Oh I agree on that, though their might conceivably be some sort of mechanism to give us certain pre-dispositions to certain behaviours. But so many seem to follow the Lady GA-GA phrase without thinking. What is really "an excuse" becomes a justification regardless of evidence.
To a certain type of person that wouldn't matter. And lets suppose say that there is a genetic component to both, it seems likely to me that such wouldn't exist in isolation, that it would be involved in some other function as well.
Not saying you weren't, but that is a definitely identified condition, rather than a rather vague assumption about latter life behaviour. It's not the same really, is it? When I was in a trans hostel in Sydney I met a number of trans folk who believed that they were "secretly intersex". But such belief wasn't related to any real evidence, but a need to justify themselves. I believe that in the end, such justification is not needed.
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And you wouldn't be able to reason with such a person whether the cause was genetic, environmental, or any combination thereof.
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PAIS, remember?
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