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  Yeah, I don't get why they're willfully ignoring that the nuance of biological differences only working one way in competitive sports
context: I just want a robot body so that I can beat all of the humans at sports. >
  
  I want robot ears so I can like techno >
  
  How did he see me? >
  
  r/unexpectedgrandmasboy >
  
  That's the deadest sub I think I've ever seen >
  
  5 members. 5 online. 
  We did it! >
  
  Make me a mod! >
  
  Are there any trans women competing in men's sports? >
  
  Just so I don't offend or fuck this up, trans women are the ones that used to be a man and now identify as a woman?
  If that's the case not long ago there was a swimmer that entered into the women's and beat all of them like a dolphin would beat humans in general. >
  
  Yeah I may have it backwards.  Not too familiar with this transgender thing, but hey, you do you.  Life is too short, find your happiness wherever you can. >
  
  NCAA leadership says the stated goal in policy making is “not if transgender athletes are included, but how.”
  Men’s - In most sports is the Open category; anyone and everyone can participate.
  Seems pretty self explanatory.
  Edit: Please don’t give me any awards, if you’re going to spend money anyways then please donate it to help underprivileged children play sports in your city or something. o/