Megathread SRS and GRS surgeons and associated horrors - the medical community of experimental surgeons, the secret community of home butchers

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I looked into them both before I posted. If Will Powers is not a doctor he is running one of the biggest scams of the decade:



'Supertucci' is not quite as verifiable but his comment history is consistent and he claims to be a urologist:

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He has also commented about urology and surgery under the same nickname on a bunch of other sites.

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I actually made a thread on this guy a few months ago, there are some pictures of his terrible amhole in that thread as well as some more controversial videos. The OP is due for an update, which I've been working on in my spare time.

I'm glad people are talking about him, since I feel he's an underrated cow who never seems to learn from his mistakes.

ETA: I might as well post some amhole pics here, since they're relevant to the GRS subject. They're from his OnlyFans, so they'll be in private spoilers.

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He got his surgery at GRS Montréal, but the surgeon wasn't Brassard, since Daniel has mentionned the surgeon was female.
so this guy got implants to make his outer labia look puffy right? cause if not, what the fuck are those horrific looking swellings.
 
so this guy got implants to make his outer labia look puffy right? cause if not, what the fuck are those horrific looking swellings.
I assume so, but God only knows because of the lack of standard of practice in this shit. "Puffy labia" looking like goddamn tumors once again displaying troons have never seen a real vagina.
 
HellzKelz is your typical Reddit troon (weeb, gamer, in his early 20s, etc).

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He went in about a month ago for SRS with Dr. Christopher McClung in Ohio...
Reddit thread: 2 week post-op vaginoplasty with Dr. McClung

Hi everyone! I finally got the bravery to post this with a picture because not a lot of information exists on this surgeon and I wanted to write about my experience.

Two weeks post-op picture

I arrived in Columbus after a lengthy drive two days in advance and arrived with my mother at our hotel. We figured we would spend the evening relaxing.

The day before surgery at about 7am was pre admission testing where they did a brief physical, took my blood, gathered an extensive medical history and sent me home with antibacterial soap. I had to start bowel prep immediately afterwards where I drank a bottle of magnesium citrate. Lemon flavored and it was horrendously bitter but downable. Not much can be said about the day except it was spent next to or on the toilet as I completely cleared out. That night and at 4am I needed to take showers using the antibacterial soap.

Day of surgery I was anxious. I arrived at about 5:30am and got checked in. Before my mother and I parted ways, they had to give me anti-anxiety medication because while I was confident, I was very anxious. I opted for an epidural (which turned out to be an incredibly good idea) and my memory stops being wheeled in.

I have a brief bit of memory in recovery where I was extremely sick. I'm sensitive to anesthesia so I ended up throwing up and somehow making an unexpected bowel movement. This complication soiled my dressing and I had to be wheeled back in and put under again to redress and repack my neovagina.

Memory resumes in the hospital room where the first two days were focused on a cycle of get painkiller, fall asleep, wake up hurting or getting checked on, sleep again.

Nothing super notable occurs for a while until day 5 of my stay. I had my packing removed and I could see my vagina for the first time. I couldn't stop crying, happy crying mind you. It was VERY swollen but it was mine, I didn't care, the pressure of the packing was really uncomfortable. Dr. McClung discussed my surgery and explained what happened to fill the memory gaps.he stated my result may take longer to heal due to the complication I had in recover but he says he believes the result should heal well and he stated it was one of the best he believes he has done to date.

Day 6 I was discharged but with a catheter still in me. Unfortunately, the urethra and the area needs longer to heal due to the complication and as a result the catheter would not be removed until the next Friday. Unfortunately my bowels restarted late as well, which meant only yesterday did my catheter come out.

During my two follow up on last Friday and yesterday, Dr McClung is pleased to see I'm able to fairly comfortably walk and stand. Admittedly it does still hurt, but I am healing well in that department. Since the catheter came out, I've had no troubles peeing on my own, thankfully. Dr. McClung says he has no concerns about my healing and says it looks quite good right now.

Dr. McClung states that my dilations will start on the 19th at my next appointment.This feels very late compared to other surgeries I have read, but this was likely because of what happened during surgery.

At the top of the post is my picture. The labia is still fairly swollen but I expected this due to to what happened. The redressing and repacking introduced increased swelling. The only things that make me nervous are how late my dilation start and the vaginal opening seems more wounded and clotted than I typically see in other posts. Maybe I am just overanxious (a trend for me) and it will all heal up just as well as Dr. McClung says it will. There just isn't much information out there to base things off of.

