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I need to poop. It smells like pee. I need to pee."

So instead of putting on his clothes, he does.

"I'm about to get on this bed," he says, and then picks up the sheets off the floor and does it again. "It's my first time doing this."

He gets on a couch and pulls down the cover. Soiled, wet and a little cold.

"This is all my fault," his mum says, and takes his hand.

"Sorry. I forgot," he says, and the room freezes. "This is my third child on birth control. I've been on birth control for three years."

In fact, he had been on it for seven months before. He was 18 years old.

He has had no contact with the women he has sex with. "They don't know. It really doesn't impact me anything," he says.

For most trans women, the idea of being pregnant is more terrifying than the risk of homelessness. But not for Lacy.

"It's so horrible. I think it's actually worse, just being pregnant. I don't think anyone would do it," she says.

She still struggles with "a little depression about me becoming pregnant and then losing myself because I was on birth control. It's so hard
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Mmmm... Goat...