Why some people are transphobic? How is someones gender identity anyone else's business?

Why are people so transphobic? How is someones gender identity anyone else's problem?

These questions are so misinterpreted, they are causing confusion to some people who are ignorant about the LGBTQ+ and who have preconceived notion about them.

The simple answer is: Your gender identity is NOT my problem. I couldn’t care less. It’s your World, have fun. It only becomes a problem when you attempt to force me to adjust how I live my life, to fit into your world. That will never happen.

In other words, live the life you want and do not push your ways and ideologies on others. Respect other people's way of life. 

Everyone should be free to live the way they want as long as your ways does not take away from others to choose their way to live. You don't have to accept anyone way of life and just stay neutral towards them! And, whomever accept your ways is your friend and the ones who don't are entitled to theirs and you should remain neutral towards them.




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