Anyways, I am open to any and all questions about my journey for things I missed or clarifications and hopefully this post will help people in the future. I'm spending my birthday today as the real me, and I cannot even begin to describe what kind of elation and happiness that brings me. Makes me almost cry from happiness.

EDIT: Forgot to mention this, but once I spend some time on dilation and heal more, I will be making a video that goes into a lot more detail about my experience, and talk about a lot of things to do to prepare and what to expect as a helpful and detailed vlog for people embarking on this incredibly amazing journey. You are all valid and awesome <3
I highlighted some of the funny bits. He shit himself after the surgery (keep this in mind for later...), and Dr. McClung thinks this stinkditch is some of his best work yet. :)
And it doesn't get said enough, but I find it irritating how these troons always seem to drag their mother, wife, or girlfriend along for support (and often to serve as their personal caretaker).
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Well done, Dr. McClung! Fine work indeed. :lol:

HelzKelz posted an update yesterday. He's now one month post-op.
"Things... got a bit rough on my end. No picture this time, I really can't find much encouragement to post one right now." Hmmm 🤔
Hopefully things have been treating you all well! Things... got a bit rough on my end. No picture this time, I really can't find much encouragement to post one right now.

So pretty much one or two days after that previous post, I had begun to notice some unusual skin just sort of all over the place. It was discolored, white, and seems wet. This pretty much set off alarm bells in my head like "no okay this doesn't seem right"

I reached out to McClung and he immediately saw me, thankfully due to a random same-day opening so it saved me a week of confused waiting. He told me at the time that my body was having a difficult time healing and was experiencing skin loss.

Not gonna' lie, when someone tells you that, it's really emotional. It was a really difficult two hour car ride home and really the next couple days were challenging. He put me on weekly follow ups and we had nothing much we could do but wait after putting me on multiple antibiotics.

Fast forward a bit, getting through a snafu with my pharmacy which delayed one of the two antibiotics by a couple days, and things just looked like they got worse but started to clear up. At my 3 week follow up, I received some even more news that really feels like I took a gut punch.

According to Dr. McClung, a revision surgery went from possible to "needed and within a month". Apparently, a portion (25%?) of my vaginal canal has lost its skin as well.


I lost some skin around the vaginal opening and it looks like the issue is also just inside the opening as well. The skin that died appears to be from the penile shaft, which is not something that seems super common. My internet digging just couldn't find much of anything around the issue. McClung states this issue can be fixed with a skin graft, but he has never had a patient with this complication before. He told me that he has to consult other experienced surgeons to ensure he has the correct solution for my case.

The only good news in the entire issue is that things weren't getting worse, my body had simply rejected skin used in the surgery. I did previously have a complication forcing me to go back in immediately after the operation, so we're questioning if something happened because of that. Regardless of the mechanism that caused it, I'm not in any immediate dangers but the complication will affect things cosmetically and functionally. I can already see the cosmetic damage that might result, but I am far, far less worried about cosmetic appearance. I care about functionality, plain and simple.

McClung started me on dilations, which are mildly uncomfortable but definitely not painful or difficult. It's mostly just annoying carving the time out of my day, so I quickly developed a routine that helps me be most comfortable during my dilation sessions and my boyfriend is here for moral support. I don't know how keen he was to do it given my situation, but not doing them would be more devastating than anything that I could accidentally do to myself dilating. I do not seem to be experiencing any real bleeding, I have only seen one dilation session where I had a very small amount of bleeding, but it stopped pretty much within a minute or two. I can't even really tell if I have sensation issues right now, since I can definitely feel the dilation and it feels about what I would expect it to feel like.

The only other thing we're waiting on now is for things to clear up a little more. I would be lying if I said I wasn't nervous, but I do have faith that his actions speak loudly and show that he cares about my case, since he is working so proactively to find best fit solution.

Tomorrow is another follow up, where hopefully I learn more. Hopefully in due time there will be a lot more positivity in a post here.

