[ SECRET POST #6414 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6414 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Being trans is rare, though -- and for that matter, so is being gay. The percentages are around 1% and 3%, respectively. Being bi is less rare, but it's still a relatively small cohort of the population at 10%.

The vast majority of people are cis and/or straight. It's not bigotry driving that perception; it's reality.

[(Anonymous)]

Those are very outdated stats for both groups lmao also it varies by generation because surprise younger people have grown up more surrounded by the concept that not being cishet is ok and are more likely to be aware of their true identities.

[(Anonymous)]

Nice try but no. The outdated statistics for trans people were somewhere around 0,3%, 1% is already pretty generous. And it also varies depending on the definition, really.