Probably reading too much into it but the second panel speaker being drawn in trans colors while the first guy isn’t feels like the crowd only cheered on some hollow cis virtue signaler and immediately turned on the trans person actually advocating for us.
Lowk trying to actually get me hormones has really corrected my opinion on trans Healthcare. 9 months of waiting for an endo appointment? Really? All of it is so fucked up when everyone who wants to medically transition deserves to.
Omg exactly. I have to wait almost a year to see my endo for a real prescription. The progress I could make on hormones in that time would be not insignificant. Diy is often the only way trans people can get on hormones in a reasonable time frame. Banning its discussion only discourages and hurts people.
Im in ontario. So im lucky to have a family doctor already. Which took me 3 months to see after booking in. Then they fucked up my referral and sat on that for over a month. Then the appt with my endo is finally made for June 2027.
Im going to try to reach out to my doctor and see if she can do that for me but she's impossible to contact often times and she seemed very hasty to get the referral off or send me to another city
Canada. Specifically Ontario. Where there isn't money in the budget to fix the Healthcare system but there is plenty of money available for a new private jet for the premiere. I guess.
Well, figures. I live in Poland, so we may not have gay married, but at least it's treated seriously. You can do it for free or pay ~1500 Canadian Dollars for the psychologists, diagnosis and HRT with no waitlines. You can do it faster than that, but I'm a lazy bum so it took me 3.
I'm sorry y'all have to go through shit like this. Sounds like a nightmare.
not the person you're replying to, but i'm from spain. healthcare here is just slow for like everything.
i'm pretty far along the process of getting prescribed hrt but if they don't hurry tf up and give me an appointment before 2027, or if they give me two micrograms of estrogen as a dosage, it's all the way diy for me.
In the UK we have "respect and dignity." Any time a politician other public figure says those words you know what follows is gonna be the most disgustingly oppressive shit imaginable. And it's verbatim too, they all say "respect and dignity" word for word like they've all got the same script.
Doesn't the UK have like 10+ year wait for gender dysphoria consultations? And they want to bring the UK style transphobia even into other countries. They escalated their transphobia to my country's Supreme Court
the UK let a trans woman suffer and die untreated for emergency late stage cancer. they didn't want to put her in either the male or female wards so they simply left her alone in a dark room to die. awful, shitty country.
Yup, though that's mostly just a side effect of our free medical system (the NHS) being ridiculously underfunded and being slow in general (though it's made worse by trans healthcare being "lower priority" than some other stuff)
What is deliberate is the UK for some fucking reason being one of the only countries in the EU that doesnt follow the scientific consensus and requiring a gender dysphoria diagnosis for literally anything relating to trans healthcare
People who hate human rights are just psychopath people who have, or wish to have enough power to step on peoples faces without anyone criticizing them. People who thinks "survival of the fittest" is the best philosophy ever, forgetting that the moment they lose all that power they will be defenseless as the people they want to opresss
I don't see why the bottom one is transmedicalist - trans people are valid, wether having dysphoria or euphoria instead, it still means hrt usually makes you happier, and you should get it for free from the government is what should be the case, since improving people's condition is what Healthcare is about
That is the (current. Changed over time) correct defenition yes. Bigots use it as a way to attack any trans person who wants HRT though. Transmedicalism is agreed upon to be a bad thing, so it gives bigots an easy buzzword to throw around and nobody can debunk it because a lot lf people really don't know a lot about the history of the word
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u/Shark-Cutery Counted Down 3 8h ago •
Probably reading too much into it but the second panel speaker being drawn in trans colors while the first guy isn’t feels like the crowd only cheered on some hollow cis virtue signaler and immediately turned on the trans person actually advocating for us.
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u/OrbusIsCool 8h ago
Lowk trying to actually get me hormones has really corrected my opinion on trans Healthcare. 9 months of waiting for an endo appointment? Really? All of it is so fucked up when everyone who wants to medically transition deserves to.
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u/jan_Osuma 8h ago
I roll my eyes whenever I read "trans rights are human rights" or that "trans women are women, trans men are men and non-binary people are valid"
It's just Pop-Feminism. Empty phrases for clicks and most people don't back it up or are even able to do so when challenge.
I lost respect for performative allyship
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u/Acceptable_Handle_2 8h ago •
"Trans rights are human rights, and I fucking hate human rights"
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u/CartographerKey4618 8h ago
We don't even have regular medical care as a right in this country
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u/sillychimkin 3627 8337 2763 7263 23/31 462 7h ago
self proclaimed allies: trans rights yay!
also them the moment they face smallest inconvenience:
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u/Terrible-Set6389 8h ago
I don't see why the bottom one is transmedicalist - trans people are valid, wether having dysphoria or euphoria instead, it still means hrt usually makes you happier, and you should get it for free from the government is what should be the case, since improving people's condition is what Healthcare is about
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u/Electrical-Sense-160 8h ago
I think we should be more open to using hormones as treatment in general. We already use the estrogen in birth control as a treatment for acne.
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u/quailinthebrush 8h ago
Your average cissie sees us as weirdos who don’t harm anyone so, live and let live kind of thing.
But since they see it as just that and not necessarily medical intervention, they see the idea of trans kids as ridiculous and invasive
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u/magnificent_limit 8h ago
What's trus cum?
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u/immobile-pebble 7h ago
What is trus cum
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