Some Troon flew out to Brazil a couple of weeks ago to get a womb transplant , so there is some surgeon out there whose hand is out and whose medical ethics are low to say the least.
If a man wants/demands utero transplants just so they can fetishize feeling like a woman, then they deserve to die.
You're thinking of Jessica Alves. Here are some photos, by the way, from the Mirror article (Archive) about this STUNNING and BRAVE "woman" who is on her(his) quest to get proper woman-like baby making organs, I'm sure you're completely surprised at how well she(he) passes.
this post belongs in the bad plastic surgery thread too.
It’s not really BAD plastic surgery per se.
Doctors eventually started declining to perform more surgery on him (there's only so many nose/face jobs you can get before it's all just a mass of scar tissue...), so he decided to hop on the transgender fad to give himself more opportunities. Anything for more press, attention, and pointless surgeries.
Thank you for the fantastic and concise writeup on this. I kept meaning to write something similar but my brain would short circuit with rage every time I started and also wasn't sure whether to put it here or the "parents of trans kids" thread.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:
Lupron, used to halt puberty in children, may cause lasting health problems
A number of women attribute their chronic health problems — including brittle bones and faulty joints — to use of Lupron while they were children.www.statnews.com
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.
I can't imagine any serious doctor agreeing to do SRS or removal of healthy breasts. In my opinion it's insane that many doctors wouldn't amputate a healthy leg, yet have no problem in removing healthy breasts (of course, this doesn't count reduction.)
At least they got an accurate expectation for what their results would look like lol
Hey! Medical school ain’t cheap!
WTF does a troon want with a uterus anyways?!?
Shit just sounds fucking wild man!
He'll eventually kill himself anyways. I think if he finds a doctor who says "there's a 90% chance of death but the risk is worth it to make you feel cute n valid" he'll go through with it. I get the sense he likes trusting the doctors 100%, unless they aren't willilng to cut him up. Then they're just not qualified and he'll find someone who is.
validation.
Funny how they’re all concerned with depth, but not width, eh?Uterus transplant??
Theres not enough room in the male pelvis to hold a uterus. Would that shit not get squashed? I’m pretty sure it would end up prolapsing with all it just scrunching up in there.
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Also, isn’t a pregnant woman’s blood dangerous to men? It causes a 50% increase of death when it comes to blood transfusions. There’s something specific in a pregnant woman’s blood that helps her harbor a fetus for 9 months, but that same very thing has a pretty good chance of killing a man. If a troon somehow got pregnant, would he not die? Not that he can produce any ova... but I wouldn’t put it past some hack doctor to put an inseminated egg into his suffocating uterus for the
I mean, if pregnancy doesn’t kill him, a birth might. Ugh, they already have such a painfully hard time with dilators, I can’t imagine the sheer pain that would come with birthing a child through a literal wound, Not that I believe it would ever be possible, but the thought made me flinch enough.
>Implying the fucked hormonal balance hasn't robbed his organs of any worth.
Hypothetically, if by Satan's miracle a baby would be carried til birth in that thing, its head would get stuck in his pelvis and cause a catastrophic death by hemorrhage for both fetishist and child.Uterus transplant??
Theres not enough room in the male pelvis to hold a uterus. Would that shit not get squashed? I’m pretty sure it would end up prolapsing with all it just scrunching up in there.
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Also, isn’t a pregnant woman’s blood dangerous to men? It causes a 50% increase of death when it comes to blood transfusions. There’s something specific in a pregnant woman’s blood that helps her harbor a fetus for 9 months, but that same very thing has a pretty good chance of killing a man. If a troon somehow got pregnant, would he not die? Not that he can produce any ova... but I wouldn’t put it past some hack doctor to put an inseminated egg into his suffocating uterus for the
I mean, if pregnancy doesn’t kill him, a birth might. Ugh, they already have such a painfully hard time with dilators, I can’t imagine the sheer pain that would come with birthing a child through a literal wound, Not that I believe it would ever be possible, but the thought made me flinch enough.
why?
I believe the netting-style graft is used in normal skin grafts, and I presume it's to stretch less skin over more space and have it heal the holes into more skin, since the body doesn't really like being y'know, skinned. EDIT: Here's what I picked up from some medical journal about split-thickness skin grafts:
Totally not a fetish.
