The most interesting thing about this is that as tranny issues are coming up in mainstream thought, we will be seeing more hesitant would-be trannies jumping the gun on their procedures.
There was a reddit thread some time ago (though I have no idea where to find it now) about gays who brought up the fact that they wouldn't have made the lifestyle choice of going full gay had it not been so accepted societally.
Society comes up with its prejudices for one reason or another, and it will be interesting to see where society will go with "gender-fluidity." The question is, will there be a societal backlash towards all this excess, or will Americans be like the Dutch and just accept things for what they are?
There was a reddit thread some time ago (though I have no idea where to find it now) about gays who brought up the fact that they wouldn't have made the lifestyle choice of going full gay had it not been so accepted societally.
Society comes up with its prejudices for one reason or another, and it will be interesting to see where society will go with "gender-fluidity." The question is, will there be a societal backlash towards all this excess, or will Americans be like the Dutch and just accept things for what they are?