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That's an absolute Karen face.View attachment 2921422
'How fucking dare you!'
"Excuse me, I'd like to talk with the manager of men, thank you."
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That's an absolute Karen face.View attachment 2921422
'How fucking dare you!'
Autistic detective work (with a caveat that dates of IG posts are not necessarily synonymous with real life events):My current favorite theory is that he went for a couple weeks and then had a breakdown.
He already has a medical team so I won't be surprised if that's also the case.On a scale of one to Biden, how likely is it that Jazz has handlers/wranglers that are there to help him coast through college? I don't see how anyone who hasn't socialized since tenth grade could possibly be able to handle something as overstimulating as college.
It was one of the doctors they interviewed but rejected because said doctor was honest with them about the situation, saying it would be very difficult/involve more than one surgery. Irony.Ting or Bowers? Bowers is the one who said “You could be a p.orn star with all the pictures we’ve taken.”
Griffen is the nega-Sander (and vice versa). Sander thinks not wearing a shirt makes him cool and fun, Griffen thinks that, by wearing it, he's cool and smart.Griffen exudes smug shifty jew energy in their call with the secretary of education where they are lobbying for it be illegal to say mean words to trannies. I think Jazz confused it with the "take a shit anywhere I want" legislation. In any case, Griffen is like an evil Boromir, Sander is the lesser (but no less evil) brother Faramir.
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An anon on /tv/ thought he saw a seroquel pill when Jazz was taking his meds. Seroquel is a second gen antipsychotic that is notorious for causing rapid weight gain. It fucks with blood sugar and appetite. Also causes lethargy which does not help because that means fewer calories burned. Only thing is, I looked up seroquel pills and they're tiny. Pharmanon would have to have a good eye to pick it out. It's plausible though; the kinds of psychiatrists Jazz would be seeing would prescribe an antipsychotic off label as a sleep aid and to supplement an antidepressant (big pharma has even started marketing antipsychotics as antidepressant-augmentation under different brand names, because they know many depressed people would be hesitant to take pills for people who are *actually* crazy. Look up Rexulti to learn more).I'm curious how much of a factor those meds are with Jazz's increasing weight issues.
Seroquel pills are only tiny if they're 25mg or 50mg. Once you get to 100mg and over, the pills start to become bigger. And if those tiny pills are seroquel, then the side effects are minimum. Doctors prescribe Seroquel in 25mg to 50mg for patients to help with sleep, and I've never heard of those people complaining about side effects, except for maybe the first two weeks where they're still adjusting to it and wake up groggy in the morning.Only thing is, I looked up seroquel pills and they're tiny.
If she stops dilating and let's it all just heal, does she risk impairing her ability to pee? Would scar tissue overwhelm the urinary opening?Be honest, did ANY of us notice before the show pointed it out?
But vocalising that pain would mean more surgery.
Sometimes it's easier to complain about small pains when you're hiding the big ones.
At least Faramir gets redeemed. I don't see that happening with Sander anytime soon.In any case, Griffen is like an evil Boromir, Sander is the lesser (but no less evil) brother Faramir.
Raymond told Jeanette she should book a return flight, with the caveat, "you can always change it", which she would and which she would turn into a major drama... "Jazz is oversleeping, so I am having to change my plane ticket again!". What was the point of that?Jeanette continues to make me mad at the TV. There is no need to interfere in the grooming habits of a 21 year old. And if you do want to wax someone's legs, try watching a damn youtube tutorial first maybe. (I don't use the stuff, but know from the most casual of media exposure that she wasn't applying it well.) I agree with everyone who thinks that was purely because Jeanette enjoys causing Jazz pain and humiliation.
Raymond was a breath of fresh air. He seems so rational, caring, and grounded. While the ribbon thing may seem silly, it's the most thoughtful activity anyone has planned for poor Jazz. His family keeps arranging potato sack races, and skiing accidents. Raymond found a fun, gentle movement exercise more appropriate to Jazz's fitness level. He seems to have a much better approach to Jazz's mental health. And he was very careful but firm in telling Jeanette to back off. I really hope this guy is a real friend, not just a paid actor.
I wanted one of Sander's friends to ask Noah: "If trans men are men, why are you whining like a little bitch?"