EDIT: So the follow up has a lot of positivity, I really won't wait another 2 weeks to share it. The dead skin has sloughed off completely both on the surface and inside the canal. We are now waiting and seeing if my body grows new skin in my canal or needs a graft. We 100% will be doing a revision to fix my clitoral hood, as the tissue dying caused it to part one way but it's a very simple fix. A lot less anxiety after that appointment. The body is already healing the surface skin that died, which should only scar a little bit and be just fine. It's a waiting game now to see just how much gets done during the revision.
Lol, he tried to fake some optimism there at the end, but you can just tell this whole thing is a disaster (even more than usual for stinkditches). He's too afraid to post a picture, after all.
He also suspects that shitting himself immediately after the surgery might be the cause or a contributing factor to a bunch of his skin dying and sloughing off. The mental image is just lovely. :) I'll be looking forward to any future updates.
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Btw, I happened to find a metoidioplasty + vaginectomy done by Dr. McClung:
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5/5 stars! :winner:
(the ratings on transbucket always get me)
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Unrelated bonus:
Something squicked me out while I was scrolling through transbucket. It looks kinda familiar (so I might have posted this before...), but I thought you guys should get the chance to enjoy it too. Just in case. :)
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RFF phalloplasty by Dr. Santucci at the Crane Center
 
He also suspects that shitting himself immediately after the surgery might be the cause or a contributing factor to a bunch of his skin dying and sloughing off. The mental image is just lovely. :) I'll be looking forward to any future updates.
And here we see the idiot coomer autist not properly doing research about what actually happens when you get your penis cut off. I feel nothing but a deep disgust at how flippantly he went into this. Enjoy the rest of your God forsaken existence.
 
so this guy got implants to make his outer labia look puffy right? cause if not, what the fuck are those horrific looking swellings.
I assume so, but God only knows because of the lack of standard of practice in this shit. "Puffy labia" looking like goddamn tumors once again displaying troons have never seen a real vagina.

From what I gather, he's only had penile inversion vaginoplasty. I think the difference in swelling between the two pictures is simply blood flow (as in, in the second picture he's aroused and the first one he's not), but I can't be sure.

Daniel was swollen for months after his surgery, to the point where they hanged downward in the shape of Homer Simpson's lips.
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He does often mention his "fat pussy lips", so he might've actually wanted them.
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he confirmed his surgeon in this video is Dr. Maud Bélanger from Brassard’s team
As soon as someone said a female surgeon at GRS Montreal I knew it must be one of Bélanger's lovecraftian horrors. On reddit, half of the time Bélanger is mentioned, she is being lauded for her work, while the other half of the time there are people struggling to cope with the mess she's made of their genitals.

Well done, Dr. McClung! Fine work indeed. :lol:

This has to be some sort of joke
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On a separate note, can someone with transmedical knowledge explain why skin sloughing off is such a common feature of these butcherings? What can even cause skin to do that?
 
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As soon as someone said a female surgeon at GRS Montreal I knew it must be one of Bélanger's lovecraftian horrors. On reddit, half of the time Bélanger is mentioned, she is being lauded for her work, while the other half of the time there are people struggling to cope with the mess she's made of their genitals.



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On a separate note, can someone with transmedical knowledge explain why skin sloughing off is such a common feature of these butcherings? What can even cause skin to do that?
Not a transmedicalist, but sloughing usually occurs in damaged skin where an infection is taking place.
 
As soon as someone said a female surgeon at GRS Montreal I knew it must be one of Bélanger's lovecraftian horrors. On reddit, half of the time Bélanger is mentioned, she is being lauded for her work, while the other half of the time there are people struggling to cope with the mess she's made of their genitals.



This has to be some sort of joke View attachment 2482111

On a separate note, can someone with transmedical knowledge explain why skin sloughing off is such a common feature of these butcherings? What can even cause skin to do that?
It’s literally ballsack skin roughly stretched over a wound, if it doesn’t heal right it’ll come right off.
 
As soon as someone said a female surgeon at GRS Montreal I knew it must be one of Bélanger's lovecraftian horrors. On reddit, half of the time Bélanger is mentioned, she is being lauded for her work, while the other half of the time there are people struggling to cope with the mess she's made of their genitals.



This has to be some sort of joke View attachment 2482111

On a separate note, can someone with transmedical knowledge explain why skin sloughing off is such a common feature of these butcherings? What can even cause skin to do that?
Nurse here. No experience with stinkditches, but skin sloughing off from a surgery site can be due to multiple factors that complicate healing. One of them is that the area isn't receiving adequate oxygen or nutrients through the blood supply. The cells that make up the external layer of the skin (epidermis) have a very short half-life and are constantly in the process of being replaced by a new layer pushing up from below. Normally the process is gradual and invisible, but if new skin isn't being formed properly, the result can be severe blistering and chunks coming off.
 
