It definitely shouldn't be prohibited. But the OP is asking: should it be encouraged? Being a transexual is affixed with stigma and negative connotations by most. Even those who don't care either seem generally uncomfortable in the presence of a transexual. Furthermore, changing your sex is a lot of work and effort - should this desire be encouraged to be held above all other priorities in life?

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[QUOTE="Treflis"]Because 1. It doesn't affect my life in any harmful way so I have no valid reason to be against it. 2. If it makes them happier then they should pursue that happiness.Murderstyle75

I'm really curious how someone can have "male" or "female" thoughts outside of attraction. Can someone explain how a guy determines if he was supposed to be a woman, and how it's different from simply being gay?Mcspanky37

As some one who has transgendered friends, that post was pretty difficult to real.

Gender is a social construct. Telling some one they are a girl or a boy won't suddenly make them change their behaviour, how they see themselves, or how the feel about themselves. If they need to change their body to match how they feel, I will certainly support them in it. It's not akin to assisting suicide. It's helping them make the most of life.

Biblical marriage is well explained here.

I generally prefer red beers. Ricard's Red in particular.

Ugly.

Wait, the NFL and NHL aresn't paying any taxes?

Yeah, that needs to change.

[QUOTE="AmazonTreeBoa"]No. It is my body and I get to decide wtf is done with it once I die.GazaAli

Didn't they do this when the SNES was actually new? I though Mortal Kombat II and Killer Instinct had online options.