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Topic	Do trans people really think their post-op genitals are the same
LostForest 10/30/21 2:24:57 AM #42:	_Krave_ posted... In that same way of thinking, why are men judged for having hairpieces, etc? Or anyone who does any sort of body modifications? Tbf this is actually an interesting dichotomy. People are usually judged negatively for cosmetic surgery, and other aesthetic procedures. I know the major difference is that genital reconstruction is to treat body dysmorphia, but at the same time, does that then imply that people without gender dysphoria don't deserve to modify their bodies to match their own identities? --- http://poorcouplesfoodguide.com Agender, curry fan, Top 10 lister, indie dev, gym hitter, musician, et al. <cite>LostForest posted [p:959525055] in Do trans p... [t:79735180]...</cite> <quote>_Krave_ posted... </cite> <quote>In that same way of thinking, why are men judged for having hairpieces, etc? Or anyone who does any sort of body modifications?</quote> Tbf this is actually an interesting dichotomy. People are usually judged negatively for cosmetic surgery, and other aesthetic procedures. I know the major difference is that genital reconstruction is to treat body dysmorphia, but at the same time, does that then imply that people without gender dysphoria don't deserve to modify their bodies to match their own identities? --- http://poorcouplesfoodguide.com Agender, curry fan, Top 10 lister, indie dev, gym hitter, musician, et al.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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