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If medical technology ever advances to the point where troons can get pregnant, I expect the cycle to go something like this:
If a troon ever gets pregnant, I'd assume that if, by some miracle, he popped out a living baby, the results would give @Android raptor a new source of content for the tard baby thread.
 
Absurdly horrifying "queer housing" ads are one comedy morsel this thread has been missing, so I hope we get some.
Please Law provide!!!

I also want to add some biology sperging that for women who carry other people's babies having an egg that is not theirs inside their uterus can cause a lot of health complications and become very difficult on the woman. Carrying other people's babies can literally kill you even if you have had your own successfully.

Edit: updates
@Chapstick4Lyfe add another $50 !!!

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Also Progesterone tends to make you fat so

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Imagine thinking everything is a kink

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Troonsicle updated this:

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If a troon ever gets pregnant, I'd assume that if, by some miracle, he popped out a living baby, the results would give @Android raptor a new source of content for the tard baby thread.
Ideally if someone like kevkev popped out a tard baby it wouldn't remain in his custody, since not even a tard baby deserves to live a the tranch (nor would any of the tranchers be capable of caring for it).

That said yeah I'd post that shit in Tard Baby General in a heartbeat.

It would be interesting tho to see if a troon can compete with empathicnutritionist in terms of sheer tard baby horrorcow potential. She even has the AGP smirk mastered despite being a TRUE and HONEST woman.
 
P.s.-If you wanna autism dox together we can find deadbeat dad (currently going by Salina Grey) and wedgie (hailey adams) . I haven't put in the effort yet.

He has disability and works part time as a grocery store stocker. In the states you can work and bring in less than x income and still get disability. He also allegedly got approved for a caretaker to help him bathe last I knew.
Wedge has already been doxed.
 
This chomo is hard to dox. I'm looking for a deadname and whiffing. People with big dick stalker energy, what's your secret?

https://twitter.com/search?q=@litterboxhex birthday&src=typed_query (archive)

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Edit: updates
@Chapstick4Lyfe add another $50 !!!
Thanks! Updated and archived. It's weird I didn't get alerted to you tagging me though. Is this a side effect from the great troon DDOS?

Kevin has really slowed down on his begging. The last time he begged was May 20 and before that March 6. He hasn't slowed down on his consooming and is still making retarded financial decisions (DenFur, hotel visits with troon gf, etc.) Does he have a new source of income somehow? The door is open to wild speculations.
 
The slippery slope is very real. And we are not at the acid pit it leads to just yet.
I'm sure the signs were there, in the past. But little, if anything, was done to ensure we didn't slip down the slope any more than we have already. Though there isn't much individual men and women can do. Aside from reject what's going on and prevent it from infecting their daily lives. Essentially live a principled existence that's divorced from the debauchery and insanity slowing creeping up around you.
 
There has been no real pushback against troonery infecting every level of life and politics yet, so it will absolutely get more insane.
And even if surgeons don't want to do uterus transplants yet, they will. Medical "specialists" on transsexuality and disphoria will publish countless papers on how having an uterus transplant would be highly beneficial for trans patients, and how it would really help with the suicide rates and the dysphoria. The same shit they already do for vaginoplasty and hormonal treatment. And it will work. The whole medical community will be browbeaten through the continuous browbeating and word of the "experts", and they will agree to do them. One after another. And if one refuses, he will be sued. It happened all before.
Everyone said "oh no, that's too far, that will never happen" on countless LGBT issues, especially trannies before.

"Oh, let them take hormones, it's their body." "Let them get a "sex change", if it makes them happy." "Oh of course I will use the pronouns, wouldn't want to insult or make them sad." "Let them use the bathrooms of the sex they identify with, they are no danger after all." "Hm, I heard toddlers can be transgender too, maybe it would be a good idea to let children transition too? If it prevents heartache, why not? We should listen to children more, after all."
"Uterus transplants? Well, I don't need mine anymore, maybe I will donate it so some happy family where the woman happens to be trans can have children too."

The slippery slope is very real. And we are not at the acid pit it leads to just yet.
Healthcare professionals are already willing to enable lactation fetishes, involving babies in the process.

