Ummm . did that actually happen ? <| sep |> Ok , I think I got it . Mulumesc mult ! <| sep |> Clearly , you are completely ignorant of fundamental biology , and you have zero right to comment on the subject . Sex exists for very deep evolutionary reasons . Also on a very deep level , about the only thing that matters about your existence is your inclusive fitness . Nonbinary phenotypes have extremely low inclusive fitness often zero . Any such organisms go extinct basically immediately . Therefore there is and there cannot be anything normal about being trans , intersex , etc . How hard is that to understand ? Certain fish species , for example , can change their sex depending on environmental conditions . There are also unicellular organisms with more than two sexes . There are all sorts of weird from our perspective examples in nature . But none of those examples are relevant to humans . To mammals in general , in fact . clearly aware of the recent preponderance of evidence suggesting that the chromosomal sex binary may not actually be a binary at allYou need to stop reading politically motivated trans propaganda and actually understand the subject . The sexdetermination system in humans is quite straightforward the SRY gene on the Y is key . As with anything else , in rare cases , all sorts of things can and do go wrong with the sex determination system , with brain development , etc . , which results in various phenotypes that are not quite male or female and in people thinking they ' re the opposite of their real sex . None of that is intended to happen , those are errors , to be weeded out by natural selection . And they do get weeded out in the wild , very quickly . We are fortunate to live in an advanced industrial civilization that allows the survival of such maladaptive phenotypes . If we want to continue living in such comfortable conditions , we need to not divorce ourselves from reality . Convincing ourselves that fundamental biology is wrong is precisely that a divorce from reality .