There is only one COLOR of blood which is RED. However, there are 8 different blood TYPES.

There are four major blood groups determined by the presence or absence of two antigens, A and B, on the surface of red blood cells. In addition to the A and B antigens, there is a protein called the Rh factor, which can be either present (+) or absent (–), creating the 8 most common blood types (A+, A-, B+, B-, O+, O-, AB+, AB-).

https://www.redcrossblood.org/donate-blood/blood-types.html

I dutifully began to watch the video, but didn't bother with it after seeing the slogan "Jesus is Lord" under the speaker. I did hear him say there ain't but "two genders" a couple of times.

However many genders there are is relatively unimportant, anyway. People should be respected: (1) because they have feelings, (2) for their own self-determination, (3) regardless of whatever gender they claim, (4) regardless of whatever gender somebody else wants to pin on them, and (5) aside from whatever physical body they were born with.

What an interesting observation! And it could even serve as a sly, subtle remark, too.

I suspect there may be some false concept involved in the formulation of your statement, but am not sure.

Maybe you are thinking that people claiming genders which are not traditionally widely accepted have psychiatric disorders.

In any case, "helping those who have a psychiatric disorder" is a tricky matter (that is, it can be delicate or error-prone (and occasionally may even be dangerous)).

Supposing you were to encounter someone with a real psychiatric disorder (surely there are none around here, but when you are out in the world...), then, if I may make a suggestion, think "respect" first, and "help" only secondly, if at all.

Nice reply and one that makes sense. Hormonal and balances can do drastic things to people who don’t even have an issue with whether or not they are gay etc.

Over the course of my years I’ve had the opportunity to meet any number of gay people and you are correct they are very nice, very helpful usually and sensitive is what I found to be most often a part of their character profile.

It’s all these other names people have come up with to self identify which clearly shows me there is some type of mental inconsistencies in these people. Perhaps even hormonal although they seem to be at a drastic level of change jumping to transitioning when in fact there is a higher percentage of suicidal rate in those who did. It’s been said by psychiatrists that changing the physical attributes of a person does not change the mental capacity of that person and with this I agree. You can’t change the mental structure of being born what you were and always knowing that you were born that gender along with still not feeling comfortable in their own skin after having gone through so much to get there.

I don’t have an answer to it, what I do say is be what you’re going to be just don’t throw it in everybody else’s face or have a government who has absolutely no right trying to dictate what we are to believe and let these people live their life the way they want while we live our lives the way we want!

Great information on hormone therapy early in life. I have never heard that mentioned! My niece wouldn’t wear a dress from 2 years old. None of us recognized her issue but I did see how tortured she was as a teenager. Amazing that it is not approached as a hormone imbalance.. seem to go straight to gender change which is so drastic. I just wonder how many are being pushed to misidentify as something other then their biological sex…. Seems to be a fad. I really like thinking of this as a hormone problem. 🙏🙏🙏

You said "hormone therapy early in life". The two people I know who had it were both male. One of them had it at about age 17, or possibly 16. The other one had it starting at about age 20. This may not be as "early" as you were thinking.

I'm not a doctor, nor an expert, in this.

I guess earlier might be okay, if doctors have some kind of numerical standard for what's normal, and the parents approve. I imagine there could be a problem when a self-aware teenage person is treated as an object and not given full information about what's going on, and/or not willing to accept such treatment. I say "problem" in the sense that it might a wrong done to that person.

I don't know whether gender self-identification in a person might depend sometimes -- or even always -- on something _other_ than hormones.

Ultimately (in my opinion) it ought to be the person himself/herself/itself who decides what he/she/it wants to be. However, depending on how young a child is, parents and doctors sometimes have to make some medical decisions for the child.