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Topic	Trump administration will not allow trans people to serve in military
CEs_EFG 07/26/17 10:32:28 AM #190:	Sayoria posted... Surgery is new but for the militants of the pre-surgery era, it was NOT needed. Funny how you guys are now all of a sudden "Oh, but this is needed and mandatory and blah" so how are you trans without the surgery back in day? do you just tell people you were a girl/guy? Sayoria posted... Not really. If anything, I've gotten far more active and aware of things. If you compared me from 10 years ago to now, you'd definitely notice I am far more focus, competent and driven to get my work done. Will I have to continue with hormone therapy all my life? If you decide to stop taking hormones, you may require medical monitoring to ensure that your hormonal levels do not put you at increased risk for osteoporosis, or other health concerns. This is particularly true for masculine transitioning who have undergone an oophectomy (removal of the ovaries). Sayoria posted... You have to keep that to yourself or you are disbarred. Sure, you can transition after, but it isn't right that you have to keep it 100% to yourself and live in fear that people will find out. That's going completely backwards. Not really... your personal life is your own don't ask don't tell sonnnnn --- http://imgur.com/a/GCAyA http://i.imgur.com/8ImkFTt.png http://i.imgur.com/iVota.gif http://i.imgur.com/vIs64.gif <cite>CEs_EFG posted [p:883625649] in Trump admi... [t:75606299]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote> Surgery is new but for the militants of the pre-surgery era, it was NOT needed. Funny how you guys are now all of a sudden "Oh, but this is needed and mandatory and blah" </quote> so how are you trans without the surgery back in day? do you just tell people you were a girl/guy? <cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote>Not really. If anything, I've gotten far more active and aware of things. If you compared me from 10 years ago to now, you'd definitely notice I am far more focus, competent and driven to get my work done.</quote> Will I have to continue with hormone therapy all my life? If you decide to stop taking hormones, you may require medical monitoring to ensure that your hormonal levels do not put you at increased risk for osteoporosis, or other health concerns. This is particularly true for masculine transitioning who have undergone an oophectomy (removal of the ovaries). <cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote>You have to keep that to yourself or you are disbarred. Sure, you can transition after, but it isn't right that you have to keep it 100% to yourself and live in fear that people will find out. That's going completely backwards.</quote> Not really... your personal life is your own don't ask don't tell sonnnnn --- http://imgur.com/a/GCAyA http://i.imgur.com/8ImkFTt.png http://i.imgur.com/iVota.gif http://i.imgur.com/vIs64.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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