100% solved and anybody who doesn't get it is a bigot. When I told him "you know a lot of my mental issues go away if I think of myself as younger, kinda like identify to myself that I'm a different age." He was like "huh, so like trans-age? That's not a real thing though." well to be fair he's right. people are trans because of their brain chemistry, which differs between men and women. whereas your age is just your age. your brain's age is literally your age. --- http://error1355.com/ce/Choco.html Choco is dead. Feel free to join him. <cite>Choco posted [p:941521381] in Should a p... [t:78816590]...</cite> <quote>joe40001 posted... </cite> <quote>It's interesting, my roommate is super super super trans-friendly. Like to him the transgender thing is 100% solved and anybody who doesn't get it is a bigot. When I told him "you know a lot of my mental issues go away if I think of myself as younger, kinda like identify to myself that I'm a different age." He was like "huh, so like trans-age? That's not a real thing though."</quote>well to be fair he's right. people are trans because of their brain chemistry, which differs between men and women. whereas your age is just your age. your brain's age is literally your age. --- http://error1355.com/ce/Choco.html Choco is dead. Feel free to join him.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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