#Sex change surgery

[sydsixxftm]

Thanks modern medicine for my transsexual body

[lasseling]

FBI Visits Texas Nurse Who Blew the Whistle on Children’s Hospital’s Gender Surgery Program

Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration has sent two FBI agents to intimidate a nurse who blew the whistle to expose controversial practices at Texas Children’s Hospital.

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HIGH RAMBLINGS ABT HRT REP IN STAR TREK TREK

Is it just me or is the star trek celebrations hrt explanations extremely transphobic, not only does the trans girl say that its suprising that she is still on the space hrt equivelnt (these pads that go on her skin and does a bunch of shit which when u read its so obvious the writers didn't know anything abt hrt) after 10 years,

but she praises how its all reversible, and says that makes people "riddled with cancers" otherwise. Like Jesus fucking Christ in the high tech future with brain transplants hasn't developed anything better than regular fucking hrt effects??? Like its basically high tech e gel with the only difference being its more reversable and that it causes cancer now???

, also in universe IN DS9 QUARK GETS A SEX CHANGE IN 1 DAY, AND YOU'RE TELLING ME THATS ONLY AVALABLE FOR CIS PEOPLE GOING UNDERCOVER AND NOT TRANS PPL??????? WHY WOULD TRANS PPL USE CANCER CASUING GELS IF YOU CAN FULLY TRANSITION IN A TWO HOUR TRIP TO SICKBAY???

I just hate how cis writers inherently make hrt more dangerous and worse than it is irl, even in a super advanced sci Fi setting, the trans woman offhandedly mentioned that its suprising shes still on hrt after 10 years, what are they implying abt trans ppl??? Not only that but praising its reversibility while simultaneously saying that its dangerous? Like come on the biases are so obvious,

replicated uterus /testes implants to safely and internally change ur hormone levels to transition as well as the super duper advanced plastic surgery being easily available, but in 300 years this cis writers could only imagine the reversibility aspect being subject to the star trek advanment as if that's the feature of hrt that needs working on, God I'm so sorry for that rant

I swear to fucking God if somebody in starfleet gets told to get 8 letters of approval from councellers before getting (IN UNIVERSE EASILY REVERSABLE) top surgery, meanwhile they're doing far more complex plastic & genetic surgeries on officers whenever they go undercover as a Klingon and they do that shit in like 20 minutes?????? I would join the fucking Maquis

[transingthoseformers]

Thinking about sex after major upgrades / frame reformats / ect and what it must feel like while all that is still newish on the body

[schadenfreudich]

I don't trust people who say things like "afab experience" because in most cases they actually mean "white, perfectly perisex afab experience" and even then, it's too specific.

Because I'm not white, so I never got the "weak little girl" thing. I wasn't white feminine enough, even though I was quite feminine as a child.

And while I don't consider myself intersex, my body has produced more testosterone than would be the normal range for someone going through a "female" puberty ever since I was going through puberty. Definitely not enough for it to have strong masculinizing effects, it's just also quite androgynous in an additive way.

I do not feel represented by most things that people are talking about like it's "universal" for "afab" individuals, while both being "afab" and having gone through "female" puberty.

[notsocheezy]

V-Day - The Next Twenty-Four Hours

I thought for sure things could only improve, but I was horribly wrong.

The CO2 they pumped me full of has remained a problem and only gotten worse. My surgical site still barely hurts, but I can't breathe more than an inch deep without excruciating pain. The only way to move this air out is by moving my body to dislodge it, and though I did get out of bed briefly yesterday, there have been conflicting statements made regarding whether that was medically advised or not, but I did it with a nurse's help, so don't blame me.

Even the maximum dose of oxycodone is not enough to do more than take the edge off of this pressure in my guts. I can hardly breathe and I can't eat - not just because of the increased pressure worsening the pain, not just because of the post-op constipation, but because I was not adequately kept supplied with my normal prescriptions. My digestive system is a trainwreck on the best of days, so I take the maximum dose of Pepcid each and every twenty-four hours... Until I got here, that is. Last night all they gave me was my estrogen.

I spent the night in a haze, caught between nightmares and acid reflux and chest pain and gas. Around nine PM, I was in so much pain that I started crying. I must stress how unusual this is: I do not cry from physical pain. This was 11/10 on the scale. And the nurses were in no rush to get me another pill.

I've not eaten a thing today. And I didn't eat much yesterday, either, despite enjoying the food. There is simply too much going on in my guts.

Today I was prompted to get out of bed again, and it was easier but no less painful. I was on the verge of fainting by the time I was able to sit back down on the bed. The shoulder pain is probably the worst part of standing, and that doesn't even make sense.

I wanna double back a little here, since I don't think I properly explained yesterday. There were five incisions made in my abdomen for the robot arms to get inside me, and the CO2 was pumped in there so they'd have room to work. That aspect of the process has by far given me the most problems. That said, it's also the reason why nothing down there particularly hurts. Robotic surgery is more precise. In the long run, I do believe it'll be worth it, but I'm suffering today for the promise of happiness later. Kinda like religion.

Anyway, that's kind of the jist of what's going on with me right now. It's bad. Real bad. But I figure as soon as I can make a bowel movement, things will quickly improve. You lucky folks will be among the first to hear about it!

Current pain rating: losing perspective on what zero felt like, 5/10.

[lokh]

oh wait. i just remembered that while i was getting my blood drawn and asked to have the sex indicator changed (kept fucking up the reference ranges) the technician asked if i was born male and when i was like uhh no she was like oh ok thats fine. so are you in the middle of transitioning or are you done

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Greer Lankton, Untitled 2D Artwork

via Mattress Factory

[flunkett]

i didnt brush my teeth and my mom threatened to send me to England

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by Michael Gryboski | Kentucky has become the latest state to ban puberty-blocking drugs and body-mutilating sex-change surgeries for youth younger than 18 after lawmakers overrode a veto by Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear...

[deckofflora]

Estrogen in my life wizard?

[emotivehardcore]

The thing about those posts that are like “cis people can go on masculinizing/feminizing hrt” or “cis people can get trans surgeries” is that imo if you’re doing things that change your sex you kind of are trans. Even if you identify with the gender you were assigned, you are transing your sex and that’s a trans experience. Like you may not be transgender but you are transsexual which is still trans. I just don’t think it really makes sense to classify someone as cis when they have materially changed their sex, even if they identify as the gender they were assigned

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why didn't anyone tell me jimmy is a literal doctor imagine ur surgeon doing bl on the side what even