ppppopopopoooopp wrote:
Blah, blah. Why don't they cite the Peer-Reviewed Science Literature for their Opinions, rather than hate on the trans community?
In your emotionally-fueled statement, you choose to call a well thought-out & respectful policy hateful. Perhaps it's a rightfully cautious decision, based on emerging research, prompted by a need to protect female athletes.
Or maybe wrote:It’s not hating on the trans community. It’s loving on the female community.
Yup. Unfortunately, it's hard for people to take uneven-keeled look at such issues when they're involved in it.
Research has shown six stages of sexual identity development. It seems that the ones speaking out on this issue are stuck in the fifth stage, Identity pride, where they accept themselves and still feel rejection by society. In this stage they viciously immerse themselves in activism, which can be good but often ends up expressing itself in hate and vitriol.
The sixth stage is Identity Synthesis, where anger softens toward cissexuals, they develop trust, and they move forward with their lives to find solutions like everyone else, but now with their new identity.