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The problem w current #trans writers is they avoid talking abt practical matters, like what healthcare model is best for us & what HRT can do—not just fat redistribution but also psychology, behavior & sexuality. Even w/o SRS, I orgasm the female way, capable of multiple orgasms.
Instead, they focus on abstract, theoretical stuff that won't help ppl understand us. I suspect it's bc they're afraid of offending NBs & trans ppl who opt out of HRT. But the fact I mentioned is the best argument that sex *can* indeed change, at least to a considerable extent.
Take @JuliaSerano for an example. She writes in a verbose style & seems to be fond of coining one-ff acronyms that only serve to confuse ppl. If the goal of your writing is to make ppl understand us, you want to do it concise & to the point—not the way current trans writers do.
@JuliaSerano In fact, the best book about #transgenerism remains Sex Changes: The Politics of Transgenderism (published in 1997) by @PatrickCalifia, who at that time wasn't even trans but later transitioned. If he revises & expands upon that book, I believe it's going to make a difference.
