It is saddening that majority of the people believe that they are free to be whatever they want as long as they live a “moral” life. This belief seems to be understood and to be accepted as a truth about transsexuality. When transsexuals say “we are being who we believe we really are” suchlike “we love the being who we believe we are,” they based on what moral is, generally valid to be right or good. Transsexuality is practiced because it is valid for majority of the people. It relatively rejects and denies real and absolute gender. Indeed, transsexuals believe that their being transsexual is right or good. Well, for me, it is not. I personally disapprove transsexuality but I accept transsexuals. I try to understand them with all the things I know and learn about people. I do not approve of their wants but I do accept their reality even if what they practice is not according to my belief.
I accept people with an understanding of their being. When I try to understand people, particularly homosexuals (engage to same sex relationship or sexual activity with the same sex) becoming transsexuals (undergone sexual reassignment), I look at their needs. I see them with an emotional need, love and care, from the same sex. They might have been invisible among the people of their same sex (ex. sons lack emotional support from fathers). Through the years they might be thinking that they have a wrong gender to become unhappy with the world. They all search for happiness they believe to be sought through homosexuality or even transsexuality. But what only matters to them is pleasure, not happiness, real happiness. Their thoughts about their wrong gender are actually displeasure on their real gender.
The actual issue here may also be a consequence of emotional problems, gender confusion. When they thought and felt that the gender they were born with is wrong, confusion grew with them as they age. It could have been a realized attraction to people of their same sex. Because they were attracted, they become confused. Without enough emotional support from the same sex, they have come to go further of the attraction they have had.
On their own, they are trying to clarify their confusion. But it is meeting their pleasure. Neither homosexuality nor transsexuality, for me, merely cares for the wants of homosexuals or transsexuals or homosexuals becoming transsexuals. They want to feel right, being their opposite gender, and match their feeling through homosexuality or transsexuality.
Clarifying their gender confusion must be accepting the gender they have, not rebelling against and denying its reality. If homosexuals or transsexuals will reason out that the reason behind their actions is because of social unrest – they were objects of ridicule, or discrimination or ignorance, they are no different to heterosexuals who also experienced such. The thing is how people understand and accept life more than just the moral life.
In this life, everyone is free to choose to do whatever they want. This might be the probable reason why there are homosexuals and transsexuals. Parents who give children much freedom to do whatever have spoiled the children such that the children grew up with little sense of boundaries to the extent of having Science, instead of God, on authority – immersion to the liberal view on sexual reassignment as understood through internet and fed by the World Wide Web. Being favored by parents to do whatever, children expected to be given privileges to choose and to be honored of their choice. If others disagree with whatever they want because it seems to go beyond boundaries, they expect their family to help them deal with it.
Alienation, depression, frustration, and low self-esteem go along with homosexuality and transsexuality. Moreover, selfishness, apathy, rebellion, and angst dominate homosexuals and transsexuals. It is more likely that they value concrete results and relationships more than heterosexuals. Although, community of people who understand and accept them is important to them it is not enough for them. They want more than that; they particularly want a concrete sexual reassignment. That said they value more the particular relationship they have with those who honor their choice of transsexuality than those who understand and accept them as transsexuals. They found counsel to do whatever they want from people who concretely share the same choice with them, not necessarily acting in the same way as they are. Being “who they believe they are” becomes much more meaningful to them when others give regard to their actions.