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Old 02-22-2011, 11:11 AM
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Don't make me get my wife!
Why not, I haven't been told to "Pick Crops" for a week now.... I have to admit, it is refreshing.
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Old 02-22-2011, 04:52 PM
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I'm moving to California and demanding my future employer pay for my surgery to turn into Lobster Man. I've always been a Lobster. When I'm put in hot water I scream.

If you don't agree then you're the worst person on the planet and I am better than you! You are an insensitive a.sshole! You don't know how it is to grow up knowing you're a lobster and living in a man's body.
I'm with 3 Kings in that I don't usually post on these threads (although I do read them).

I'm sorry but this post is brilliant.

I"m going to be sick from laughing.

Fine work, Coachie.
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Old 02-22-2011, 06:33 PM
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Why not, I haven't been told to "Pick Crops" for a week now.... I have to admit, it is refreshing.
Where I live picking crops is not an insult it's a living!
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Old 02-22-2011, 08:18 PM
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If you're going to discount any possible psychological explanation for the perception of being "in the wrong body", I guess this is the best we'll do.

Are there any telltale signs, like a particular neurochemical being out of balance? I mean, can you imagine going through permanent surgery when just an appropriate medicine would have corrected the disturbing perception of being "trapped in the wrong body?"
all i know is that some children are born with either unclear gender, or are hermaphrodite, etc. i read or saw on tv that all fetuses start as 'female' and then change about the 5th month if they are supposed to be a boy, based on chromosomes. but what if something doesn't quite go right? there are a variety of causes i guess for things like this, where gender is unclear, or both are evident. so, the doctor takes a shot-he has a 50/50 shot of being right-or being wrong.
all i know is, instead of people discounting something because it's odd, try to find a bit of empathy. imagine walking a mile in those shoes. it's got to be horrible. but then, i'm not someone who thinks your taste in the same or opposite sex is a choice, anymore than i think someone just decides, hey, i think i want to be a guy now. you're asking for all kinds of scorn and abuse by doing so-who the hell would just want to go thru that on a whim??
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Old 02-22-2011, 10:49 PM
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all i know is that some children are born with either unclear gender, or are hermaphrodite, etc. i read or saw on tv that all fetuses start as 'female' and then change about the 5th month if they are supposed to be a boy, based on chromosomes. but what if something doesn't quite go right? there are a variety of causes i guess for things like this, where gender is unclear, or both are evident. so, the doctor takes a shot-he has a 50/50 shot of being right-or being wrong.
all i know is, instead of people discounting something because it's odd, try to find a bit of empathy. imagine walking a mile in those shoes. it's got to be horrible. but then, i'm not someone who thinks your taste in the same or opposite sex is a choice, anymore than i think someone just decides, hey, i think i want to be a guy now. you're asking for all kinds of scorn and abuse by doing so-who the hell would just want to go thru that on a whim??
Why do people tattoo their cocks?
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Old 02-22-2011, 11:26 PM
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Why do people tattoo their cocks?
easy: because no one noticed it or better yet ever took notice before????

if that's wrong, second guess: Because it was a white canvas that would seem to convey being larger with coloring?
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Old 02-23-2011, 06:37 AM
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Why do people tattoo their cocks?
you're asking the wrong person on that one.
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Old 02-23-2011, 11:08 AM
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you're asking the wrong person on that one.
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