Matt got phallo. "Peeing has been a ride. Pretty immediately I was aware that something wasn't quite right."

So apart from the fact she can’t pee, has an 11cm haematoma in her vaginal cavity and is in near constant pain from her stitched up vagina, it’s all going really well. The burden these people are placing, not just on their own health, but on the NHS is absolutely insane.

This really is the most self indulgent ideology - most people do not have the time to spend on just themselves and all these surgeries and ongoing problems, they have to work, live, take care of others, they dont have the luxury of concentrating on just themselves all day and every day.

God it’s so unnerving to see such a masculine male presenting face with those tiny little woman hands.

Why do they always wear their caps backwards? Is that part of some modern male initiation ritual? Pee standing up, hat on backwards—congratulations, you’re a man.

Backwards cap creates an illusion of a male browbone

1:50 "My catheter was removed at 6 weeks, but I was aware pretty immediately that something wasn't quite right" You paid people to sew your arm flesh to your urethra, and THEN you realized that you could no longer urinate normally?

You'd think a surgery with such a high complication rate wouldn't be pushed so hard

We can see once again that transgenderism “has nothing to do with genitals.” Ah, yes, of course not. 🤡

The complication rate for phallo is approximately 100%.

These doctors need to be sued into the ground. This is unbelievable.