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Jeeze this is a really dark one. Here are some other excerpts
Sorry for the late response to both of the above posts, but somehow I missed them a few pages back. Quite honestly , I think this woman's issue is not - or at least, not only - the usual troon autism. From the Reddit posts alone, it's pretty obvious that she is not intellectually or mentally capable of the "informed" part of "informed consent" and it's unconscionable that she's being encouraged to transition.Struggling to understand her own emotions due to autism and relying on everyone else to tell her what's good for her
I would not be surprised if she doesn't fully comprehend that the changes wrought upon her body are largely permanent. I cannot remember the exact number offhand, nor can I find a citation, but if I recall correctly, a very large majority of individuals with "borderline intellectual functioning" (BIF), meaning those whose intellectual functioning is significantly below average but not low enough to qualify for a diagnosis of mental retardation, do not fully understand more complex concepts of cause and effect. For example, patients with BIF may not be able to answer a question like, "If you stayed up late last night and got up early this morning, how would you feel tonight?"
To put it in more concrete terms, a diagnosis of mental retardation is made when an individual has an IQ <=70, or more than 2 standard deviations below average (100). BIF is defined as a full-scale IQ at least 1 but less than 2 standard deviations below the average. Because IQ is normally distributed, this means that almost 14% of the population would meet the clinical criteria for a BIF diagnosis. Well, they would, except the DSM no longer provides any diagnostic criteria and has eliminated BIF as a standalone condition.
To put it in more concrete terms, a diagnosis of mental retardation is made when an individual has an IQ <=70, or more than 2 standard deviations below average (100). BIF is defined as a full-scale IQ at least 1 but less than 2 standard deviations below the average. Because IQ is normally distributed, this means that almost 14% of the population would meet the clinical criteria for a BIF diagnosis. Well, they would, except the DSM no longer provides any diagnostic criteria and has eliminated BIF as a standalone condition.
It almost makes you wonder, doesn't it?

If I understand correctly, that is a woman and her sad Dali flesh sacks are supposed to have been a mastectomy. I'm honestly not even sure what the fuck I'm looking at or what the intended surgical outcome was supposed to be. I also am finding myself more and more amused by the troons who bitch about BMI limits forLmao at all that hair. Of course I've known women hair from their neck to their navel! /sarcasm