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⌈ Secret Post #5396 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

My question with this is always - people can have trauma over a bunch of different things, right? Penises aren't the only thing that people can have trauma about. And having trauma sucks. It's shitty and we should absolutely do what we can to help people who have that trauma in whatever way they need help. It's not something we can just ask people to get over, we should provide whatever support we can and whatever accommodations are reasonably possible for whatever kind of trauma you want to talk about. But it seems to me like you can't actually plan your social support systems around every form of trauma that someone might hypothetically have. And it feels like the primary reason for emphasizing this one form of trauma as against any other form of trauma is, frankly, prejudice. So it just doesn't seem like a good justification.

IDK. That's just how I see it.

[(Anonymous)]

This.