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Originally Posted by AzzarTheGod
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If its so personal why does the community talk about it openly?
A year is hardly enough time to work out any possible psychological issues and falsified gender dysphoria. I am sure you are not ignorant enough to believe that every trans woman thinks exactly the same and has a one-size fits all approach.
This surgery is marketed as happiness, as fantastical in nature. As if by getting it you will lose your transgender identity.
That is my biggest problem with it, as well as others.
Really? Or did society give you your opinion on this?
This train of thought seems to stem mainly from getting blown off and rejected by "straight men". And again, your community seems to think you can disown your trans identity by getting this surgery-- rather than finding a tolerant community and finding an alternative relationship with someone who is understanding of your condition.
Going to go with society gave you your opinion and outside forces influencing your decision to support the GRS/SRS dragon.
Its my right as an American to intervene.
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And you formed your own, independent opinion/s?