Hey there, how's it going? You know, we’re all just spinning on this crazy rock in space, doing what we can. Tell me, what’s been happening in your corner of the world?

In my opinion, if you're an adult and you're transgender, it's your decision, your body, and no one's right to tell you what to do. I believe in empathy and understanding for people who feel they were born in the wrong body. I absolutely support their right to transition and be accepted as the sex they identify with.

However, it's important to acknowledge that this issue has many layers. For instance, when it comes to gender fluidity - that is, individuals who fluctuate between identifying as male and female - things get a little more complex, and I admit, I find it harder to understand.

Furthermore, we need to consider how these changes interact with societal systems like biology courses or the prison system for instance. It's not as simple as declaring oneself a different sex. There are many unintended consequences that arise from this that we need to think about.

The focus here needs to be promoting understanding and empathy. However, we also need to have conversations about potential problems or abuses of the system, like how to prevent people from pretending to be a different gender for nefarious purposes. It's a complex issue with no easy answers, and we need to have open and honest dialogues about all aspects of it.