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 So the question is rather: why are you NOT a transsexual yet?
 
-For good lulz and drama see also transsexuals in sports.
+Some questions regarding transsexualism still stand unanswered, such as:
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+- **Why are people so disproportionately depressed over sex/gender compared to other aspects of their bodies?** Why are there suddenly billions of transsexuals, but not people who are for example extremely depressed over not having been born as a turtle? Why aren't there masses of people who are depressed over the fact that they don't have wings and can't fly or breathe under water or that they only have two eyes instead of three, commiting mass suicides and creating flags and [pride](pride.md) months and all the usual business that angry minorities do? Does this perhaps suggest that transsexualism has anything to do with culture, upbringing, seeing other people have something they don't? Dare we say transsexualism may be acquired through nurture, rather than being born with? That perhaps parents, fashion, media and similar influences play the key role? Maybe a bit similarly to how the Japanese during the war were so influenced by their surroundings they would rather commit a ritual suicide than cast upon themselves what was perceived as shame, such as being captured alive by the enemy? Maybe it was just a coincidence that people born in the area of Japan during the time of war were born with a disorder very convenient for soldiers to have?
+- **So does sex/gender exist or not?** [Gender studies](gender_studies.md) experts say sex/gender is 100% social and cultural construct independent of anything physical and that it's purely a matter of choice what sex/gender one is, but on the other hand they claim it is of uttermost importance and priority that we make people be able to choose AND physically transform and switch sex/genders because, apparently, it plays a key role in one's life, seemingly more important than anything else that exists in the Universe. So -- does sex/gender exist or not? Some of the biggest brain gender studies [PhDs](phd.md) tried to resolve this paradox by making a distinction between "sex" and "gender", the former being physical, the latter mental -- however this distinction can no longer be made because once people switched to using terms such as "biological woman", gender studies experts called this oppression and said there is no such thing, that someone simply either is a man or a woman or whatever, solely depending on his mental choice, so by this we conclude sex and gender are simply the same thing, no distinction between physical and mental can be made on the grounds of "oppression". So then it's a purely mental choice, but also gender surgeries and hormone therapies must exist because it's also about physical form. So -- the paradox still stands? Resolving it will indeed almost guarantee a Nobel prize in the field of gender studies.
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+For good lulz and drama see also transsexuals in [sports](sports.md).
 
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