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Started by FalseHybridPrincess, March 28, 2014, 05:54:44 AM

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FalseHybridPrincess

So I have come across some post from ladies who transitioned in the 50s 60s etc and mentioned how hard it was back then and how you wouldnt get accepted and there werent any medications etc...

Then I thought how is it going to be in 2050 for example?
we re gonna be the old ones who will say to the young trans people...
"yeah back in the 10s we couldnt have children and we would get disciriminated and we needed hormones to become ourselves" etc etc XD

and what about 2100? trans people will be able to exchange brains  in order to get the right body..etc

jesus im taking this too far...
wierd, yet it seems that it will never get perfect,
even in 2100 people will still complain about how they lost 15 years of their life before getting the brain exchange...

until science finds a way in 2200 to eliminate trangenderism and have everyone matching their bodies,,,then genderqueer people would start a war...jesus...

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alabamagirl

I've always found it a bit odd how much I see people complaining about how tough it is to change your physical birth gender... I mean, sure, it's a lot more difficult than if we had been born cis, but even the current level of science kind of blows my mind. Back before I found out about all this stuff from the internet, I had no idea you could manipulate hormone levels to gain so many traits of your desired gender. I still remember how absolutely stunned I was when I found out science had advanced to the point of simply taking some pills/injections/etc to grow real, natural breasts, just like a cis girl, and some of the photos/videos I've seen of GRS results are simply incredible! I'll always be extremely thankful I was born in such an age, even if it is inevitable that future generations will have it easier than we do.
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