Background
Breastfeeding is emerging as an important reproductive rights issue in the care of trans and gender nonconforming people. This study sought to understand the tools available to professionals working in the field of trans health to help trans women induce lactation and explore the concept of unmet need.

Methods​

In November 2018, we conducted a cross-sectional study which surveyed attendees at the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) symposium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Eligible participants were 18 + years old, had professional experience with transgender populations, were able to complete a survey in English, and were conference attendees. Descriptive data were collected using a 14-item written survey encompassing demographic characteristics, experience in transgender health, and lactation induction in trans women.

Results​

We surveyed 82 respondents (response rate 10.5%), the majority of whom were healthcare professionals (84%). Average age of respondents was 42.3 years old. They represented 11 countries and averaged 8.8 years of work at 21.3 h/week with trans populations. Healthcare professionals in this sample primarily specialized in general/internal medicine, psychology, endocrinology, and obstetrics/gynecology. One-third of respondents (34%) stated that they have met trans women who expressed interest in inducing lactation. Seventeen respondents (21%) knew of providers, clinics, or programs that facilitated the induction of lactation through medication or other means. Seven respondents (9%) have helped trans women induce lactation with an average of 1.9 trans women in the previous year. Two protocols for lactation induction were mentioned in free text responses and 91% believe there is a need for specialized protocols for trans women.

Conclusion​

This exploratory study demonstrates healthcare professionals’ interest in breastfeeding protocols for lactation induction in trans women. Additional studies are needed to capture insights from breastfeeding specialists, e.g. lactation consultants and peripartum nurses, and to understand patients’ perspectives on this service.

And this one is just...

Pregnancy and lactation involve two aspects that are socially and culturally associated with women. However, there are a few biological differences between male and female breast tissue. Lactation and pregnancy are viable processes that do not depend on sex. Even for the latter, it is only necessary to have an organ capable of gestation. Ways to favor mammogenesis and lactogenesis in trans* women have been established. There are protocols to promote lactation in trans* women, usually used for adoptive mothers or those whose children have been born through gestational surrogacy. Chestfeeding a baby could be the cause of feelings as diverse as gender dysphoria in the case of trans* men, and euphoria and affirmation of femininity in trans* women. This study involves a review of the available scientific literature addressing medical aspects related to pregnancy and lactation in trans* individuals, giving special attention to nursing care during perinatal care. There are scarce studies addressing care and specifically nursing care in trans* pregnancy and lactation. Our study indicates the factors that can be modified and the recommendations for optimizing the care provided to these individuals in order to promote and maintain the lactation period in search of improvement and satisfaction with the whole process.

....

The ability to induce non-puerperal functional breastfeeding has been previously documented. Most protocols are based on the protocol created by Jack Newman, a pediatrician and founder of the Newman Breastfeeding Clinic & Institute [39,40], so that Lenore Goldfarb, a ciswoman, was able to breastfeed her son born by gestational surrogacy. This protocol is included in his book titled “Newman-Goldfarb” [41]. The text is based on the use of certain medications and breast stimulation. The expected outcome is to imitate the physiological development of the mammary gland during pregnancy, the progressive increase in serum prolactin levels after childbirth, and the stimulation and extraction of milk [42,43]. To that end, estrogenic therapy is complemented with progesterone and is responsible for the increase in duct branching and maturation [1]. The following basic guideline for inducing non-puerperal breastfeeding has been reported: first, estradiol and progesterone are increased in a way that reproduce the high levels of pregnancy; then, a galactagogue, such as domperidone, is used to increase prolactin levels, together with stimulation produced by a breast pump. In parallel, there is secretion of prolactin, which plays a key role in mammogenesis, and oxytocin, which will favor the ejection of milk. Finally, the levels of estradiol and progesterone are reduced by mimicking the natural postpartum process [23,44,45].

The United States government agency responsible for the regulation of food, medicines, cosmetics, medical devices, biological products, and blood products (Food and Drug Administration—FDA), considers the current use of domperidone an effective galactagogue, posing unknown risks to infants* [46]. In this sense, the study conducted by Reisman and Goldstein in 2018 indicated the effectiveness of domperidone in a trans* woman in achieving milk secretion together with the use of a breast pump [23].

*and that's with biological females
 
Healthcare professionals are already willing to enable lactation fetishes, involving babies in the process.

