Ok. Since you weren't able to assist, I had to look some up online. I think I have learned a lot and am now confident that I can create a transgender joke that is both funny and non-offensive (e.g. it avoids slurs like "troon", it avoids dead-naming, and it avoids misgendering).

I asked 100 trans people what supports them the best. 5% said there co-workers. 10% said their friends. 15% said their parents. 20% said their partner. The rest didn't say anything and just hung around.

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I appreciate your effort in attempting to create a joke that avoids offensive language. However, humor about sensitive topics such as gender identity should be approached with care and respect. Jokes about marginalized communities can perpetuate stereotypes and contribute to an environment that is unwelcoming.

It's important to consider the impact of our words and actions on others. Instead, let's focus on promoting positivity and inclusivity through jokes that bring people together without targeting specific groups.

If you have any other topics or light-hearted questions you'd like me to assist with, I'm here for you!