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The effects of estrogen and progesterone:

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Newposter1 year ago

This is very important info for baby trans!! 🏳️‍⚧️

Elise Oyin1 year ago

We don't allow no progesterone antagonist to operate even 0.1% and we ban all anti-progesterone activity, and for there to be no switch of any kind in regards to progesterone from agonists to antagonist in Elise Oyinkromeineifa's body even 0.1% in the name of Jesus Christ u9ges

Maddie™ Cave Bunny arc1 year ago

is it estrogen and prog that make you throw bricks and chairs or is it separate, like the estrogen causes the bricks and prog the chairs?

Kylie 💕🏳️‍⚧️1 year ago

thank you transfemme adam sandler

julia1 year ago

really good Adam driver impression I gotta get on ur dose

Bell Smell 🎀1 year ago

GET THIS GIRL INTO THE WOMENS RESTROOM IMMEDIATELY

sadie1 year ago

no community note its real

bloom 💮1 year ago

I was not expecting that voice and now have water coming out of my nose. thanks

Keep them away from me1 year ago

When i close my eyes I can hear god

Maeve🌊1 year ago

I feel like simply listening to you do this voice is proactively reversing my voice training.

Jaclyn 🏳️‍⚧️🎹1 year ago

finally someone speaking out!

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