The AT&T “Lily” situation should immediately clear up why so many female people are interested in having their breasts removed.
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Questioning what motivates the processes we subject our bodies to is not “policing.” There is no right to avoid having our choices considered and reflected on by other people.
what people do to their own bodies is noone’s business but the person’s body whom it belongs to. by your logic, we must continue to scrutinize people who get abortions then, correct? say what you really mean - that you want to control trans people’s bodies & decisions
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your questioning serves one awful purpose: to delegitimize transgender people and the choices they make with their bodies and their lives.
End of conversation
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It's not wrong to consider the impacts on women (trans women included) of men who feel entitled to womens' bodies, including this kind of unwanted mob attention to a specific body part. Trans women should be just as appalled
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If there were a 4,400% increase in the number of abortions over a decade in any given society you think this trend would NOT be a legitimate object of sociological enquiry?!
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