u/Crafty_Tomorrow5066

For transgender people who don't have a history of significant mental illness, abuse, trauma, or neurodivergence (such as autism), how do you view transgender people who do? (The majority of transgender people iv seen or met have had atleast one or all of the issues listed) Do you think those factors can contribute to someone identifying as transgender, or do you believe they have no bearing on whether someone is genuinely transgender? And do you ever think that some people may identify as transgender because they're confused or because of those experiences, rather than because they're actually transgender?

How do vegans view people who aren't vegan? Do you genuinely care that other people aren't vegan, or does it not bother you?

I'm assuming most vegans understand that people have different ethical views and don't necessarily hold any grudges against them, but I'm curious if there are some vegans who actually view non vegan people as bad people because of their choices, or would avoid interacting with them because of it.