As soon as someone said a female surgeon at GRS Montreal I knew it must be one of Bélanger's lovecraftian horrors. On reddit, half of the time Bélanger is mentioned, she is being lauded for her work, while the other half of the time there are people struggling to cope with the mess she's made of their genitals.



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On a separate note, can someone with transmedical knowledge explain why skin sloughing off is such a common feature of these butcherings? What can even cause skin to do that?
Infection and necrosis leads to shedding of tissue.
 
HellzKelz is your typical Reddit troon (weeb, gamer, in his early 20s, etc).
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Lol, he tried to fake some optimism there at the end, but you can just tell this whole thing is a disaster (even more than usual for stinkditches). He's too afraid to post a picture, after all.
He also suspects that shitting himself immediately after the surgery might be the cause or a contributing factor to a bunch of his skin dying and sloughing off. The mental image is just lovely. :) I'll be looking forward to any future updates.
I know that the EBP is moving away from routine bowel prep for urological surgery, but a lot of established urologists and uro groups still have their patients do it anyway, reasoning that it's removing a bullet from the chamber for post-op infection and plain old comfort.

Hard to stand behind the data when you're this anecdotal case, pooping all up into his fresh and bloody vag packing. A urologist would have warned him, but he's got a plastic surgeon rearranging his genitals.
 
Nurse here. No experience with stinkditches, but skin sloughing off from a surgery site can be due to multiple factors that complicate healing. One of them is that the area isn't receiving adequate oxygen or nutrients through the blood supply. The cells that make up the external layer of the skin (epidermis) have a very short half-life and are constantly in the process of being replaced by a new layer pushing up from below. Normally the process is gradual and invisible, but if new skin isn't being formed properly, the result can be severe blistering and chunks coming off.
Would the world famous, widely known lack of hygiene these sick-in-the-minds often have have anything to do with it?
 
Oh look it's this guy:
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More cope.

"I'm superior because of my neo-clunge, oh its falling apart." :story:x41

Could not have happened to a better person. I used to think hsts were more sympathetic than agps but really whats more homophobic than hating being gay so severly you'd rather mutilate yourself to appear like a woman than just be gay.
 
Don’t forget that doctors often can’t give out good, accurate information because they don’t know much about the long term effects!

What’s are the consequences of puberty blockers etc. 20-30-40 years down the line? They don’t know.

What are the consequences on brain development? They don’t know.

How would being on puberty blockers for just a year or two affect later development and fertility? They don’t know.

They don’t know because nothing like this has ever been done before.

This is in reply to a post from more than a year ago, so it's very possible other people have commented on this, and I apologize if this is merely the latest in a line of identical statements. Nonetheless, I feel compelled, as someone who watched this happen, to say:

We know.

In 2001, Abbot and Takeda - then the makers of Lupron, operating together as TAP Pharmaceutical Products - were forced to pay $875,000,000 in fines relating to their unethical practices in urging Doctors to dispense samples of Lupron, and to then fraudulently claim hundreds in government reimbursement for each dose. The depths to which Abbot, in particular, is willing to sink in pursuit of profit is important to note.

Moving forward, Lupron's reputation did not improve. From 2007 to 2017, an article much like this one could be found once per quarter or so in a major magazine. I recall TIME running several pieces like this one (shocking, isn't it?) and I encourage everyone to read it:


There was serious talk of restricting all off-label uses of Lupron. It is a chemotherapeutic agent, and it is an important one for treatment for a few types of cancers, but it should never be given to children. There were several major lawsuits in the works,.

And, then, suddenly, when things seem most grim for the future of "puberty blockers," millions begin to pour into "trans rights" organizations. Gender dysmorphic disorder is banished as a mental illness, and becomes a strictly physical condition that insurers are required to cover.

And Lupron, and other drugs of its kind, shift from black sheep that could well be restricted in ways that few drugs have ever been, to being among the more profitable drugs on the market. One year of Lupron is more than $20,000, and there is no generic. A child prescribed it as a "puberty blocker" for the purpose of transition can be expected to be on a drug like Lupron for as long as a decade. Remember the article - those were the consequences of only a few years, not a decade.

