carlos11 (2015-06-21 08:30:21)

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Autism is a neurological disorder, last I checked. Boy, you don't know what you're saying.

Also, I am a doctor.

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Perfect_Chaos (2015-06-21 09:24:58)

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My expert food commentary worked, right?

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carlos11 (2015-06-21 09:26:48)

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I feel sick.

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Alpaca (2015-06-21 09:39:44)

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If "proving I'm a dude" includes explicit pictures, that's a no-no. I'm 13.

Like alright yeah I'm a trans boy. I wasn't born with a typically "male body", no.

But you can't call me "scientifically female" because of chromosomes and whatnot.

Because being transgender is also a medical condition (not a mental disorder) supported by science.

People identifying as trans is caused by dysphoria, a disconnection from your actual body and your brain's image of what your body should look like.

Gender dysphoria makes you feel like you have the wrong "parts", chest and bottom wise usually. But it can also make you feel you have the wrong voice, or basically anything people use to determine your physical gender.

Like, while obviously trans men have dysphoria about boobs, they can also just hate being "curvy" (butt and boobs) in general, because that is associated with being "feminine".

Being transgender is backed up by science, man.

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carlos11 (2015-06-21 09:42:48)

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You are a female with a mental disorder. Gotcha.

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Alpaca (2015-06-21 10:49:31)

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It's a medical condition, not a mental disorder.

Anyway, even if I am "female" according to you, (I don't consider myself one though, fyi. Trying to find a way around a trans person is rude af, tbh. It easily shows your feelings about us.) science backs up that I do identify as male.

It's a scientific fact that the minds of cis men and trans men are similar, and the minds of cis women and trans women are also similar.

Being educated on transgender people really is a lot of power, whether you're transgender or not.

Thing is, making sure you're getting correct and up-to-date information about us isn't easy. You can't trust all the sources, you have to watch out for dates, you have to look at sources, etc.

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carlos11 (2015-06-21 11:33:11)

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I'm playing you. You sound like you don't understand what you're saying.

You don't know who you're talking to.

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Alpaca (2015-06-21 12:37:22)

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Who is better to tell what being transgender means, by a transgender person who believes in science?

I'm not one of those "oh you like purple instead of pink? you're a demigirl now! uwu".

I'm "being trans is a serious thing that you must have dysphoria to be".

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little5 (2015-06-21 12:40:12)

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I'm healthy.

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Alpaca (2015-06-21 12:43:58)

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I'm probably unhealthy in some sort of way lmao.

I mean, I'm definitely not healthy in the mental way.

Physically, who knows anymore.

Physically, I can at least get up and function and everything. I don't have like, chronic pain or anything.

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Lani (2015-06-21 20:18:13)

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When people have clincal disorders like autism or Aspergers, we give them pills and treatment to make them more socially normal rather than accepting them the way they are and dealing with it. Why? Because when there's a problem, we try to fix it so that they can live normal lives without inconveniencing anyone else.

A girl thinks she's a boy--she's not--that's not normal...playing along with it and accepting it doesn't fix the problem, so why are we expected to do it?


I identify as a ham sandwich topped with deli pickles. I now expect you all to accept that and refer to me as "the sandwich" or "it" and completely ignore the fact that I'm a human female, because science backs me up.

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AntiChrist (2015-06-21 20:40:06)

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Don't go two days without eating. Just eat breakfast, then something else toward the end of the day and you should be fine. If breakfast is too much of a bother, just eat a couple pieces of bread for carbohydrates, a piece of whatever kind of meat you don't hate for protein and drink coffee for an energy boost. If you already drink coffee each morning, drink it once every three or so days so you can experience the buzz again. If you get caffeine withdrawal, gradually drink less and less coffee than you do until you are able to use my suggestion.

that's the most easy way to solve the problem that I can think of.

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I will now talk about my current health problem; caffeine withdrawal. Around lunch time, if I haven't drinken any coffee, I will get headaches that start in the back of my eyes and crawel up to the front of my head, lack the energy necessary for tasks I do daily, feel really sad and be consumed by my existeintial thoughts.

To fix this problem, I have used a method I forgot the name of. I gradually am drinking less and less coffee each day. The first day, I drank only one cup of coffee in the morning and none later in the day. On the third day, I drank less than half a cup and waited until long after lunch time. I didn't even feel the effects of withdrawal. Today, I drank one in a half cups (which I probably shouldn't have done) and didn't even have to go to the restroom. I also feel very energetic. I'm still getting more energetic each day. I haven't felt sad in a couple days either (except for when I was reading and a sad thing happened to one of the books characters, but that doesn't count).

Life isn't the same anymore.

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carlos11 (2015-06-21 22:47:13)

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Lmao who moved this?

No one is allowed to do anything with my threads.

@Antichrist
Dude, wtf. Why are you trying to get ME to get addicted to caffeine?

@Lani
You do know that you can't treat autism and that's a type of disorder that you DO accept because it can't be helped, right?


Also, here is a very very very wise man's expert opinion about gender dysphoria.
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/michael-w-chapman/johns-hopkins-psychiatrist-transgender-mental-disorder-sex-change

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BirdJesus (2015-06-21 22:55:06)

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carlos is dumb

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Doreee (2015-06-21 23:24:51)

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I almost got a cavity once

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