Right?

Which is the exact same process trans people take. (7/7)

Only once you've gotten all your information can you then say, "Yes I know all the dangers and side effects of how this change will impact the rest of my life, and that those changes may not be reversible" should you actually go through with the surgery. (6/7)

They should have a deep understanding of what changes it will bring to their life. They should talk to one or more therapists about removing that limb. They should consult a doctor and understand the struggles they'll face post removal of said limb. (5/7)

so why would anyone else (in their right mind) choose to do so? Simple, you never understand what anyone feels about their own body, you can only understand your own. Second - No, people should not be allowed to just cut off a limb because they want to. (4/7)

Trans people aren't removing healthy body parts, they are removing things that cause dysphoria. To them the part they want removed causes discomfort. They know they would never dream of removing their own ________, (3/7)

jumping through all sorts of hoops for the procedure thats going to change your life for the better, and then you're bombarded with asinine arguments like "so if I wanted to cut of a healthy arm or leg, I should be allowed to?" First - No. (2/7)

Thank you love 😘

We will not give up what we’ve learned, or who we are. (9/9)

Now we’re in a place where people are ok that they don’t fit into an exact social norm. We’ve made it ok to break stereotypes. We found our way to happy. The amount of people fighting to keep others from their happiness is on full display now. (8/9)