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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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Ultimately, I found my answers to many of the questions to be scattered all over the place, as if I was giving conflicting answers. Which of course, is not OP's fault, but rather, makes me realize how varied my take on all of it is.

On one hand, I do think it is a mental illness/disorder, at least on a psychological level. If you're born to some sex, but believe you belong to another, then I wouldn't consider that a normal state of affairs. Though this isn't a reason to discriminate against anyone who is trans. They should be treated like any other person, and offered bodily autonomy when they are of age. 

On the flipside, while I think it should be ultimately accepted, I don't think it should be actively encouraged, especially for children. I think there are many people who are genuinely trans, though a good number, anecdotally speaking, are treating it as a fad or trend. And it's portrayal in media certainly doesn't help this. 

I really want to just say "I don't care, let people do what they want", but on the other hand, I don't like how much it's being pushed in media, and I do care about that. But at the end of the day, this is for society to come to a consensus on, as opposed to lawmakers.
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