@671bc5e9
Even if you're a trained psychologist, able to diagnose genuine gender dysphoria from some other cause of genderfluid identification (and I doubt it), you can't diagnose such complex psychological states at a distance.

So statements like this...

> lumping in legitimate, rare, gender dysphoria with the "trans" of the "trans movement"

... have no rational basis. 

 @58db300d So your claim now is that this has only been diagnosed "virtually".

That's even more strange. Seems like you're being entirely disingenuous. 

 @58db300d And dysphoria != "fluid".

Another bizarre leap.

Seems dishonest.