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BengalCatMum Hmm I mean, I like they a lot, but I'm usually okay with people calling me she, that really depends. I know someone who is agender who prefer to be addressed as they. Without knowing, I would think they is the most common.
Marys It shouldn't matter, but it does, the world is very gendered, and certain things are expected of you based on whatever gender you are assigned at birth. So people's gender identity is just a reaction to that, as in, no I am not like that, I don't fit into this, or yes, I fit into this or anywhere inbetween. And yes, obviously, when you are admitted to the hospital, it is useful to know one's biological sex, male or female, but I mean, but a second box for gender identity, no reason to misgender people. 40% of transgender people have tried committing suicide.
IceCaps I see why lots of people don't like it, and when trans people refer to cis people, it really just means the people who identify as the gender they were assigned at birth. I should probably have put it the other way around, agender are people that don't identify with a particular gender, whereas people who don't identify with a particular gender may be agender, or they might not, as some argues, that agender is a gender identity and therefore you are a gender. Whatever people are most comfortable with.
amarmai Cis is not a women thing, men can be cis too. And all women are not cis, you can be a transwoman.
noeffingidea Transgender is a real scientific thing, supported by tons of studies, and denying that is quite ignorant. And yes, making a term up to describe a group of people is perfectly legit, that's how literally every group desription is made.
TheOnlyLivingBoy No, obviously, if I could hear how ridiculous my point sounded, I would not have made it. Again, transgenderism is science, and is biology. Being transgender is a biological thing. Gender identity is biological.