It’s always been so interesting to me that the identities are ‘balanced.’ If being trans was due to any of the many causes the anti-trans movement proposes (peer pressure, mental illness, environmental contamination, etc) you would expect one population out of three, just by chance, to outnumber the others. But to me the fact it’s proportional implies that it’s just an organically occurring part of the human experience.
Your trans type is like your Pokemon type. Fire, grass, water. So any type is weak to one and strong to another. If any type starts to prevail, the type that’s strong against it will be more successful, therefore keeping the populations in balance. Simple Pokebiology.
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https://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/publications/trans-adults-united-states/
1%of the population identifies as trans (1/3 of each man, woman, non-binary)
It’s always been so interesting to me that the identities are ‘balanced.’ If being trans was due to any of the many causes the anti-trans movement proposes (peer pressure, mental illness, environmental contamination, etc) you would expect one population out of three, just by chance, to outnumber the others. But to me the fact it’s proportional implies that it’s just an organically occurring part of the human experience.
Your trans type is like your Pokemon type. Fire, grass, water. So any type is weak to one and strong to another. If any type starts to prevail, the type that’s strong against it will be more successful, therefore keeping the populations in balance. Simple Pokebiology.