youtu.be/ruGIm3cT-cI?... here's a documentary about Robert before his death in 1999

I'm not trying to be like the trans authority or whatever but language matters and this is a barrier to Healthcare that gets perpetuated when we frame reproductive care as a women's health issue instead of a reproductive care issue

people like Robert Eads died because he was denied care for multiple forms of reproductive cancer. the doctors told him it would be an embarrassment to their woman patients. that's kind of the legacy of reproductive health in terms of its intersection with transness

"Just let it all collapse!" without having a sufficient alternative system (dual-power system) to catch people safely when the old system falls is extremely ableist, among other things.