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the abomination should be post birth aborted
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ETA: are there conjoined twins who "share" genitalia? Even inseparable ones like Abby and Brittany Hensel reportedly have two vaginas.
Unless the graphic below is wrong, it looks like Abby and Brittany Hensel actually just share one vagina.
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When you think about things like this it's actually pretty amazing the level of "intelligence" your genome has that when trying to put something together from a set of botched instructions, it does an almost miraculous job actually growing a viable fetus. Something has to go terribly wrong to start putting together a mutant like this (basically just two people shoved together) and it's ridiculous that biology somehow works around it. For instance, the one ribcage thing. How did the genes know how to do this when confronted with two sets of all other internal vital organs? How did this work?
I've met very few trans people in my life. Of the few I have met, there are rare decent ones among them. I used to be more tolerant on the whole trans issue. Actually, I used to be way more supportive of LGBT in general. These days? I have become more homophobic and transphobic. Especially the latter. When I'm around them, naturally I don't go out of my way to bully or harass them. I treat them with respect like I do anyone else.
However, I resent that the powers-that-be are bending over backwards for 0.6% of the whole U.S. population. Not only that, they are trying to impose themselves on everyone else. We have to care about them, but they could give fuck all about everyone else, including non-trans people who go out of their way to help them.
Also, I've been told that modern neuroscientists and the medical community accept being trans as a legitimate thing. Is there any truth to that? I'm aware that trans people have gender dysmorphia and hormonal problems, but is there more to it?
E- I have known one hermaphrodite, chosen to be male at birth (because that's how they did stuff back when). Once she found out as an adult that she wasn't crazy for experiencing period cramps throughout her puberty, she had the doctors open her natural vaginal cavity back up. I lost track soon after that. But I know she shoots blanks but can get a stiffy, and can produce viable eggs.
I've met very few trans people in my life. Of the few I have met, there are rare decent ones among them. I used to be more tolerant on the whole trans issue. Actually, I used to be way more supportive of LGBT in general. These days? I have become more homophobic and transphobic. Especially the latter. When I'm around them, naturally I don't go out of my way to bully or harass them. I treat them with respect like I do anyone else.
However, I resent that the powers-that-be are bending over backwards for 0.6% of the whole U.S. population. Not only that, they are trying to impose themselves on everyone else. We have to care about them, but they could give fuck all about everyone else, including non-trans people who go out of their way to help them.
Also, I've been told that modern neuroscientists and the medical community accept being trans as a legitimate thing. Is there any truth to that? I'm aware that trans people have gender dysmorphia and hormonal problems, but is there more to it?
Same way this thing doesWhen you think about things like this it's actually pretty amazing the level of "intelligence" your genome has that when trying to put something together from a set of botched instructions, it does an almost miraculous job actually growing a viable fetus. Something has to go terribly wrong to start putting together a mutant like this (basically just two people shoved together) and it's ridiculous that biology somehow works around it. For instance, the one ribcage thing. How did the genes know how to do this when confronted with two sets of all other internal vital organs? How did this work?
So are transgender people more susceptible to coronavirus?
The cocktail of hormones and general chaotic condition it leaves the body in would (according to an MtF on twitter) make it difficult to stabilise someone acutely afflicted by coronavirus.
If that's the case, then how will individuals fare that aren't just on hormones, but have had full blown bottom surgery too?
I don't understand why almost none of them anymore ever make even the slightest attempt at passing. I have seen out and about the fatshit with a week's worth of beard stubble, some cheap costume wig on and a maternity dress with steel toed men's worker's boots ..and you better damn well call him MAA'M!!!
While more rare, I've seen similar things with FtM, still having long feminine hair, still wearing makeup and feminine clothes...but they freak out if you don't use male pronouns.
Is there any difference anymore between troons and transtrenders and "actual" trans people? The lines keep getting blurred more and more.
Is there any difference anymore between troons and transtrenders and "actual" trans people? The lines keep getting blurred more and more.
Kinda sorta. Psychology and psychiatry accept it. Some healthcare providers will humor trannies to gain social justice cred:Also, I've been told that modern neuroscientists and the medical community accept being trans as a legitimate thing. Is there any truth to that? I'm aware that trans people have gender dysmorphia and hormonal problems, but is there more to it?
www.apa.org
Not all transgender people suffer from gender dysphoria and that distinction is important to keep in mind. Gender dysphoria and/or coming out as transgender can occur at any age.
So if you're not sticking to your assigned gender roles congrats, psychiatry says you're trans!Transgender: An umbrella term encompassing those whose gender identities or gender roles differ from those typically associated with the sex they were assigned at birth.
I don't think there's any evidence that gender dysphoria stems from a brain/body mismatch. Some transpeople get surgery and still feel dysphoric afterwards, like Noelle from I am Jazz. Here's a post he made a few months after getting SRS:The progressive view on transgenderism overall is correct, in that transitioning must be accepted since the brain cannot be made to match the body. What is misguided, are people who are not trans, who got groomed into thinking they are trans, so they spread incorrect "PSAs" which cause unnecessary strife. It's spreading unintentional lies with the best of intentions. This of course is not new to the human race either.
There's some evidence that estrogen has a protective effect in mice, so it's quite possible that men receiving HRT are less likely than the general male population to be affected.I don't think any of the drugs MtFs take make them more susceptible.
...[An] Ovariectomy or treating female mice with an estrogen receptor antagonist increased mortality indicating a protective effect for estrogen receptor signaling in mice infected with SARS-CoV. Together, these data suggest that sex differences in susceptibility to SARS-CoV in mice parallel those observed in patients and also identify estrogen receptor signaling as critical for protection in females.
It is confirmation bias, most people here have probably interacted with a trans person without knowing they were trans, it's only the ones that don't pass and are easily clockable that you can tell from the get go. I've met a few transgender people in my life and most of the time I wasn't able to tell they were trans until they started talking. KF likes pretend like the average tranny looks and acts like Jessica Yaniv when the reality is most of them just want to live their life in peace.I've seen some people who pass really well, and then others who don't pass for shit. Granted, I do think that it's sometimes "confirmation bias", like I don't even start thinking they look "trans" until I find out they're trans, then I start scrutinizing every little feature. You know what I mean?
I feel bad for people who do try at least, but can't manage it. That sucks, But at least make an effort not to be a fashion victim. Don't get your fashion tips from "People of Walmart". (Although those people probably sucked even before they transitioned -- Chris being the prime example)
I get the impression about 40% of them behave like normal people and 60% of them are coomers, tumblrite trenders or twitter social justice warriors.It is confirmation bias, most people here have probably interacted with a trans person without knowing they were trans, it's only the ones that don't pass and are easily clockable that you can tell from the get go. I've met a few transgender people in my life and most of the time I wasn't able to tell they were trans until they started talking. KF likes pretend like the average tranny looks and acts like Jessica Yaniv when the reality is most of them just want to live their life in peace.