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There's a linguistic difference between sex and gender (though the two are often conflated). The former is the initial stuff you're describing -- chromosomes, secondary sex characteristics, etc (though it's far more complex than the grade school version you describe, but that's a different conversation). The latter is social roles that we often ascribe to someone's sex, though they are arbitrary and change depending on the civilization and generation.Funny how the "logic" of a transexual works.
You are born with XY chromosomes, you have a dick and balls, you can't have children or menstruate yet in your twisted mind you think people "groomed" you when they tell you, you are a man by every objective metric.
Maybe the pure evil is your twisted (brainwashed?) mind. That's what people want to "erase" so you can embrace your biological reality, your true nature.
The real evil is everyone accomodating your illness and prescribing you all kinds of hormone altering drugs and even surgery that will mutilate you forever.
And don't be mistaken, it's masculinity that makes civilization possible.
So being "groomed" as they point out is essentially being told how you should act, think, look, clothing you should wear, interests you're allowed to have, etc. And many people are just fine assuming the social roles they are designated. But if someone isn't, what's the big deal? Why make them have a shitty life to just meet some arbitrary standard that doesn't affect anyone else negatively if they aren't just another cog in the wheel?