It makes no logical sense. You're born a woman but some days you feel like a guy? What constitutes what a guy is? Do you truely feel like a man or do you just feel like what your idea of a man is? If you decide to live as a man for a day are you actually living as a man for a day or are you loving as a stereotypical idea of a man? Even then what makes up a man and defines a man?
Why do clothes define your gender? Why can't you accept your body?
It's just about presentation. People treat you differently based on your appearance, and we live in a world where people are treated differently depending on what gender they present themselves as.
Is it really a gender then or are you just being stereotypical?
You can't feel your gender, it's just mentally ill nonsense
*Just not being stereotypical
It's crossdressing wearing the facade of psychology and neuroscience
What about people wanting exterior markers for their identity, such as tattoos? Doesn't that kind of thing tend to have some underlying insecurity?
Wouldn't trying to look like the sex you're not make people treat you different?
I've yet to meet a person i could not discern their birth gender of. So the claim that you can present yourself as something other than what you are given birth to as is.... well imo not true. I will however treat you somewhat differently if i see you wearing a dress, in the same way i'd treat someone wearing a swastika armband or a hammer and sickle differently.
Transfag here
>I've yet to meet a person i could not discern their birth gender of.
You wouldn't treat me differently from what I'm presented as if I pass because you wouldn't know otherwise.
Selection bias exists in this kind of outlook. People think trans people never pass because they only know someone is trans when they don't pass.
That being said, a genderfluid person is almost never going to pass as the opposite sex if they don't get treatment so from almost everyone's perspective they are going to be a guy in a dress or a girl in a collared shirt with a buzzcut.