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carbinize asked: So last Friday the recreation center where i work had a LGBTQA Skate competition and while i was there a group of guy's talking about how "if you are FTM then you cant be a lesbian", and "you cant say your a guy one minute and then say your a lesbian the next, people like that are why us trans guys have such a hard time". --- i was confused at what they were going on about but it was quite a heated debate so i did not intrude, but the one guy seemed really pissed about it, any idea why?
He was probably upset because being trans* deals with gender and being a lesbian deals with sexuality. Many people believe gender identity and sexuality are one of the same, and so if there is an individual who says they are trans* one day and then the next day they take back their statement and say they are not trans*, but rather a female identified person who is attracted to women, then other people in the community, and outside the community, might start thinking that people who identify as trans* are just really confused gay people, when that is not the case.