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[OddBeMe]

She was born intersex, the preferred medical term for persons of ambiguous gender. And doctors removed the male organ (however much existed) and labeled her a “she”.

Why is it so impossible to think some people with innocent issues like these…would maybe have biological or psychological gender dysphoria? And treating it would be to allow them to feel as normal as possible.

As children, that might require drugs of some kind, prescribed and monitored by doctors and their parents. And then whence into adulthood, surgery if needed. As is their choice.

his center of balance of was off.

[Girlygirl97l7]

People rarely understand intersex. The truth is that it's incredibly rare and of those cases the gender is usually obvious on close inspection. Let's say a person is born with a penis and vagina. That's intersex. When u take a closer look u see the punishment is a vegetable organ. No urethra, and no testicle attaches. Look at the vagina. U see a clitoris and urethra. U ultrasound and see ovaries. U know now the penis is just a vegetable organ. So yes this person was born with it but was it functional in any way or form no. The actually gambits it produces are female. If u did a blood draw u would see too x chromosome. That's a female. This is the case for most instersex. Usually born with two organs but only 1 is functional. I never actually heard of a case with a person truelly having 2 sex organs

Then as for the children. Why would u let them is my question? It's a child. My boyfriend thought he was a raptor as a kid after watching jurassic park. Kids imagination are wild and they can be confused. Surges and drugs have permanent effects. The drugs will sterilize the child and surges can't be reversed. So if u are wrong that person is disfigured for the rest if their life. Not to mention the cancer risk increase with hormonal drugs and that person will be dependent on them for life. We won't let a child drink alcohol or get a tattoo. But u want to let them sterilize themselves. A very permanent decision that robs them of a chance to have a family

[OddBeMe]

Yes but we don’t know what the lasting effect could be. I’m asking why are we caring so much about tranny kids who just want to feel better?

[Girlygirl97l7]

Because there a lot of research that shows it makes them worse in the long run. Kids brain are developing still. That's why u can't drive at until a certain age, that's why u can't drink to a certain age, can't consent to sex to a certain age, can't get a tattoo to a certain age. We limit all if that. Why would we let them make a life long decision that if it's wrong would likely lead to suicide. Increase their chances of cancer and further body dismophia. I have nothing against Trans people and I would like to find a way of help them. Truth be told I still don't have any solutions but from what I read the suicide rate is 49% before and after transition. If that's true by putting more people jn that bix permanent ur increasing the odds

[OddBeMe]

Please link. I research this and majority seems to show allowing them access to drugs that might make them more feminine or masculine increases their psychological confidence.

[Anonymous]

Don't pretend this is somehow representative of the vast majority of trans people.

[Stoner710]

Intersex is a rare genetic condition which doesn’t make clear on if they’re male or female. Gender dysphoria is a psychological condition which hurts normally born children.

Think about this I use to play with Barbie’s as a kid. Why no other guys in the neighborhood. I always make ken a veteran just coming back from a war. Tell me since I played with Barbie’s with the girls in my neighborhood does that make me a girl? Obviously not. So when a five year old boy says he likes StarFire that does not make him a girl.

[PragmaticProfit]

Intersex conditions are estimated to affect around 0.05% to 0.067% of the population, occurring in roughly 1 in 1,500 to 1 in 2,000 live births. It's important to note that this is distinct from the transgender movement, which advocates for individuals whose "gender identity" differs from their "assigned sex" at birth.

[DryGermanGuy]

Ahem: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/jamie-lee-curtis/

[OddBeMe]

Yeah I read it. The Curtis family doesn’t deny it.

[jshm2]

You mean to say it is a hermaphrodite, and it was made a "she". Also, no it's not "rare".

The rest of your spiel is your ignorance of the condition.

[OddBeMe]

Hermie is an antiquated term. Intersex is the new one.

[Sevenpointfive]

how much about it (i mean her/him?) do you know? did it take hormones? it wasn't given a chance to be a dude. i wonder what it would say if asked about not having the option?

[OddBeMe]

Oh see her detailed medical history isn’t public…. cuz it’s medical. As it should be.

[Sevenpointfive]

yeah, so you really can't judge it at all. but it turned out to have a hot bod that's for sure!

[OddBeMe]

I’m not trying to judge…I’m trying to get you fcks from judging trannies.

[WhiteBoyChill]

What was the point of this post?

I don’t recall having my cock circumsized, so I doubt an infant would remember having their genitalia removed

[OddBeMe]

Well let me simplify it for the children. People like this might not agree with the doctors who decided her gender and go the rest of their lives with feelings they should be other. So why aren’t we letting the, be happy?

[WhiteBoyChill]

Dude. If I didn’t remember my cock looking different as an infant, what makes you think an intersexual would recall their private parts?

[Alwayreckles93]

Stupid younger woman in their early 20s.

[gorydetails]

Jamie Lee Curtis has never been hot, lol.

[OddBeMe]

Great thanks Joel. As usual you miss the point entirely. Lol

[gorydetails]

And as usual, you miss the point of people having objections to children being mutilated by doctors.

[OddBeMe]

Children aren’t mutilated. They can’t be operated on until adulthood. Unless some medical issue is there.

[gorydetails]

That is a lie.

[OddBeMe]

Feel free to post examples. From what I read, children can’t get operations unless doctors feel is absolutely necessary. They can’t just say “cut my dick off.”

[gorydetails]

It's never necessary.

The number of “gender-affirming” mastectomies performed on teenagers has increased exponentially in the last few years, according to a study published in JAMA Pediatrics. From the MedPage Today story:

Only about 100 of these surgeries were performed in 2016, after which they steadily became more popular, surpassing 200 surgeries in 2017 and 300 by 2018. Das and colleagues put the 2019 total at 489 (P<0.001 vs 2016).

Ages of the adolescents ranged from 12 to 17, with a median of 16.

[OddBeMe]

Great research I googled in like ten seconds. Again I should be paid as the researcher for dummies.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36248210/

Conclusion: Between 2013-2020, we observed a marked increase in gender-affirming mastectomies in adolescents. The prevalence of surgical complications was low and of over 200 adolescents who underwent surgery, only two expressed regret, neither of which underwent a reversal operation. Our study provides useful and positive guidance for adolescent patients, their families, and providers regarding favorable outcomes with gender-affirming mastectomy.

200 isn’t a massive increase fyi.

[gorydetails]

@OddBeMe first step to being researcher for dummies is to not be an idiot, yourself. You stated "They can’t be operated on until adulthood". Now, since I showed you that they can, you want to pretend that 200 isn't a big number... so it is happening, but no big deal, eh?