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>>5946614
a social tendency to reject what? i'm not sure what you're referring to here.

my problems, as stated above, arise from a mental disorder. what has caused this disorder, be it hormone imbalance, the way i was raised, some combination, or something else entirely, has no bearing on my current state (though figuring out whatever it is could be very useful in preventing this happening to others). similarly, the way i act, be it overall "masculine" or "effeminate" has no bearing on my current state either. i act how i want and wear what i want, and i always have. social rejection has certainly added to my stress and unhappiness, but it is not the root cause.

if this is not the case for you or for others, then i'm happy for you. feel free to do whatever you want for your lives. take hormones and get surgeries if you want. all i would ask is for people who do not have this same issue to stop claiming they are like me and drawing me into their dumb gender politics.

tl;dr: removing expectations of outward behaviour that matches one's physical sex would remove lots of social pressure for lots of people, but it would not address the specific issue i have; please stop saying otherwise.