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an act or instance of deluding.
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the state of being deluded.
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a false belief or opinion
the definition of delusion
Yes, Gender Identity Disorder was indeed removed from the DSM (although gender dysphoria remains) But this was not a decision made based off research, but rather a fear of backlash from the transgender community, and wanting to spare their feelings. To date, there has not been a single solid study showing transgender suicide rates can be comparable to those of the general public under favorable conditions. Some studies have made those claims, but so far every one of them has been plagued with flaws:Study: Transgenderism Not A Mental Illness
Why Gender Dysphoria Should No Longer Be Considered a Medical Disorder
"Yet critics of the “GID” category respond that, in fact, the DSM inclusion of what amounts to their identities results in more harm than good. They likenthe inclusion of “GID” to the DSM’s former inclusion of homosexuality, saying that it medicalizes them and treats them as diseased rather than just different."
These are not scientific arguments based on research, And the likening this to homosexuals once being on the DSM neglects the fact that that was MANY years ago and gays don't have a suicide rate of 40%.
Johns Hopkins Psychiatrist: Transgender is ‘Mental Disorder;' Sex Change ‘Biologically Impossible’
Well, there is an example of one of the most respected psychologists alive, who studies specifically transgenderism and has for most of his career saying exactly that.
Carlo, I don't need to justify anything here. You are being a troll, at best...
Everything you posted backs me up. The medical community, as an enormous percentage backs transgendered people as having a legitimitate non-sick state. Psychology, and psychiatry are different, one is backed by medicine(psychiatry), the other is a soft science, thanks for pointing that out for us.
I won't be the one who bans you, but when you are banned I want you to imagine it was me who did it...