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There is a reason why they used to lock them up in asylums.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/br ... t-10935892
Britain's youngest sex swap patient reveals why she's undergoing surgery to switch gender for the third time

Ria Cooper was born a boy, became the UK's youngest sex-swap patient at 15 but transitioned back to being a man at the age of 18

Holy crap.

Forget what you think about transgender folks or issues in general . . . for this particular person, that's a hell of a lot of slicing and dicing, hormones, confusion, etc.

This reminds me of the folks you see (usually on Botched, lol) who undergo constant cosmetic surgeries. They seem to be really, shall we say, unwell.

Flip a coin, pick a side, and stick with it.

As far as 'the meat of the matter' that's probably been gone for years.
Now just talking about taking the implants in and out, hormones, and a new wardrobe.
And a whole lot of counseling from someone else because this one isn't working.

Oh ya, get a punch card. After four, the next one is free.
JK. It's the UK, it's all free.
Reminds me of the Star Bellied Sneetche's except the taxpayers are paying for it, not Sylvester McMonkey McBean.

Perfect reason to stop letting kids decide what sex they feel like they are. Kids don't have the maturity to make that decision.

Mediumrarechicken wrote:Perfect reason to stop letting kids decide what sex they feel like they are. Kids don't have the maturity to make that decision.

Exactly.

The gay community gets all up in arms when the topic of recruiting comes up. Failure.

You guys are so judgemental. Seems reasonable to me.

I feel like a hamburger.

*judgmental

PMB wrote:You guys are so judgemental. Seems reasonable to me.

I feel like a hamburger.

Don't jump in a woodchipper to make that happen.

Judgwomanment

Bloody hell, mate.

I'd guess that each change costs the tax payers let's say $50,000. So, these sex changes could have basically bought a house for a homeless family instead.

WTF is wrong with the priorities of socialism?

How is this not considered an elective surgery?

PMB wrote:How is this not considered an elective surgery?

Because feels

PMB wrote:How is this not considered an elective surgery?

So they'll pay for this kind of bullshit, but they won't let parents take their child to try experimental procedures that had a very slim chance of saving his life? And they won't pay for 'normal' care for smokers and fat people???