It doesn ' t press in and has no use that I can see . <| sep |> well he was very good at keeping things calm in the museum <| sep |> I think I would just back out I she agreed <| sep |> Really ? I actually have my audio pretty quiet , and I have sensitive hearing . It ' s a case of trial and error , there isn ' t really a guaranteed answer for this . <| sep |> No , in my experience it ' s actually that twosided here , and both sides are retarded . Half of them don ' t even realize you like ideas from both sides . <| sep |> It is not one ' s chromosomes or one ' s genitals that determine one ' s gender . Have you ever heard of Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome ? These are XY women . Their bodies actively convert androgens into female hormones . And from this we know that hormones are more powerful than chromosomes . Genes are only the blueprint . Epigenetics is the study of how other factors can influence how genes are expressed , or even which genes are expressed . A lot can happen between the blueprint and the final build . The leading theory regarding how transgenderism happens is that during gestation , one or both of the fetal hormone showers are mistimed andor misdosed , causing the brain to develop down a divergent path from the rest of the body . There are two components to physical dysphoria anatomy and hormones . There is a hardcoded map of the body in the brain . That ' s where our proprioceptive sense comes from . But when the brain develops along a different path than the body , then the terrain fails to match up to the map , and this can be a very strange experience . There are hormone receptors in the brain that want different things depending on the sex of the brain . When the brain and body don ' t match up , the body sends the wrong hormones and the brain . This can be a very negative experience . Trans people who start hormone therapy always report how much better they feel now that their brains are receiving the right hormones . Do you know who Alan Turing was ? He had the bad luck to be gay in a time and a place where that was illegal . His punishment was chemical castration , in the form of female hormones . But since they were the wrong hormones for his brain , he got to experience firsthand what femaletomale gender dysphoria feels like , and this is what led him to commit suicide . It ' s the combination of dysphoria and hostile attitudes from others that lead more than 40 % of trans people to attempt suicide . One note about Johns Hopkins Paul McHugh came to their gender identity clinic with the specific intent of taking it down . He comes from a very antitrans background . It pains me to see how he ' s poisoned the well and given validity to antitrans people and groups .