Background
Breastfeeding is emerging as an important reproductive rights issue in the care of trans and gender nonconforming people. This study sought to understand the tools available to professionals working in the field of trans health to help trans women induce lactation and explore the concept of unmet need.

Methods​

In November 2018, we conducted a cross-sectional study which surveyed attendees at the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) symposium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Eligible participants were 18 + years old, had professional experience with transgender populations, were able to complete a survey in English, and were conference attendees. Descriptive data were collected using a 14-item written survey encompassing demographic characteristics, experience in transgender health, and lactation induction in trans women.

Results​

We surveyed 82 respondents (response rate 10.5%), the majority of whom were healthcare professionals (84%). Average age of respondents was 42.3 years old. They represented 11 countries and averaged 8.8 years of work at 21.3 h/week with trans populations. Healthcare professionals in this sample primarily specialized in general/internal medicine, psychology, endocrinology, and obstetrics/gynecology. One-third of respondents (34%) stated that they have met trans women who expressed interest in inducing lactation. Seventeen respondents (21%) knew of providers, clinics, or programs that facilitated the induction of lactation through medication or other means. Seven respondents (9%) have helped trans women induce lactation with an average of 1.9 trans women in the previous year. Two protocols for lactation induction were mentioned in free text responses and 91% believe there is a need for specialized protocols for trans women.

Conclusion​

This exploratory study demonstrates healthcare professionals’ interest in breastfeeding protocols for lactation induction in trans women. Additional studies are needed to capture insights from breastfeeding specialists, e.g. lactation consultants and peripartum nurses, and to understand patients’ perspectives on this service.

And this one is just...

Pregnancy and lactation involve two aspects that are socially and culturally associated with women. However, there are a few biological differences between male and female breast tissue. Lactation and pregnancy are viable processes that do not depend on sex. Even for the latter, it is only necessary to have an organ capable of gestation. Ways to favor mammogenesis and lactogenesis in trans* women have been established. There are protocols to promote lactation in trans* women, usually used for adoptive mothers or those whose children have been born through gestational surrogacy. Chestfeeding a baby could be the cause of feelings as diverse as gender dysphoria in the case of trans* men, and euphoria and affirmation of femininity in trans* women. This study involves a review of the available scientific literature addressing medical aspects related to pregnancy and lactation in trans* individuals, giving special attention to nursing care during perinatal care. There are scarce studies addressing care and specifically nursing care in trans* pregnancy and lactation. Our study indicates the factors that can be modified and the recommendations for optimizing the care provided to these individuals in order to promote and maintain the lactation period in search of improvement and satisfaction with the whole process.

....

The ability to induce non-puerperal functional breastfeeding has been previously documented. Most protocols are based on the protocol created by Jack Newman, a pediatrician and founder of the Newman Breastfeeding Clinic & Institute [39,40], so that Lenore Goldfarb, a ciswoman, was able to breastfeed her son born by gestational surrogacy. This protocol is included in his book titled “Newman-Goldfarb” [41]. The text is based on the use of certain medications and breast stimulation. The expected outcome is to imitate the physiological development of the mammary gland during pregnancy, the progressive increase in serum prolactin levels after childbirth, and the stimulation and extraction of milk [42,43]. To that end, estrogenic therapy is complemented with progesterone and is responsible for the increase in duct branching and maturation [1]. The following basic guideline for inducing non-puerperal breastfeeding has been reported: first, estradiol and progesterone are increased in a way that reproduce the high levels of pregnancy; then, a galactagogue, such as domperidone, is used to increase prolactin levels, together with stimulation produced by a breast pump. In parallel, there is secretion of prolactin, which plays a key role in mammogenesis, and oxytocin, which will favor the ejection of milk. Finally, the levels of estradiol and progesterone are reduced by mimicking the natural postpartum process [23,44,45].

The United States government agency responsible for the regulation of food, medicines, cosmetics, medical devices, biological products, and blood products (Food and Drug Administration—FDA), considers the current use of domperidone an effective galactagogue, posing unknown risks to infants* [46]. In this sense, the study conducted by Reisman and Goldstein in 2018 indicated the effectiveness of domperidone in a trans* woman in achieving milk secretion together with the use of a breast pump [23].