At high doses seroquel is used as an antipsychotic, but it is actually classified as an antihistamine. Maybe at low doses? It is a powerful sleep inducer and would account for Jazz not being able to wake up. The scarier thing, though, is that aside from the almost universal weight gain patients experience, it causes long QT syndrome. Your heart gets weaker. You have less stamina.An anon on /tv/ thought he saw a seroquel pill when Jazz was taking his meds. Seroquel is a second gen antipsychotic that is notorious for causing rapid weight gain. It fucks with blood sugar and appetite. Also causes lethargy which does not help because that means fewer calories burned. Only thing is, I looked up seroquel pills and they're tiny. Pharmanon would have to have a good eye to pick it out. It's plausible though; the kinds of psychiatrists Jazz would be seeing would prescribe an antipsychotic off label as a sleep aid and to supplement an antidepressant (big pharma has even started marketing antipsychotics as antidepressant-augmentation under different brand names, because they know many depressed people would be hesitant to take pills for people who are *actually* crazy. Look up Rexulti to learn more).
I want to go with Occam's razor though and stick with the theory that his surgery caused the weight gain. Having all the flesh between your legs fucked up can make it painful to walk and even sit down. Pain causes depression. Depression causes eating unless it's an ana-chan. That being said, it happened so rapidly. Only time I've seen people balloon that bad were whores in high school who got diagnosed with bipolar 1 in senior year of HS/freshman year of college and blew up from the antipsychotics. Or the girl who got type 1 diabetes and actually took the proper amount of insulin instead of occasionally taking lower doses to lose weight like 99% of girls with T1D do. Most fat people get fat gradually due to fast food and sedentary jobs, except for 600lb life tier people who were always fat.
I haven't seen many other troons puff out, so perhaps there is something else at play. Fat troons are usually already fat and surgery doesn't change it.
My recollection in hearing discussions of this is that, if it closes up, it will create pockets of pus and necrotic tissue (leaking, smelly, painful, dangerous). So it isn't easy to just say f it, let the thing heal up, he would actually have to get another surgery to have the attempts at a "lining" removed so it can heal cleanly.If she stops dilating and let's it all just heal, does she risk impairing her ability to pee? Would scar tissue overwhelm the urinary opening?
I don't understand why we still treat "one way tickets" as some immutable life sentence. Like. You can just buy another one-way ticket back to Fl.Raymond told Jeanette she should book a return flight, with the caveat, "you can always change it", which she would and which she would turn into a major drama... "Jazz is oversleeping, so I am having to change my plane ticket again!". What was the point of that?
most things heal from the inside out (or the bottom up, however you want to think of it). Healing works best where there is better blood supply so it makes sense for it to happen deeper in the body and then outward. that seems to be the way it usually works with neovaginas as well. There are patients that have narrowing at the opening first and they run the risk of such a problem, but I haven't run into it in the SRS horrors thread.My recollection in hearing discussions of this is that, if it closes up, it will create pockets of pus and necrotic tissue (leaking, smelly, painful, dangerous). So it isn't easy to just say f it, let the thing heal up, he would actually have to get another surgery to have the attempts at a "lining" removed so it can heal cleanly.
I think that the urethra is placed in front of and over the amhole. I don't think the surgeons are demented enough to make their patients pee out of the amhole. The amhole doesn't have any function besides getting dilators, dicks (optimistic), and douches shoved into it.If she stops dilating and let's it all just heal, does she risk impairing her ability to pee? Would scar tissue overwhelm the urinary opening?
This is a very interesting observation. In my experience, dormitory and roommate assignments are made well before move in day. Especially for freshmen, it's a good way to let students who may be uncertain or apprehensive get to know at least a few people before the academic year begins, as well as facilitating communication about who will bring what to share with roommates. I was a college student approximately one geologic age ago, and our dormitory assignments were made in the spring of our senior year of high school. Surely, if Jazz had actually intended to matriculate, he would have been assigned to a dormitory at the very least.no randos came forward exclaiming that omg Jazz is in my class/dorm or even on campus so I’m not sure he even made it that far.
One of Jaron’s revision surgery involved attempting to remove excess erectile tissue. The tissue was putting pressure on the urethra causing Jaron’s piss stream to shoot upwards and outwards rather than down.If she stops dilating and let's it all just heal, does she risk impairing her ability to pee? Would scar tissue overwhelm the urinary opening?
At the end of season 6, when he was originally going to college, he talked to the camera about arranging for a single room so that he could have privacy for dilation. I have to imagine that the same is true this year.It's interesting that nobody appears to have posted on Jazz's social media to say, "Hey, we're roommates!" or anything.