Scientifically speaking, are all men transgender?

All babies start out female in the womb, until an X chromosome decides to mutate or not. It's the only reason men have nipples. Perhaps there is some truth to the statement when a man says he was "supposed to be" a woman. The same argument can't be made for transmen however. So what's their excuse? Did nature "make a mistake" with them too, forcing a person to be born into the wrong body?

nineteenthly2021-03-18T11:49:46Z

Kind of, yes, but not CAIS people.

knessia2021-03-17T23:31:41Z

Just to clarify and have a private beef about the terms "trans"gender and "trans"sex. Nobody "trans"s because nobody changes sex or gender. Born male, always male. Born Female, always female. So no - men or women do not "trans".

BTW, in your question, you mean transex, not transgender.

Anonymous2021-03-17T22:05:29Z

That's not how it works.
It about the hard-wiring of the brain, not chromosomes.
Watch the following video between 13:50 and 15:45
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fefu33e8O-0&fbclid=IwAR21IkR9BGOWozXm8SQQJqZGWaQA1c2726e4AGHiNpp-eDDcRNX3G39Li_c&app=desktop

xxx000au2021-03-17T19:33:46Z

If you have a theory but find it only works sometimes,  that says its flawed.   you therefore need to go away and reevaluate your approach.   

?2021-03-17T18:57:42Z

Pay more attention in Biology class. Mutation is not involved. The father donates either an X or a Y chromosome. What may have you confused is that the early stages of development are neutral. Eventually, certain structures differentiate into either male or female structures: head of penis or clitoris, shaft of penis or labia minora, scrotum or labia majora, and so forth.

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