There is, obviously, a cultural element to the movement. There are, obviously, to put it bluntly, a lot of degenerates involved. (I have known, and I have nothing but sympathy for, HSTS patients. While I believe their condition to be rooted primarily in psychology and an intense self-hate resulting from being gay, they do, indeed, suffer from it. By contrast, I have known only a few AGPs who were other than walking masses of paraphilias and malignant narcissism.) It has, tragically, become a point of virtue to support.

But what drives it is very simple. It is what drove Thalidomide; it is what drove desPLEX; it is what drove Meridia and Fen-Phen. It is what drove every drug that was known by its manufacturer to have side-effects that outweigh any potential benefits a thousand times over:

The avarice of companies willing to destroy an unlimited number of lives across multiple generations in service to their bottom line.

If you find any of this difficult to believe, I urge you to read up on desPLEX. It was prescribed to millions of women over a period of decades to prevent complications with pregnancy, chief among them being spontaneous miscarriage. The company knew, in the 1950s, that it induced miscarriage and caused major reproductive malformities and carcinomas. It was not withdrawal as a treatment approved for pregnant women in America until 1971. It continued to be sold in other countries until 1985. The FDA of today is, horrifying as it is to admit it, even less inquisitive and more corrupt than it was when desPLEX was available.

* TAP fined: https://www.nytimes.com/2001/10/04/...-to-pay-875-million-to-settle-fraud-case.html
* Consequences of Lupron: https://www.statnews.com/2017/02/02/lupron-puberty-children-health-problems/
* desPLEX: https://diethylstilbestrol.co.uk/the-des-story-long-term-consequences-of-prenatal-exposure/

TL;DR: We know exactly what the consequences of "puberty blockers" are. We have known for 20 years. But, because they are profitable, they are allowed to be prescribed at ever-increasing levels, which is perhaps the greatest violation of biomedical ethics in my entire life.
 
This is in reply to a post from more than a year ago, so it's very possible other people have commented on this, and I apologize if this is merely the latest in a line of identical statements. Nonetheless, I feel compelled, as someone who watched this happen, to say:

We know.

In 2001, Abbot and Takeda - then the makers of Lupron, operating together as TAP Pharmaceutical Products - were forced to pay $875,000,000 in fines relating to their unethical practices in urging Doctors to dispense samples of Lupron, and to then fraudulently claim hundreds in government reimbursement for each dose. The depths to which Abbot, in particular, is willing to sink in pursuit of profit is important to note.

Moving forward, Lupron's reputation did not improve. From 2007 to 2017, an article much like this one could be found once per quarter or so in a major magazine. I recall TIME running several pieces like this one (shocking, isn't it?) and I encourage everyone to read it:


There was serious talk of restricting all off-label uses of Lupron. It is a chemotherapeutic agent, and it is an important one for treatment for a few types of cancers, but it should never be given to children. There were several major lawsuits in the works,.

And, then, suddenly, when things seem most grim for the future of "puberty blockers," millions begin to pour into "trans rights" organizations. Gender dysmorphic disorder is banished as a mental illness, and becomes a strictly physical condition that insurers are required to cover.

And Lupron, and other drugs of its kind, shift from black sheep that could well be restricted in ways that few drugs have ever been, to being among the more profitable drugs on the market. One year of Lupron is more than $20,000, and there is no generic. A child prescribed it as a "puberty blocker" for the purpose of transition can be expected to be on a drug like Lupron for as long as a decade. Remember the article - those were the consequences of only a few years, not a decade.

There is, obviously, a cultural element to the movement. There are, obviously, to put it bluntly, a lot of degenerates involved. (I have known, and I have nothing but sympathy for, HSTS patients. While I believe their condition to be rooted primarily in psychology and an intense self-hate resulting from being gay, they do, indeed, suffer from it. By contrast, I have known only a few AGPs who were other than walking masses of paraphilias and malignant narcissism.) It has, tragically, become a point of virtue to support.

But what drives it is very simple. It is what drove Thalidomide; it is what drove desPLEX; it is what drove Meridia and Fen-Phen. It is what drove every drug that was known by its manufacturer to have side-effects that outweigh any potential benefits a thousand times over:

The avarice of companies willing to destroy an unlimited number of lives across multiple generations in service to their bottom line.

