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What I don't get about this whole gender binary thing is why is how masculine or feminine you feel worthy of giving yourself some official label?  In the case of transgenders, they actually feel as if they are born in the wrong body and are trying to be recognized as the sex of what they feel they were meant to be.  These gender fluid kids don't feel the need to become the opposite sex.  They are just kids who don't feel overwhelming masculine or feminine.  Well goody for them.  They are still either boys or girls, why do they have to try to get official recognition about how masuline or feminine they consider themselves?  In the past tomboys did not see any reason to give themselves a special gender category. [/quote]

[b]You're basically asking, "Why do people do things that I wouldn't want to do?" Answer: because they're different people who aren't you.[/b]

I, personally, don't understand how anybody can be a fan of any particular sports team. I mean, what's this "we won" and "we lost" stuff? You weren't playing. However, I acknowledge that there are plenty of people who aren't me who do feel that way. In fact, who feel that way very strongly.[/quote]
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Masculine and feminine [i]are [/i]labels. Why is it so bizarre that someone would say "I don't fit with those labels; I have another one"? [/quote]

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