*and that's with biological females
Jesus fucking Christ. Maybe Eric Rudolph was on to something
 
As I'm sure the thread is aware of by now, Kevin is being boring. While his Dr. Who tweets reflect a lot about him (almost every single one has to do with capitalism or racism or something), it still drowns out most of his good content. Fortunately, our favorite capital d Deaf thread sideshow has been up to some interesting things in the meantime. He's being subjected to (incorrectly spelled) MICROAGGRESSIONS, you guyz!
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It turns out that it's society's fault Angry Clown Man and his friends are attention-seeking NEETs.
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Wedge Lore Update: he has TWO siblings not just the one brother we thought
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He's got an older sister who died after a drunk-driver hit her when he was a teen and she was maybe 16-18 or something (it's somewhere in my dox/lore posts, I can't be assed to look it up right now). They were reasonably close, I think. There's a memorial fund for her that he's whined about previously because it's for a scholarship at a Christian college.
 
As I'm sure the thread is aware of by now, Kevin is being boring. While his Dr. Who tweets reflect a lot about him (almost every single one has to do with capitalism or racism or something), it still drowns out most of his good content. Fortunately, our favorite capital d Deaf thread sideshow has been up to some interesting things in the meantime. He's being subjected to (incorrectly spelled) MICROAGGRESSIONS, you guyz!
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It turns out that it's society's fault Angry Clown Man and his friends are attention-seeking NEETs.
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This is the result of wokescolds teaching SPEDS like this that E-V-E-R-Y-B-O-D-Y is out to get them. Exhausting doesn't begin to touch on it. If only there was a way to send idiots like this on field trips to random wokescold houses. Like adopt-a-SPED. They made these jackasses. Let them revel in their "work."
 
He's got an older sister who died after a drunk-driver hit her when he was a teen and she was maybe 16-18 or something (it's somewhere in my dox/lore posts, I can't be assed to look it up right now). They were reasonably close, I think. There's a memorial fund for her that he's whined about previously because it's for a scholarship at a Christian college.
Is his last name Adams? Also did you get a full dox. That is genuinely sad though. I wonder if she looks at all like what he is larping


Disregard me I found the post here
 
Off to the abortion clinic! Depending on the laws where the troon lives, the time it takes to get to this step in the cycle may vary.
if troon pregnancy every becomes possible the prolifers and choicers would be switching places. The prolifers want it killed as a sin against god while the prochoicers would want it to live as a "miracle of science."
 
Mode_view has his Twitter locked down still but his....girlfriend.... Doesn't. So Live! From the Amosphere! Here is... Annabeth
Archive of twitter
The piccrew:
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The irl:
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Ah yes what a difference.... Also great optics posting where you work bro.

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"How can I make the Holocaust About Me?!?" Literally only troons....
 
Healthcare professionals are already willing to enable lactation fetishes, involving babies in the process.

Background
Breastfeeding is emerging as an important reproductive rights issue in the care of trans and gender nonconforming people. This study sought to understand the tools available to professionals working in the field of trans health to help trans women induce lactation and explore the concept of unmet need.

Methods​

In November 2018, we conducted a cross-sectional study which surveyed attendees at the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) symposium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Eligible participants were 18 + years old, had professional experience with transgender populations, were able to complete a survey in English, and were conference attendees. Descriptive data were collected using a 14-item written survey encompassing demographic characteristics, experience in transgender health, and lactation induction in trans women.

Results​

We surveyed 82 respondents (response rate 10.5%), the majority of whom were healthcare professionals (84%). Average age of respondents was 42.3 years old. They represented 11 countries and averaged 8.8 years of work at 21.3 h/week with trans populations. Healthcare professionals in this sample primarily specialized in general/internal medicine, psychology, endocrinology, and obstetrics/gynecology. One-third of respondents (34%) stated that they have met trans women who expressed interest in inducing lactation. Seventeen respondents (21%) knew of providers, clinics, or programs that facilitated the induction of lactation through medication or other means. Seven respondents (9%) have helped trans women induce lactation with an average of 1.9 trans women in the previous year. Two protocols for lactation induction were mentioned in free text responses and 91% believe there is a need for specialized protocols for trans women.

