Jaron Seth Bloshinsky / Jazz Jennings / I Am Jazz - Puberty Blockers: Not Even Once

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He might have lost weight but he is still shaped like a fridge: no waist.

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The brothers are really peas in a pod.
 
Sinner's Sandwich said:
Jazz needs a bra for his hideous tuberous man boobs.
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He knows that wearing a bra will make them look too big on the front and add weight. Because he's a child eunuch, he doesn't know that big boobs on a small frame can be attractive.

Also, I'm sure he feels bras uncomfortable. We women wear them since we're 11 or so, so we have time to get used to them and it's as normal as underwear and it has a use. Jazz knows nothing of it.
 
m1ddl3m4rch said:
Partially, I'd say. Universal healthcare is a big lefty goal that everyone knows about, but the pernicious goal of requiring health insurance companies to fund "gender affirming care" had already cleared tons of legislatures. Trans-medicine (as in not really a medicine) had brick and mortar clinics in all fifty states. It's not that troons found money in their couch for plastic surgery, it's that pharma lobbied to make health insurance companies cover it.
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Yes, and required or not, they all jumped right to it, few questions asked, it seems, based on how quickly some of it happens. It's absolutely insane. How many people get carte blanche to rack up a million dollars in healthcare in a few months, as some of the people in these threads have done, short of a catastrophic accident or medically and imminently life-threatening situation? They get coverage for multiple surgeries with high complication (and dissatisfaction) rates, and even get coverage for attempted aesthetic corrections to initial surgeries. And these are people who mostly pay minimal premiums (or none, plus virtually no taxes, for those on public assistance).

Tasty Tatty said:
He knows that wearing a bra will make them look too big on the front and add weight. Because he's a child eunuch, he doesn't know that big boobs on a small frame can be attractive.
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Boobs down to your waist don't look smaller, just...low.
 
Jazz needs a special-made bra.

There are True and Honest women who wear sizes on a particular end of the curve, as it were.

Amazon requires steel-toes (which they pay for), and if there isn't a size in stock, that shit can be custom ordered on the company dime.

I, for example, have struggled with having an LA face and an Oakland booty my whole adult life.

No shame in the custom game.
 
Positron said:
Failson is still at it, crowing about his "gym journey".
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Sandflea can't (or won't) understand that no one is walking past him and calling him a fatty except when he insists on going around shirtless and screeching about how fit he is. He's very average in my opinion. He's unable to either wear a shirt and go unnoticed, or accept that the gym bros will always laugh at his titties.

I think it's great to see people in the gym, walking, or "riding bike." When it's performative and attention-seeking, it deserves to be mocked. He's no better than Anna O'Brien.
 
Reminds me of when my aunt did something wrong, but nobody ever blamed her or even said she did something. When it was mentioned, she wasn't named as part of it... yet, she always mentioned she didn't do it.

Saddest thing is that Sandro ain't completely wrong. Not everybody goes to the gym for the same reason and experiences are different. It's good he's exercising, but he's handling so bad the fair criticism he got from that dude.

He just doesn't know the idea that someone disagrees with you, which speaks volumes of his upbringing. Same vibes that those feminists saying that they didn't want men to correct them even if they're wrong. Sum that up to how millennials think everything is an experience, even mistakes you can avoid and you should never tell them they do wrong.
 
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