I just mean that I personally have difficulties in making decision that I might regret.

So I have a bit of a hard time imagining what people who want surgery must feel.

But if the regrets rate are low I tend to think that maybe it’s fine that they have the surgery.

Are non-surgical treatments still permanent? Like if you grow up using hormones or whatever and you end up with a different body later, it might be a bit similar to surgery.

As someone who doesn’t know shit, I find permanent stuff scary. I wear contact lenses because I can’t commit to buy a pair of glasses and I’m afraid to regret it.

But I heard that the rate of people regretting transition surgery or whatever it’s called, is pretty low. I don’t know if it’s true and if it’s only for adults, but I really hope it is true.

If so, maybe it’s fine that minors have the surgeries. I would think that there is a serious process with professionals and shit and they make sure, as best they can, than the person is not going to regret later.

Yeah. It just sounds like silly war marketing.

Was it written by an AI?

Wtf is “the Git code management service”?

Ladle?

What is dead may never die.

Was it jokes making fun of him or the flattering meme like "When Chuck Norris does a push up, he isn’t lifting himself up, he’s pushing the Earth down. "… almost making him into a deity.

Isn’t Chuck Norris homophobic or something like that?