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Yep some people can't feel remorse, makes an interesting read if anyone is bored.

Discrimination but safer.

you unsympathetic pile of sh*t! Calling him names isn't really going to get you anywhere... Maybe he could have worded "Actually this shouldn't even be a big deal" to something like, "it wouldn't be a big deal to me" or "some people wouldn't even consider this a big deal" but yeah...

Yeah I can agree with that, some 16 year olds are responsible and mature enough to make loads of life decisions. (Now I can see where you were coming from with your post, sorry). I thought you were referring to Seps case (some may disagree with me, that's fine) in which I don't think anything should be allowed to go ahead until at least 18.

I don't believe a 16 year old should be allowed to make a life-changing decision such as that. If you think differently, then that's nice too.

Yeah we had a strange man reported at our university campus a few months ago. The scary thing is catching public transport to your night class, then having to walk isolated through a dark bush with dim lights :ohnoes: Our university had a courtesy night shuttle bus, but the driver was caught countless of times chatting up the female rail guard, rather than driving to and from the campus, especially when it was bloody raining. The amount of evil looks I used to give him, walking past the pair of them freezing cold in the rain waiting for the train because his service was never there at the campus...

Congratulations. Are you Sep? Or the rest of the 15/16 year old population that live in this sometimes cruel and harsh world? Was just wondering... Do you realise how many times you referred to yourself or mentioned the word in your paragraph? And more importantly, do you think all people think the same as you?

Indeed there are some mature teenagers but I bet any money those mature teenagers when turned 21, still go... Why did I do that when I was 16? :?

Actually, you can make tongue rings less noticeable by getting a clear plastic barbell tongue ring. Serves the dual purpose of not being noticed and keeping the hole open. I figured that on page 2 when someone else mentioned something similar :P

Maybe it's just me because I'm not always good with my words but that wasn't the point I was trying to get across :-k I'm saying that there is some cases but it doesn't apply to all. Clearly, it doesn't apply to you. Perhaps it does apply to Sep? Like the following article I found: "Gender Identity Disorders and Bipolar Disorder Associated With the Ring Y Chromosome" "The lifetime prevalence of mood disorders comorbidity with gender identity disorder is approximately 45%" http://ajp.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/con ... 164/7/1122

Awwe you're so hired on my next hippy adventure :P

This is just a stab in the dark and I'm sure Flame could probably help me out here... Do you think Bipolar has something to do with it? It just struck me then that you had mentioned it on the forums before somewhere that you had the disorder. Many (not all) people with Bipolar don't have a good relationship with their parents and some can experience gender/preference confusion at some point. Do you think there could be a possibility, that it could be a part of that, Sep?

:shock: Try saying THAT when you're drunk!!

Ahhh ok I thought I had done something wrong haha Back to the original topic though, I pretty agree with Flame (with what he said above), took the words right out of my mouth. Don't make any rational decisions anytime soon Sep, but that's just my opinion.

. Yep I can completely relate to that as well! When I was younger, my dad was quite a dictator, so I would always do the opposite just to despise him. The more he pushed the subject on to me, the more I refused to listen to him and took the opposite approach.

Wtf? :? Gender identity disorder is, yes. I finally agree with what you're saying!! so no complaints with that comment.

That being said, do you personally think a parent could not approve just because of religion?

He won't stop posting until you either agree with him, join the band wagon or stop posting. Not that being blunt and stubborn is a bad thing, I kind of admire it.

You've pretty much hit the nail on the head.

That's pretty much my opinion too.

Why do you ignore my question every time you can't think of an answer for it? I'll say it again incase you missed it. Why can't you condition yourself to like transgender? or to accept transgender?

I actually did if you look. Now if you don't mind answering mine?

So within all that tangibility, youÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢re suggesting that an environmental stimulus leads to a learned response, through pairing of an unconditioned stimulus with a previously neutral conditioned stimulus, resulting in a conditioned response? That being said, why donÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t you apply that to yourself liking transgender? So long as it's not written in the DSM IV, it's not socially acclaimed a disorder :D You can't change that.

I'm trained but I'm not an expert, what exactly is your point again? This is supposed to be a post about transgender, there's no need to go tangent just because you were proved wrong by calling it a disorder.

I have a severe case of OCD actually and it's extremely rare that I don't edit a post. If it offends you, you're probably better off talking to me on a chat program? It's something I can't help. Anyone on tip.it who is a regular user can tell you this. And when I did say Leave the labeling to the experts I wasn't referring to myself, I don't like to call myself that.