try and keep up
i may have been born a man but due to genetic transsexualism passed down from my father who changed gender the my priest has decided that i am able to get married to a man under the inherited medical condition rules.therefore my acquired gender is in fact classed as my true gender as appears on my birth certificate ie female
It’s because I tried and kept up, that I don’t understand why you, born man, is marrying another man. Do you think a piece of paper determines your sexuality?
Look, anonymouse42, priests make mistakes because they are still human. There is no such thing " dad passed me the genes, so even though God gave me a penis, I can marry another man because human-made law says I am female. "
The argument should stop there, but doesn’t. Biological determinism is frequently insinuated in language used about homosexuality or transsexuality, mainly by the media, in ways that have become practically dishonest. Typically, a scientific study is quoted which suggests a correlation or link between transsexuality and hormones or brain structure etc. (The actual strength of the link is almost never mentioned.) This link is taken to show that transsexuality has “a biological basis”, or “is biological”, or “is genetic”, or “is due to hormones”. The implication then taken from this equivocal use of language is that the condition is biologically determined, whereas in all cases the evidence shows nothing of the kind and most of those with the physiological condition described do not become transsexual. Those conditions therefore are no more than minor influences. If they were major influences we would already understand unequivocally the origin of transsexuality in all cases. We don’t. More of these studies come out every year, get misreported, and the gap between what scientists really think and what the activist believes, becomes larger every year.
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But there is no evidence for the political case that transsexuals were born that way. Read more on scientific research on LGBT at
mygenes.co.nz/transsexuality.htm