Conclusion​

This exploratory study demonstrates healthcare professionals’ interest in breastfeeding protocols for lactation induction in trans women. Additional studies are needed to capture insights from breastfeeding specialists, e.g. lactation consultants and peripartum nurses, and to understand patients’ perspectives on this service.

And this one is just...

Pregnancy and lactation involve two aspects that are socially and culturally associated with women. However, there are a few biological differences between male and female breast tissue. Lactation and pregnancy are viable processes that do not depend on sex. Even for the latter, it is only necessary to have an organ capable of gestation. Ways to favor mammogenesis and lactogenesis in trans* women have been established. There are protocols to promote lactation in trans* women, usually used for adoptive mothers or those whose children have been born through gestational surrogacy. Chestfeeding a baby could be the cause of feelings as diverse as gender dysphoria in the case of trans* men, and euphoria and affirmation of femininity in trans* women. This study involves a review of the available scientific literature addressing medical aspects related to pregnancy and lactation in trans* individuals, giving special attention to nursing care during perinatal care. There are scarce studies addressing care and specifically nursing care in trans* pregnancy and lactation. Our study indicates the factors that can be modified and the recommendations for optimizing the care provided to these individuals in order to promote and maintain the lactation period in search of improvement and satisfaction with the whole process.

....

The ability to induce non-puerperal functional breastfeeding has been previously documented. Most protocols are based on the protocol created by Jack Newman, a pediatrician and founder of the Newman Breastfeeding Clinic & Institute [39,40], so that Lenore Goldfarb, a ciswoman, was able to breastfeed her son born by gestational surrogacy. This protocol is included in his book titled “Newman-Goldfarb” [41]. The text is based on the use of certain medications and breast stimulation. The expected outcome is to imitate the physiological development of the mammary gland during pregnancy, the progressive increase in serum prolactin levels after childbirth, and the stimulation and extraction of milk [42,43]. To that end, estrogenic therapy is complemented with progesterone and is responsible for the increase in duct branching and maturation [1]. The following basic guideline for inducing non-puerperal breastfeeding has been reported: first, estradiol and progesterone are increased in a way that reproduce the high levels of pregnancy; then, a galactagogue, such as domperidone, is used to increase prolactin levels, together with stimulation produced by a breast pump. In parallel, there is secretion of prolactin, which plays a key role in mammogenesis, and oxytocin, which will favor the ejection of milk. Finally, the levels of estradiol and progesterone are reduced by mimicking the natural postpartum process [23,44,45].

The United States government agency responsible for the regulation of food, medicines, cosmetics, medical devices, biological products, and blood products (Food and Drug Administration—FDA), considers the current use of domperidone an effective galactagogue, posing unknown risks to infants* [46]. In this sense, the study conducted by Reisman and Goldstein in 2018 indicated the effectiveness of domperidone in a trans* woman in achieving milk secretion together with the use of a breast pump [23].

*and that's with biological females
inb4 America appoints a troon as Department of Health and Human Services minster or whatever, and babies sucking on man tits will become 100% safe. End times.
 
Healthcare professionals are already willing to enable lactation fetishes, involving babies in the process.

Background
Breastfeeding is emerging as an important reproductive rights issue in the care of trans and gender nonconforming people. This study sought to understand the tools available to professionals working in the field of trans health to help trans women induce lactation and explore the concept of unmet need.

Methods​

In November 2018, we conducted a cross-sectional study which surveyed attendees at the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) symposium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Eligible participants were 18 + years old, had professional experience with transgender populations, were able to complete a survey in English, and were conference attendees. Descriptive data were collected using a 14-item written survey encompassing demographic characteristics, experience in transgender health, and lactation induction in trans women.

Results​

We surveyed 82 respondents (response rate 10.5%), the majority of whom were healthcare professionals (84%). Average age of respondents was 42.3 years old. They represented 11 countries and averaged 8.8 years of work at 21.3 h/week with trans populations. Healthcare professionals in this sample primarily specialized in general/internal medicine, psychology, endocrinology, and obstetrics/gynecology. One-third of respondents (34%) stated that they have met trans women who expressed interest in inducing lactation. Seventeen respondents (21%) knew of providers, clinics, or programs that facilitated the induction of lactation through medication or other means. Seven respondents (9%) have helped trans women induce lactation with an average of 1.9 trans women in the previous year. Two protocols for lactation induction were mentioned in free text responses and 91% believe there is a need for specialized protocols for trans women.

