slowmutant wrote:
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people being expected to adhere something regardless of who they are and what their story is.
This applies to everyone, in some way shape or form. Yes, even the cisgendered are subject to injustice. You seem to think being cisgendered is the end all and be all of life. It isn't.
Just because it's there doesn't mean it's right. No more than the mistreatment of autistics, the physically disfigured, the otherwise disabled or any other marginalized group is. And it's not the end-all, be-all, but it is a difficulty for many - I've thankfully had it easier than many, but I know those people for which it is a struggle. If it can be changed (and yes, it can - one might notice the lack of present discrimination against people who are left handed, among other people who in previous eras were thought to be diseased or dysfunctional), it should be, so that the most people can be included. Of course I don't think it should get to the other extreme, where the majority group is expected to be something other than what it is in their nature to be, but injustice, if recognized as such, should never be accepted with a shrug and an "oh well."