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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
First, this is a false dilemma.
Second, you're assuming that something "went wrong" during development rather than assuming a random mutation that doesn't have any "good" or "bad" connotations in and of itself.
Third, and most importantly, that you've once again just asserted "this is a genetic defect" without explaining, at any point, why it meets the definition of "defect", which I've just given you verbatim from the OED. Again, what does a transgender person lack that would be desirable to have? What characteristic or feature do you think they do not possess that would improve them, and why do you think it would improve them? Please let us know.
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Before we can continue I really need to know if you consider gender a fluid, societal construct, or, a biological one. Otherwise we aren't even speaking the same language.