@joygirl said:
Speaking as a transwoman, this is a pretty tricky subject because I've found that most people can't always uncross the lines that form in their head.
If you want to be in a relationship with someone who can have biological children with you, and your (trans) partner is unable to do that with you, then yes, you're well within your rights to try to find a different partner that better fits your desires -- the same way you would if your partner was cisgender but naturally barren/sterile. That doesn't make your partner any less of a man or woman, but it may mean that you aren't compatible.
No one chooses to be barren.
People choose to believe they are transgender.
A man and woman being together is still a good example for upcoming couples. Eventually children get a house of their own and leave mom and dad with more alone time when they are not visiting.
Last time I checked, no one on earth is strong enough to have unlimited babies and yet people still manage to realize the biological truth that the human race comes in two modes, male and female, and reproduction comes from that.
The human community is based on men and woman getting together, raising up children, working together and helping other groups of couples which are made up of people they live among. This is what the human "family" is.
People's opinion and feelings does not change biology and basic facts of life.
People can say they want to be a cat, a duck, a plane or want identify themselves as bird. Guess what? That does not make it true.
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