Many people recognize that gender – how a person identifies, presents themselves and is perceived – has nuances. Some people identify and present as women, others as men, and still others as nonbinary.
But there is a common misconception that biological sex – usually determined by a person’s sex chromosomes, gonads (ovaries or testes) or genitals – is binary. This idea assumes that everyone is biologically either female or male, with no ambiguity or intermediacy.
what, in general, like taking out your appendix? or just exterior, like removing a breast to treat cancer? or just cosmetic, like fixing a broken nose? or gender-affirming, like a fat guy getting top surgery? or gender-affirming as the medically approved cure specifically for dysphoria?
where is the line that makes it disturbing?
All of those would be disturbing if done by the person themselves tbh.
i know there was that doctor on antarctica who had to remove their own appendix, but i wouldn’t be surprised if people have done all the others too.
Well, it would be more disturbing in the sense of what a society is that forces this. Also, there is a very famous case of a person removing their appendix in the past, a fascinating story in a way: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonid_Rogozov
“If they look like a female fuck-toy that makes my peeny go brrr but they aren’t really a female fuck-toy but a human with man parts, then it makes me uncomfortable and it’s their fault. They’re lying to me about their fuckability which is how I grade women, but if their fuckability challenges my heterosexuality it’s because they’re a disgusting abomination and I’m just a normal person.”
Yeah, it really can be condensed to just
Too bad people have delicate heterosexuality that can be swayed by a wind gust a tad bit too strong