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Sure, I'm down for that frame. I guess I could rephrase my og question then as "I wonder how many current trans people aren't actually trans, but think they are because of the social incentives to be trans"

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I think in most areas of the world, there's strong negative reactions to trans people. But claiming it's all 100% everywhere seems like it's invalidating the experience of this person:

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Was there any signs before transitioning, that you'd detransition?

TL;DR the main giveaway was that I wanted to be a girl for external and social reasons, not because I simply hated being male in itself Initially...

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No, invalidate the fact there are social incentives. It's possible they were deluded about how easy it would be, but that doesn't negate the fact they cite social incentives.

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Can you quote where they admit they were wrong?

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sorry for being a bit of a stickler but that's too vague for me, because i'm interpreting it differently. Would you mind copypasting exactly the sentence you're referring to?

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Please, actually copypaste? Because I agree the post is saying that transitioning did not give them what they want, but that doesn't mean they didn't do it because of social incentives.