Transgenderism

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I realize this is off topic, but hope its welcome.  I recently found this video, and I think its interesting.  I know there are zoos whom are TG, and unfortunately I know some whom are anti-TG.  I wonder if there's a neuro-biological element specific to zoophilia?

The biology (specifically neuro-biology) of transgenderism.

TLDR:  Brains of transgendered people, whether pre- or post-op, are wired differently.  Effects of the hormonal alterations involved have been ruled out as being the cause, by non-transgendered persons undergoing hormonal therapies such as testosterone boosts for women and estrogen boosts for men not showing any link to the brain effects documented in transgendered persons.
 
I never understood why some zoos would be against transgender rights, it seems like a broader understanding of gender would only strengthen the position of the "zoo" going forward, but meh. I know such thoughts are usually rooted in emotion rather than rational thinking. I guess initially, I just expected those who are so often judged to be less judgemental, but that clearly is not the case.

Of course, if you visited some outlets (*cough cough zooville cough cough*) you might believe most zoos are basically aligned with the alt-right. I think the reality is far more nuanced than that.

Almost like we are just people, or something.
 
I don't get it either. I know zoos whom are racist against particular human ethnicities, that doesn't make sense to me either. TBH I'm not loyal enough to my fellow zoophiles to accept any and all, I ghost bigots regardless of whether they're in this particular club or not. :/


It doesn't surprise me that members of the alt-right boff critters, given how many espousers of the righteousness of homophobia turn out to rent out boyz on the side.
 
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