dibulax
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To begin, we need to figure out the ratio of FTM's to MTF's within the trans community
I did some digging and found out that female to male transitioners(FTM) only make up about 24% of the community
To reaffirm this belief, I also visited a transgender forum, transgenderpulse.com, to compile more evidence
The most obvious inference I could make after doing my research is that height is the main factor of this "phenomenon"
As we all know, tall women are treated much better as juxtaposed to short men in modern society
In other words, FTM's have it harder than their MTF counterparts as most of them are still short despite presenting themselves as a male, causing them to detransition much more commonly(Among younger populations)
TLDR: The overwhelming prevalence of FTM detransitioners reaffirms the concept of heightism and modern males struggles within society
PS: Sorry if the formatting of this is shitty, I'm not too familiar with .orgs interface
I did some digging and found out that female to male transitioners(FTM) only make up about 24% of the community
To reaffirm this belief, I also visited a transgender forum, transgenderpulse.com, to compile more evidence
The most obvious inference I could make after doing my research is that height is the main factor of this "phenomenon"
As we all know, tall women are treated much better as juxtaposed to short men in modern society
In other words, FTM's have it harder than their MTF counterparts as most of them are still short despite presenting themselves as a male, causing them to detransition much more commonly(Among younger populations)
TLDR: The overwhelming prevalence of FTM detransitioners reaffirms the concept of heightism and modern males struggles within society
PS: Sorry if the formatting of this is shitty, I'm not too familiar with .orgs interface