If you find any of this difficult to believe, I urge you to read up on desPLEX. It was prescribed to millions of women over a period of decades to prevent complications with pregnancy, chief among them being spontaneous miscarriage. The company knew, in the 1950s, that it induced miscarriage and caused major reproductive malformities and carcinomas. It was not withdrawal as a treatment approved for pregnant women in America until 1971. It continued to be sold in other countries until 1985. The FDA of today is, horrifying as it is to admit it, even less inquisitive and more corrupt than it was when desPLEX was available.

* TAP fined: https://www.nytimes.com/2001/10/04/...-to-pay-875-million-to-settle-fraud-case.html
* Consequences of Lupron: https://www.statnews.com/2017/02/02/lupron-puberty-children-health-problems/
* desPLEX: https://diethylstilbestrol.co.uk/the-des-story-long-term-consequences-of-prenatal-exposure/

TL;DR: We know exactly what the consequences of "puberty blockers" are. We have known for 20 years. But, because they are profitable, they are allowed to be prescribed at ever-increasing levels, which is perhaps the greatest violation of biomedical ethics in my entire life.
Thank you for that in-depth write-up, that's one of the most horrible things I've ever read. :(

Should this post be added to/linked in the OP? It's not surgery but it seems like the kind of thing you want to know if you're consulting this thread as a counterweight to reddit/social media trans propaganda.
 
I’ve got a pet theory that many teenage girls & young adult women, claim “NB, non-binary, enby,” plus (importantly) “ace, aero, & demi-romantic” as a way to escape the transbians. It’s a cope tactic to fit in, as others have gone over already the use of these labels just to fit in, & the contagion aspects mentioned too.

It gives these girls, (especially budding lesbians) a “valid” cop-out from having to embrace the girl dick constantly shoved down their throats, spaces, & social circles. Easier to say, “I’m demiromantic & an enby,” to justify not wanting troon dick, than being honest about classical lesbianism, which certainly didn’t die overnight for zoomers. Ever notice how a lot of so-called aero/ ace/ demi + non-binaries, tend to date each-other, if they are female? Need to come up with a name for this affect, the hidden lesbian affect? Idk.
Agreed with this one. They doesn't become lesbian because of the creepy transbians out there. As much as I hate enbies, I still regard them better than troons who transition since at least they doesn't cut their dicks off like troons do. I still have faith for them to grow up from this phase.

Yep, it's tragic. There are a LOT of young women getting top surgery; it's apparently the most common type of "gender confirmation surgery", as they like to call it these days. Browsing through Transbucket is just depressing.

Related: Our old friend EmmaLake posted some statistics on transgender surgeries, and some of the troons in the comments were confused about how there are way more FTM surgeries being done than MTF ones... until it was pointed out that top surgery is probably being bundled into the stats.
Kinda crazy how how trans surgeries used to be very niche and almost entirely for men until relatively recently. ROGD is really plaguing young girls these days. 🙁




No, you're right. "Non-binary" is mostly fake and cringe, especially if they call themselves NB or Enby. It's usually just a way for people to get LGBT cred without being gay or trans or having to make any real lifestyle changes. Very popular among tumblrinas and "male feminist" creeps.

Committing to surgery is way too far a leap for lazy enbies. Pretty much only mentally-ill people go through with it (think: women traumatized by CSA, girls caught up in ROGD, men chasing the AGP dragon, incels obsessed with their perceived physical flaws, etc). Non-binary people usually won't go further than fooling around with quirky clothes/wigs/makeup and maybe taking cross-sex hormones.
Claiming to be enby/ace/demisexual is the way to avoid trooning out while still getting "valid as hell" and oppression points. Can they just be patriotic Americans who love our country, military, God, and police?
 
Claiming to be enby/ace/demisexual is the way to avoid trooning out while still getting "valid as hell" and oppression points. Can they just be patriotic Americans who love our country, military, God, and police?
Doesn’t “demisexual” basically mean you’re not a raging whore?

“I’m demisexual, I only feel sexual attraction when there is an emotional bond!”

Oh wow, what a weird and strange concept, totally unlike how most people are! (Except for when they’re on a booze filled bender maybe.)

“Asexual” is also a way to get special snowflake points for virtually free. You can have a diminished sexdrive because of emotional, hormonal or psychological issues, but nobody is actually fucking “asexual”.

The whole reason the human race exists, is because there IS a sexdrive to encourage procreation.
 
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