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Cosmetic and surgical interventions cannot alter human genetics or biological sex. Performing irreversible, life-altering surgeries under the banner of healthcare raises fundamental ethical questions about long-term physical outcomes. Biological sex remains immutable. No amount of surgical procedure can transform a biological male into a female, or vice versa. Labeling...

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JK2 天前

"Lady voice", MAN VOICE, "Lady voice", MAN VOICE. Fringe goes a long way back...

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HerTribeVibe2 天前

Male pattern baldness

PissheadPat 的头像
PissheadPat2 天前

Trans is a cult

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Schrödinger's Lesbian ⚢2 天前

Yes the genetics 🧬 that the surgeon is referring to is that you’re a man.

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Don'tShoveTheLesbians🌞2 天前

"I'm a very open book, ignore the filters that lie to you." And no, it's not just a rare genetic condition that tries to close an extreme open wound, sir.

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Molly Malarkey 🇺🇸2 天前

Everything about this is so monstrous.

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JTB2 天前

It’s the surgeons, they need to be struck off , it’s no different to the things that have been done to Katie price , it’s criminal to change healthy body parts because of a mental body dysmorphia . Treat the illness !

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HerTribeVibe2 天前

I agree

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Sharon Ball MIMS2 天前

He didn't look hard enough. Plenty out there saying ow bad it is.

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Devonshire Pixie 🇬🇧💙🇮🇱2 天前

Those filters are doing the heavy lifting 😆

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TheTerfinator2 天前

It's a cult

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Larkspur2 天前

I heard that it is an everlasting infectious hole!

Sharon🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜 的头像
Sharon🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜2 天前

An open wound is just that not a vagina

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Jason Bourne The1st2 天前

The filters don’t hide the giant male skull and male pattern baldness.

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Tracey Russell2 天前

If you were meant to have a vagina, you would have been born with one, like a WOMAN.

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Gerry Aubergine2 天前

Cosmetic surgery may change the appearance of a person, but it doesn't change their fundamental nature.

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GenXreacts2 天前

TIMs and TIFs looking at one another.

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Becca Begotten🏳️‍⚧️2 天前

Hormones change biology to the other sex. Even to the point where it alters DNA messaging and the body starts making female blood protiens. Trans women are biologically and fully female.

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Reggie Stratocaster2 天前

It seems he had really bad surgery and there is no accountability for the surgeon who seemed aloof to his patients issues.This person may have temporarily dealt with this surgical complication but his problems with life may only be just beginning. This is gender affirming care.

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Kerry Griffiths2 天前

All that pain and suffering and time off work all because of autogynophilia.

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Nicky Chaleunphone 🇺🇸2 天前

Don't worry, his mortician will see him in the near future

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GoatOlive2 天前

The government is paying to support these sick men that they also mutilate. He probably got government benefits the whole time while actual women are out there slaving away in the workforce.

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GloriaGlasspool2 天前

Where to start! He's clearly convincing himself that it was the right decision, although the cognitive dissonance is palpable. He was lied to all the way through. He is some mother's son 😢

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Trishicut2 天前

Crazy how a wound refuses to stay open.

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Lana2 天前

Unbelievable his job gave him a year off for this shit

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Lydia Sweeting2 天前

Oy. AGAIN with strangers practising medicine on people they've never met. Every major medical body calls this care. But do go on.

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Adolf Hitler 2.02 天前

He mutulated himself in the worst posible way. He was a (physical) healthy man now he has an open wound insted of genetalia. The wound this guy calls vagina will try to close as soon as possible. He cant even pie, no way back. He got jewed* gender is tallmud.

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Wolf2 天前

Antes hacían un agujero en el suelo, se conocía como enterrar al muerto. Era una práctica más loable que todo lo que estamos escuchando

Kris Murray Browne 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇪🇺🇵🇸 的头像
Kris Murray Browne 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇪🇺🇵🇸2 天前

You fuck with Mother Nature, Mother Nature will fuck with you

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Trainswoman2 天前

they act like it’s their own personal womb and they’re having their periods and it’s biologically unique to them to suffer the growing pains of surgical intervention to invert your penis and leave a gaping wound that smells like shit. just like a woman’s period!

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Jill 💙 🇺🇦2 天前

”Genetics” was the cause of his problems according to his surgeon. Yes, because his genetics are male, his body is not supposed to support a man made cavity and will try to heal it. So, now he’s a man with a cavity which will need permanent care - so NOT a vagina.

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Lady_Sapientia2 天前

Your Dr. said that your problem was "genetics"? That you're actually a man and your body knows it's not supposed to have a gaping hole in the bottom of your torso besides your anus? You couldn't find anybody else who had those problems because it's a new fad? Interesting....

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women matter2 天前

Oh dear

PissheadPat 的头像
PissheadPat2 天前

Fkin el

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Kelcey2 天前

If he thinks he has won the war with his body, buddy have I got news for you. This will be an ongoing problem for you sadly. Was it worth it?

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