09-19-2014, 04:56 PM
(09-19-2014, 11:20 AM)Cutz Wrote:(09-17-2014, 03:59 PM)IroningBroad Wrote: The only person they have to please is themselves. Nobody else gets a say.
You make your own choices, but in a relationship the other person gets a say. If you entered a marriage and then found out your partner was hiding billions in debt from you the entire time, would you feel fine and dandy about it? They didn't want to tell you about it because they were afraid they'd lose you... but you're already married, now their fraud is your responsibility. Should you have gotten a say somewhere along the dating line about knowing this info? Hell yeah.
Part of my issue with sex change operations is that you're not installing a womb, or a functioning prostate, etc. Being incapable of reproduction greatly affects the other person in the relationship. I got no problem with cross dressing or being attracted to the same gender, and I can accept transgendered people despite my personal bias, but as it affects another person? You've got no right to hide it.
Thanks Dr.Phil.