LittleDragonGirl
Where have I miscorrectly used socialisation?
Tbf, you didn’t actually use the word, but it was implied here:
A male transitioning to female would instead of associaiting from the fathers or male role model would instead associate and learn from the mother or female role models. The same way a biologically assigned male or female would.
I think you’re entirely wrong about this. A male who “identifies as female” learns just as deeply as any other male that those of the male sex take precedence over those of the female sex. Believing yourself entitled to appropriate womanhood as if it were just an identity rather than a material reality, and violate the boundaries of women and girls en masse, is to me a clear demonstration of that entitlement.
I don’t believe for a second that the trans rights movement would have gained a hundredth (a thousandth?) of the traction it has if it had been focused on the “rights” of biologically female people to identify as male, and led by them.
The fact that male primogeniture was specifically excluded from the GRA here in the UK is just one piece of evidence that backs that up. The establishment knows full well that only a person born with a penis is actually male when it comes to matters of power and wealth.
I realise that you’ve had something of an enlightenment over the course of this thread, so fair play to you for acknowledging that you didn’t know what is actually going on with this issue and that you see it somewhat differently now.
I have to say I think your idea that all biologically male trans people grow up identifying with their mothers is also wildly inaccurate and just not borne out by the male pattern behaviour, unabashed male entitlement and often virulent misogyny displayed by so many male trans rights activists.
Stick around. You may be surprised at what else you learn here.