Nope, Crush , apes arenât signing up for MTF transitions like we humans do SMH. What we see in apes is more like them just going with the flow, reacting to social situations rather than heading to a gender clinic. For example, some apes might act in ways more commonly associated with the opposite sex bossing others around or pulling some wild mating rituals but letâs be real, theyâre not transitioning or shopping for new wardrobes while trying to hide their pistols in the process . Theyâre just dealing with their environment and social vibes, not questioning their internal gender identity.Do Apes have MTFs?
Now, this kind of âgo with what youâve gotâ behavior reminds me of what happens in male prisons. The uptick in same sex behavior behind bars isnât exactly about men suddenly discovering theyâre gay, itâs more like, "Hey, thereâs no women here, so... options are limited." Once out of jail, many of these guys go back to dating women. So itâs more about survival of the fittest relationship edition than an innate sexual orientation switch. Kind of like how apes adapt to their surroundings.
In both cases, whether itâs apes in the wild or men in prison, itâs really just about playing the hand youâre dealt. These behaviors are circumstantial, not necessarily a lifelong preference. So just because you see certain behaviors in certain environments doesnât mean itâs nature at work itâs more like, "This is the situation, so letâs roll with it." In other words, the environment can really make you do some interesting things whether youâre an ape having gay sex or a guy in a Tranny costume.