Not sure if I was banned, but my comments were removed from a French sub because a girl was asking "how do nonbinary pronouns work in this gendered language?"

The meat of my comment was off-topic (and I don't blame the mods for removing it) but I still felt it was something she needed to hear as an impressionable teenager.

Outside of social media, the vast majority of people either don't know or don't care about the whole trans movement. It's easy to understand why -- most 'come out' as teenagers, and adults know just how unstable and impressionable teenagers are. It's assumed to just be a phase because we all remember just how confused we were from hormones.

Teenagers want to be special, accepted, unique, etc... and after a few months on Tumblr they learned that these uncertain feelings they have (read: puberty, hormones) can be used as 'evidence' that they're part of an accepting group: the lbgtq+ community.

Looking from the outside, many parts like the trans and "egg" community feel just like child grooming with their behavior, targeting impressionable teenagers and hammering in their beliefs.

I'm not saying "nobody can be trans" because they certainly exist, but there's strong evidence that a very small minority are essentially brainwashing teenagers to boost their numbers to feel more valid / push their agenda to mainstream