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CMV:I am trans(MtF) but think non-binary is stupid.

For being trans it seems more about helping yourself and fixing your body where as non-binary seems like control freak behavior(telling others what to say and think).

You cant assume people have a gender,what there pronouns are(your supposed to ask every time you meet them in case they changed),and if you ask them there gender they say its discrimination.

But for something to be discrimination dosent it have to be a matter in which you have no choice(skin color,wealth,birth defects,country of origin).
(on this I also don't see how Islamophobia is discrimination since practicing a religion is a choice(I still don't think it is OK to openly call all Muslims terrorists or that your religion is anyone elses concern.))

If you can choose male or female how is it discrimination?
You can still be a tomboy trans-girl or feminine trans-boy.(or just crossdress)
I dont follow strict stereotypes either.(I love physics,chemistry,coding and gaming.)

I have met non-binary people and they all seem way to focused on what other people do/say,its not about being equal(I just want to be treated the same as a cis-girl,not as special.) its about "fixing peoples assumptions" and wanting a special category or to be special.

From programming I know if nothing was ever assumed or standardized nothing could be accomplished because all of your time would be checking what is already known or redoing it.(Cant assume what OS I am running on,or that the device even has a display,guess there will only be terminal output,but that wont work ether because there's no text standard.)

I know this is hard for some and I am not mean to those who are non-binary but some things need standards and there will always be someone or something that falls outside of them.
gpt
>I have met non-binary people and they **all** seem way to focused on what other people do

What about the ones that aren't? 

Your selection group consists only of those nonbinary people whose behaviour annoys you. Who's to say how many you've met that haven't made their gender experience a wide open part of their life?