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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.

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I think I'm interpreting perceived social incentive as actual social incentive, but everything else (their own trauma) kinda fucked it up.

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reddit.com/r/detrans/comm Another example. They do explicitly say "ideals", which is the sort of thing I'm referring to. For example, the "ideal" body shape in advertising is unrealistic, but people still try to get to it.