text: It doesn't work like that.  Nobody can just say "I'm a girl today and a guy tomorrow".
  
  The professional standards of care require three things for a gender dysphoia diagnosis:  The feelings must be persistent, consistent, and insistent.  We are talking about an identity that has been felt for many years.  The identity must be the same over a period of time - and nothing else.  And insistent.  The identity is very strongly held and must interfere with other areas of the trans woman's life.
  
  The idea that someone can change on a whim is a lie told by preachers and politicians.  Whoever told you that either didn't know what he/she was talking about or was telling out and out lies.
  
  This amounts to you wanting someone else to be deeply unhappy just so you can be comfortable.  That is not a very Christian attitude, is it?