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At the core of much of the tension surrounding transgender issues lies a profound and inescapable cognitive dissonance.

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Biological reality is clear and immutable.

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Human sex is binary—male or female—and determined at conception. No medical intervention, no amount of social affirmation, and no subjective feeling can change this fundamental fact. You will always and forever remain the sex you were born.

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Transgender ideology asserts the opposite. It claims that whatever sex you feel you are, you become in reality. Your internal sense of self overrides chromosomes, reproductive anatomy, and every observable marker of biological sex. This ideology is inherently anti-reality.

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Those who fully internalize it place themselves in a state of permanent conflict—not just with their own bodies, but with the entire external world. Reality itself becomes the enemy, repeatedly negating their subjective self-perception.

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Queer Theory provides the escape hatch. Rather than confronting the mismatch between feelings and facts, adherents are guided to externalize the source of their distress. Through an oppressor/oppressed lens, the cause of their pain is never their own faulty perception of self—absolutely not. Instead, it is “normative” society that is actively oppressing them, enforcing rigid gender norms and inflicting all their suffering. This framework transforms personal dissonance into righteous grievance. The distress is no longer internal; it is the fault of everyone else.

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Medical interventions amplify the problem. So-called “gender-affirming care”—puberty blockers followed by cross-sex hormones—adds fuel to the fire. These treatments carry serious, well-documented deleterious effects on both mental and physical health. Far from resolving underlying issues, they often deepen psychological instability while creating permanent physical changes.

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The result is a perfect storm: individuals who were already vulnerable, now further destabilized, carrying a massive chip on their shoulders. They view the rest of society—the “normative” majority—as the active source of their pain. To defend their constructed identity and quiet the cognitive dissonance, they feel compelled to strike back against this perceived evil force: you and me.In this worldview, disagreement equals enmity.

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If you refuse to affirm their ideology, you are not offering a different opinion—you are the oppressor who must be confronted, silenced, or defeated.

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Dissent is violence.

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Reality itself is violence.

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This dynamic helps explain patterns of hostility, aggression, and, in extreme cases, violence that emerge from certain segments of transgender activism. It does not stem primarily from societal rejection, but from a foundational rejection of biological reality and the refusal to address internal distress with honesty.

True compassion does not mean enabling delusion.

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It means grounding support in reality—the only place where genuine mental health and social peace can be found.