Conclusion​

This exploratory study demonstrates healthcare professionals’ interest in breastfeeding protocols for lactation induction in trans women. Additional studies are needed to capture insights from breastfeeding specialists, e.g. lactation consultants and peripartum nurses, and to understand patients’ perspectives on this service.

And this one is just...

Pregnancy and lactation involve two aspects that are socially and culturally associated with women. However, there are a few biological differences between male and female breast tissue. Lactation and pregnancy are viable processes that do not depend on sex. Even for the latter, it is only necessary to have an organ capable of gestation. Ways to favor mammogenesis and lactogenesis in trans* women have been established. There are protocols to promote lactation in trans* women, usually used for adoptive mothers or those whose children have been born through gestational surrogacy. Chestfeeding a baby could be the cause of feelings as diverse as gender dysphoria in the case of trans* men, and euphoria and affirmation of femininity in trans* women. This study involves a review of the available scientific literature addressing medical aspects related to pregnancy and lactation in trans* individuals, giving special attention to nursing care during perinatal care. There are scarce studies addressing care and specifically nursing care in trans* pregnancy and lactation. Our study indicates the factors that can be modified and the recommendations for optimizing the care provided to these individuals in order to promote and maintain the lactation period in search of improvement and satisfaction with the whole process.

....

The ability to induce non-puerperal functional breastfeeding has been previously documented. Most protocols are based on the protocol created by Jack Newman, a pediatrician and founder of the Newman Breastfeeding Clinic & Institute [39,40], so that Lenore Goldfarb, a ciswoman, was able to breastfeed her son born by gestational surrogacy. This protocol is included in his book titled “Newman-Goldfarb” [41]. The text is based on the use of certain medications and breast stimulation. The expected outcome is to imitate the physiological development of the mammary gland during pregnancy, the progressive increase in serum prolactin levels after childbirth, and the stimulation and extraction of milk [42,43]. To that end, estrogenic therapy is complemented with progesterone and is responsible for the increase in duct branching and maturation [1]. The following basic guideline for inducing non-puerperal breastfeeding has been reported: first, estradiol and progesterone are increased in a way that reproduce the high levels of pregnancy; then, a galactagogue, such as domperidone, is used to increase prolactin levels, together with stimulation produced by a breast pump. In parallel, there is secretion of prolactin, which plays a key role in mammogenesis, and oxytocin, which will favor the ejection of milk. Finally, the levels of estradiol and progesterone are reduced by mimicking the natural postpartum process [23,44,45].

The United States government agency responsible for the regulation of food, medicines, cosmetics, medical devices, biological products, and blood products (Food and Drug Administration—FDA), considers the current use of domperidone an effective galactagogue, posing unknown risks to infants* [46]. In this sense, the study conducted by Reisman and Goldstein in 2018 indicated the effectiveness of domperidone in a trans* woman in achieving milk secretion together with the use of a breast pump [23].

*and that's with biological females
We've already seen cases of jealous psychotic women killing a pregnant woman and stealing her unborn baby. How soon until troons start killing random women to harvest their sex organs for transplanting? And how long until the government starts sanctioning/performing such harvesting?

Maybe it'll be like China where they do it to executed dissidents.
 
Thanks! Updated and archived. It's weird I didn't get alerted to you tagging me though. Is this a side effect from the great troon DDOS?

Kevin has really slowed down on his begging. The last time he begged was May 20 and before that March 6. He hasn't slowed down on his consooming and is still making retarded financial decisions (DenFur, hotel visits with troon gf, etc.) Does he have a new source of income somehow? The door is open to wild speculations.
I found this one in his rt's section I haven't looked but I'm sure theres some we missed. His fucking spergouts over tv and movies hide the good shit and I can only take so much.
see thats the question i ask every day!.
He gets disability and gibs and his porn. If they have medicaid for the state then he is on that for low cost health gibs. He also lives with like 3 other troons so less rent. Also he IS a troon so we know he IS lying. Therefore it's safe to assume he has other income or has other things comped for him that he doesn't account for (someone else buys food, maybe he is still partially bankrolled on parents etc.)
 
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