[ SECRET POST #3297 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3297 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"it's physically not possible"

Mark my words, it will one day be physically possible. All that and more. Maybe we won't live to see it, but science is the pursuit of the unrealistic.

And the choice of post-op came way after trans people. Well, the term didn't exist then, but we would definitely call them trans.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean....yeah, some day in the far future, but I would put money on it being an option more like a virtual reality interface, or a literal cyborg brain implantation type deal, and all that shit is really far away. As it is right now, our skeletons just literally cannot support two fully operational genital systems in the manner that futas have them. We don't have enough room, especially AMAB people, in the pelvis.

And...yes? Trans people have been around since civilization has winked into existence in one manner or another, but post-op is a medical procedure that has been around for awhile. Vaginoplasty especially. Note that I said "you would be surprised how long post-op trans people have been around for", as in "it's surprising given the medical and social climate surrounding transgenderism that there have been post-op people for as long as there have been".