Here's something you can bark at these anti-Trans motherfluffers:

[PCIntern]

Embryonically, we ALL start out as females and then, for approximately half (this is an interesting discussion for another day), certain hormones go to work and anatomically, physiologically, and hormonally theoretically change the embryo to male gender.

However, there are obviously variabilities in expressivity and it would be nearly impossible for this process to be without variabilities and multiplicities of personality.

For sake of clarity if you’re talking to these anti-trans idjits, change all three and four syllable words to “simpler” language.

[niyad]

1. I have bern using that scientific fact for years. But. . .but. .

[GenXer47]

2. i taught my kids men have one x and one broken x

because a y is really an x missing one of its tails.
I know this isn't scientific but it was a good way to describe it to little kids.
Thanks for the explanation!

[Bernardo de La Paz]

3. Simple language: "Half of us are already trans. Yup, the males." Stop 'em in their tracks

You really have to whack some people with a metaphorical mental two by four to get them to think.

Ultimately, of course, it does not matter what hormones did what when. At least it is way down below the right of humans to be simply human first and to be able to choose what kind of human they are, let it harm none.

[CrispyQ]

5. Love this post!

...the right of humans to be simply human first and to be able to choose what kind of human they are, let it harm none.

[Ponietz]

4. We don't fully understand how plastics affect metabolism

[https://www.endocrine.org/news-and-advocacy/news-room/2020/plastics-pose-threat-to-human-health]

If plastics affect estrogen levels this seems relevant:[link:https://www.npr.org/2011/03/02/134196209/study-most-plastics-leach-hormone-like-chemicals]

[usonian]

6. Oh, that makes my (male) nipples ache.