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Originally Posted by trackrat59
I have to agree. I know this is not the best place for going out on a limb on this one but......imagine living in the body of one sex when your brain is wired to be the other sex. I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
I can see where this type of surgery appears to be elective but if you stop and think about it those that decide to have this surgery are truly suffering inside.
I'm no expert but I believe the suicide rate is high for this group. Nothing should be worth that.
Covered - agreed.
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would you consider it a birth defect? it must be. and before anyone gets angry with me, i'm calling it that insofar as you're supposed to be a guy/girl, but your body's the opposite. it didn't form correctly. i don't mean it in a bad way at all, so i hope no one misunderstands what i'm saying. at any rate, people don't elect to have this surgery on a whim. i can't imagine how incredibly difficult it must be to know you're a man (or woman), but your body doesn't match.