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Is sander developing volcanic craters around his eyes? Are they sphincters??
What the hell is happening?
What the hell is happening?
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Jaron Seth Bloshinsky / Jazz Jennings / I Am Jazz - Puberty Blockers: Not Even Once
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Godmode
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He must have got served the Peppermint cockmeat sandwich.
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He's coming apart at the seams trying to fake-smile through the pain and disappointment of living in a corner he's painted himself into by making poor life choices.
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Forced smiles. When you force a smile, the wrong muscles work.
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Still relevent
JULAY
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Remember kids, even if you stunt your growth with puberty blockers and cut your balls off, male pattern baldness will still win in the end!
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I wonder if the final straw for Sander will be Jeanette opening the purse for Jazz's hair transplants while refusing to pay for his? Jazz is probably firmly back in Golden Child status now Jeanette can make being a Harvard Mom her narc identity over a Trans Mom.
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It's funny because I don't think Jazz is as bothered by his hairloss as Jeanette is - he clearly doesn't care about his physical appearance since he's not really trying to attract anyone; probably on the opposite scale - the fat slob presentation is a way to not attract people. Jeanette on the other hand probably couldn't handle such an obvious male feature being visible on her little Frankenstein monster project.
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He loves wigs, this will not be a problem for him.
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Lol those fucking moobs are diabolical
Is that because he comfort eats?
Its rare you see a eunuch with such ridiculously huge flabby moobs, then again its not often you see eunuchs as fat as Jazz.
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Any time I see a photo of Jazz, he looks like he is dissociating and just not there, and not present in the moment or in his body.
In this very specific case, I think it's an example of disssociating due to trauma, not dissociating as a form of high/escspe from reality that AGP's do.
In this very specific case, I think it's an example of disssociating due to trauma, not dissociating as a form of high/escspe from reality that AGP's do.
ExsanguinateHorizon
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He never had a fair chance, like Desmond and other victims of prolonged psychosexual abuse. It'd be great if he could break free but his intelligence and will is likely compromised due to puberty blockers, he's brainwashed and kept in fear by his mother, it wouldn't be surprising if he's told he'll lose everyone and everything if he 'quits.' That's an extremely powerful way to control someone, especially your own kids. Maybe he's dimly aware it's just better to be a sad sack. It's the only real way he can get back at his mother.
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Radion_Godiva
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I can't cope with the discussion of the hairline, Dear Jew God you have taken so much from this poor boy, please don't give him Sanders hairline.
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It’s what happens when a Jew in Florida doesn’t get a degree in law or medicine, so he can’t afford Botox, a hair transplant, and finasteride to suppress his Ashkenazi phenotype.
And his parents who do have the MD, DDS, or Esq. blew their money on gender treatment for the other son, so he can’t take the trustafarian path.
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About baldness and eunuchs, it’s complicated:
Hamilton studied 104 men with testicular insufficiency. Of these 20 men, who were aged between 19 and 69 at the time of examination, had developed testicular insufficiency prepubertally: 10 naturally and referred to as ‘eunuchoid’ and 10 due to castration. Thirty-four men, aged 21 to 57 years of age, had been castrated during adolescence and 50 (aged between 30 and 61) after the age of 20. He observed that men who acquired testicular insufficiency before puberty retained a prepubertal frontal hairline and none developed balding. Those castrated during adolescence showed only minor fronto-temporal hair loss without vertex balding. In men castrated later in life, some showed advanced degrees of balding but in a subgroup of 12 men who were losing hair at the time of castration, none showed progression of hair loss when re-examined one year later. In the decisive experiment, he then treated 12 men in the prepubertal testicular insufficiency group with testosterone. Four of these men developed typical male balding, and he was able to link the individual response or non-response to testosterone to the family history of balding. In two subjects, he reported that the progression of hair loss ceased when testosterone treatment was suspended but continued when treatment was resumed.
Hamilton studied 104 men with testicular insufficiency. Of these 20 men, who were aged between 19 and 69 at the time of examination, had developed testicular insufficiency prepubertally: 10 naturally and referred to as ‘eunuchoid’ and 10 due to castration. Thirty-four men, aged 21 to 57 years of age, had been castrated during adolescence and 50 (aged between 30 and 61) after the age of 20. He observed that men who acquired testicular insufficiency before puberty retained a prepubertal frontal hairline and none developed balding. Those castrated during adolescence showed only minor fronto-temporal hair loss without vertex balding. In men castrated later in life, some showed advanced degrees of balding but in a subgroup of 12 men who were losing hair at the time of castration, none showed progression of hair loss when re-examined one year later. In the decisive experiment, he then treated 12 men in the prepubertal testicular insufficiency group with testosterone. Four of these men developed typical male balding, and he was able to link the individual response or non-response to testosterone to the family history of balding. In two subjects, he reported that the progression of hair loss ceased when testosterone treatment was suspended but continued when treatment was resumed.
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"Hey doc, I really appreciate your help. I felt like I was less than a man after the accident. But with these supplements? I'm losing weight and gaining back muscle, I can pleasure my wife again, and I'm just feeling so much better! The hair loss is a bit unfortunate but I'd sooner than than be a flabby eunc-"
"Yeah I'm going to stop your testosterone to see if you stop going bald when you turn back into a flabby eunuch lol"
The 50s were wild
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Crippling depression. You can see the inside panic in his eyes.
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I'm going to bet a lifetime of no sunscreen in Florida is at least partly to blame. Those are insane crows feet for a 25 year old. He's going to be fucking haggard at 30.