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3. someguy420blaze said: The Internet also allows these people to do a quick “fact-check” from an “accredited” psychologist or biologist, and get instant validation from said source. If you ask me, I’d say this whole “gender bender” issue is about unintelligent youths who think that just because a handful of sources (probably copied from the same source) all say the same thing: that these people’s misconceptions are facts, and that they’re “special”, is justification for their idiotic “trends”.
4. someguy420blaze said: I think that there are multiple factors that produce the radical ideas you’ve seen. Social media, or the Internet as a whole, has played a huge role in the society in which these people live. If they have “friends” telling them that they’re “valid” or “accepted” then that only further enhances the illusion that they’ve drawn up to mask their insecurities and fallacies.