The Transgender’s population has rapidly risen throughout the past years and have become a predominant factor constantly discussed within today’s society. The term “Transgender” is identified as an individual “whose sense of personal identity and gender does not correspond with their birth sex.” Though, from a medical and scientific standpoint, Transgenders are non-existent. All human beings are biologically male or female, nothing else. Transgender individuals who continue to assume that they are trapped in bodies of the wrong gender, are undergoing psychological issues and delusions. The appropriate treatment for these cases, involve one’s mental health care, not undergoing sex-change surgeries which they believe is actually preventing a …show more content…
Many issues and questions have occurred recently, involving with Transgenders. Many people have diverse and different viewing points of their beliefs on Transgenders. The idea of Transgenders have become a controversy discussed daily in schools, homes, and far more other places. Not only does this have a tremendous effect on many individuals lives, but children as well. In Thaddeus Baklinski’s article “There is No Such Thing as “Transgender”, he states “"'Transgendered' are people who claim that they really are or wish to be people of the sex opposite to which they were born, or to which their chromosomal configuration attests," Dr. Berger stated, "Sometimes, some of these people have claimed that they are 'a woman trapped in a man's body' or alternatively 'a man trapped in a woman's body'." The fact that the term “Transgender” even exist is surprising and actually shocking. Many believe that the belief of Transgenders is false and non- existent. There has been an increase of a wide range of supporters all across the world, and many are in favor and show respect for transgender individuals. Many life changing and historic events have occurred for the Transgender community and still continue to …show more content…
Stated in “Surgery Outcomes Prompt Reversal”, The definition for 'gender identity' proposed by Mr. Garrison is a subjective one that he defined as a 'deeply felt internal and individual experience of gender, which may or may not correspond with the sex that the individual was assigned at birth'," Landolt said, adding that "The committee engaged in extensive discussions on the meaning of 'gender identity' and 'gender expression' without much clarification” (Baklinski 35). Many of the individuals who actually proceed with the surgery, eventually discover that it does not resolve their gender “confusion” issues. In addition, “There is no reason to grant special rights to people who call themselves transgender, and laws that include protections for “gender identity" and "gender expression" are dangerous to society” (Baklinski 5). The time and effort, a transgender individual puts forward towards creating and constructing a new identity, is eventually time