If you can find a study showing that there is an actual brain composition difference between the brains of different races, then I'll start giving you some credibility. If you can show that your skin color and features are giving you dysphoria that you find depressing and even crippling, then I'll give you some credibility.
Until then, you are doing nothing more than mocking a horrifying condition, which I suffer from, that a lot of people have found so terrible that we often try to kill ourselves (and far too many succeed). Treatment by society (which is commonly treating us like freaks, beating, raping and murdering us) doesn't make it any better.
So if you want to be treated like a black man or an asian, more power to you. Have at it. I'm not even sure what that means exactly. Feel free to fill me in on how I can treat you appropriately. Your comment about changing it every day is just an insult, really. You want to act like this is just a joke, but it seems more like you just don't know anything about it at all. I gave you an invitation to learn by giving you sources. I would appreciate you taking the time to educate yourself instead of continuing to act like it's a joke. It's been destroying my life for years and has come close to succeeding more than once. Thank you.
By being treated as a Cherokee I mean that I would be accepted and integrated into their culture without resistance. . . From anyone, resisting accepting me as a Cherokee is hateful and discrimination. My pale white skin has nothing to do with what race I feel I am. And even if I know nothing about their culture, it still doesn't matter. A woman is not measured by her ability to wear high heels or a man not measured by his ability to tie a neck tie. I feel I am Cherokee, therefore I am Cherokee.
And that I could claim to be a Cherokee and not be prosecuted for perjury if I claimed that on any government applications. As well as have that automatically accepted as true if I willingly claimed that in a job application or interview. Punishing me for claiming the race I feel like I am is discrimination!
I should be able to live on their reservation, pay their reservation taxes, vote in their reservation's elections, and have a piece of the ownership of any casino's they may own provided I fulfill the other conditions of ownership. Trying to exclude me from all of that because of my white skin is discrimination.
On top of that I should if I start a business be able to claim myself to be a Minority Business Enterprise and receive all the benefits that entails, especially when it comes to government contracts. Not allowing me to have those benefits because of my white skin is discrimination.
Also I want everyone to refer to me as a Native American or a Cherokee. I've decided that it's wrong and hateful for them to look at my white skin and come to the determination that I'm a white man. If one can just decide that they are a woman, it makes perfect sense that one can decide that they are a Cherokee. . . or black. . . or a dog. . . or Lrrr, ruler of the planet Omicron Persei 8.
And I expect affirmative action to apply to me.
For the record my son is 1/64th Cherokee on his mom's side. So once the Cherokee nation and the world stops discriminating against me, we could all be one happy pale skinned Cherokee family. That is unless he grows up and decides he's black or something like that.
(For the record, I really don't care what you do. But at the same time the above is why I will never consider you a woman, no matter how much you want me to. My problem is that trans-genedered people want to be treated as something they are not just because they "feel" that they are.)
As far as brain differences. . . I was looking for any studies on this, but either no one has done a study on this or I'm unable to weed through the racist crap to find an actual legit study. But see these brain studies don't actually matter because they don't test people for this before they are allowed to claim to be a woman. And apparently the way to help someone who has a problem is to applaud their problem and help them live out that problem. . . Kind of like how we treat alcoholics by encouraging them to drink more alcohol. . . Or we treat drug addicts by giving them cocaine.