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I was exploring the comparison in an attempt to make sense of Zinnia's critique of Blaire.
I don't agree with my suggestion last night that alternative treatments to dysphoria are equivalent to gay conversion therapy.
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And I was considering the prospect of "alternatives to transition" in the context of Blaire's other views, which made it seem more sinister.
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Well to be fair treating dysphoria as a mental issue that can be "cured" is pretty much analogous to gay conversion therapy.
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I'm talking about attempts to combat dysphoria by trying to convince the person that they don't even have it.
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Blair wasn't a good debater either. She got very emotional and dominated the discussion. I do feel the discussion did more good than bad.
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there ARE ways to lessen dysphoria. don't misgender trans people, see them as the gender they are
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and generally stop perpetuating the gender binary and the whole "this is what a man/woman should look like" thing
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but no, let's just dream about some hypothetical pills that cure everything and pretend to be compassionate
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I don't get how a person who refuses to be nice to trans people says she'd love there to be a pill that alleviates dysphoria.
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Even post-op trans folk feel dysphoria
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