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Here’s where I stand on this...

If you’re an XX, you’re a biological female.

If you’re an XY, you’re a biological male.

But if I knew that young lady, if I met her on the street, out of kindness I would treat her the way she wishes to be treated.

That said, the young lady has no right to force me to do so.

If I chose not to do so, she has a right to either respect my choice and live with it, or choose to have nothing further to do with me.

Here’s where I stand on this...
If you’re an XX, you’re a biological female.
If you’re an XY, you’re a biological male.
But if I knew that young lady, if I met her on the street, out of kindness I would treat her the way she wishes to be treated.
That said, the young lady has no right to force me to do so.

If I chose not to do so, she has a right to either respect my choice and live with it, or choose to have nothing further to do with me.

The sad thing is, statistics on suicide rates for transgenders 10 years after the "surgery" is terribly high. It's because they became convinced that changing their bodies into what their dysphoria told them they needed to be would "cure" them. But, when they then discover they still have mental issues, and there's no going back because the sexual organs they were born with are gone, they convince themselves that the only option left is suicide.

Tragic. Who benefits from all this? The sex-change industry, of course.