I am sobbing. Thank you so incredibly much for sharing. I didn't think anyone truly understood how I feel, and from the moment the video started I realized... you do (did). The anger, the distress, the clawing at yourself, I thought it was just me despite everything I have read about the nonbinary and trans community. Seeing it was so powerful. Thank you, thank you, thank you
do not do this to yourself. It is a social contagion spread by social media. It is common for this to happen in the female population such as anorexia and bulimia did
@@gumoa2866 They are more then just a ton of fat. They serve a purpose. Body dysphoria is a mental condition. IT should not be solved with a scalpel. There are people out there who have body dysphoria that feel they should not have a limb or their eyes. Should we remove the body part off these people that bothers them or should we work to solve the problem with their mind.
There are people in the comments complaining about how this is "butchering" or whatever. What I'm curious about is if a cis woman gets a breast reduction surgery it's more than ok, but someone like this person gets it and it's suddenly a medical atrocity? It's literally the same procedure done for the same reason, so that person can be more comfortable in their own body. If that genuinely bothers you, then I don't understand why you're watching this in the first place.
To spread awareness that they will be known as the generation of mass sterilisation. Having a reduction is a good argument, but ultimately a biological woman reducing her breast size isn’t denying her biology. If this women decides she wants breasts again. She’s outta luck
@@Qwertygerty123Mastectomy =/= sterilisation. And earth's population is still rapidly rising, so even if it did somehow cause sterilisation, it would be moot.
I had a similar surgery, a ‘cosmetic/elective mastectomy’ which is very similar to top surgery, and before my surgery I felt exactly the same towards my chest. Whenever I’d look down and see them I would think ‘this isn’t right, those things aren’t supposed to be there’. Just like the person in this video, I too would wear baggy clothes, jackets (even in the middle of summer), and I also had the habit of holding my shirt or jacket out from my chest in an attempt to hide it even more. There were even multiple times where I too would claw at them in a futile attempt to rip them off. The only difference between me and the person in the video is that I’m cis. I identify 100% as female, but I’ve simply never identified with having a female chest. Ever since they first started growing I had always had an ‘off’ feeling towards them. They felt like foreign growths that were invading my body. To make things even worse, they grew to a disproportionately large size (GG cup). I’m only 5’1 and have always had a very slim build, so a chest of that size was way too big and heavy for my tiny frame and as a result caused severe back, neck and shoulder pain. It also attracted the attention of creeps that would constantly harass me to the point where I resorted to wearing a chest binder whenever I went out just to feel safe. This *on top of* my dysphoria towards my chest made my life miserable. I was *so blessed* to find a charity hospital that put me in touch with a surgeon who was willing to give me a cosmetic/elective mastectomy pro bono (free of charge). I am now over 3 years post op and in those 3 years I have done so much more than I ever could’ve done before. No more crippling back pain, no more harassment and feeling unsafe out in public, and the best part - no more dysphoria. I finally feel at home in my body.
Omg, what an exciting moment that was for u. This is me also. I'm not that close to get my top surgery. BUT I have an appointment with a doctor in the beginning of August. Hopefully it's not a very long time until I'll have my surgery. In november I've been waiting for almost 3 years... Hope ur satisfied with the upper body, now it's 6 months ago. Thanks for sharing your struggle and happiness.
I hope everything went Not too problematical, did you get an appointment? (If you didn’t I’m sorry to remind you of that post and I want to tell you that every day Troy get a little step closer to top surgery, it’s gonna be great, you will feel great.)
Why do people care so much about what other people do to make themselves fulfilled and happy? Whoever sees this comment I guarantee you you do something that is detrimental in the eyes of others. It doesn’t mean it’s not what you need.
I’m a frog. Thank you so much. I’m getting my voice deepened, mouth widened soon. I’m on my way to finally be accepted as a frog. I use the pronoun rebit.
i was crying trough the hole video. i have no hope but i really happy that non-binary people starting to get more representation, and i feel so happy but so broken right now.
Talking to other folks who've undergone top surgery can help. I recently talked irl to someone whos had top surgery and it was nice to hear about the process! Also making plans out of it (like a mini holiday) can help de-stress too. Personally I'm thinking about doing an airbnb and going to some art galleries with mine :) Lastly, i hear some folks write themselves letters to open before/after surgery saying all the reasons why they got it and generally really nice things. Best of Luck!
I'll use shapes to see if it helps. A man is a square and a woman ìs a circle. Nonbinary is an ever changing shape. Non(t of the man-woman exclusive) binary
you don’t need to remove part of yourself to be comfortable, instead address the psychological issues & body/gender dysphoria rather than putting more money in the pockets of these corrupt surgeons.
Yesterday, TH-cam showed me a video talking about The Black Alien project. Wow, he was handsome before. But his body, his choice. Angelina Jolie had her breasts removed because she has the breast cancer gene. It’s a bit extreme but one less thing for her to worry about. And she could afford it out of pocket. Good for her. Stevie was beautiful before. This is a minority of people sensationalized by the media where they want to change their body. Let them, I say. So long as they are consenting adults. Whatever makes them happy. Whether this actually makes them trans, well that’s debated even within the LGBT+ community!
Someday we look back at sex reassignment surgery the same way we look at lobotomy... this is another evil perpetrated by the medical industry. They need therapy not surgery.
The amount of trans people who have taken their own lives has increased dramatically after they get surgery. They are killing themselves by the thousands because they regret their choice to mutilate their own bodys and they realize that it was a huge mistake and that it’s permanent.
i am all for this surgury for adults who have an education and a career and udnerstand the truth about who they were when they were born and young. my issue is the kids who do permanent irriversable changes before their brain even developes and then now there are thousands of detransitioners.
lmao u sound like my dad. the fact that u said something so awful as that, shows me that *you’re* the one who needs therapy :) and their pronouns are they/them, it’s like u don’t know how to listen or something lol 😂😂
Thank you. There are so many brainwashed and deluded people in this comments section who are somehow happy that she removed perfectly healthy breasts because of her mental health issues. She needed help, not to be mutilated.
You need help from a mental health care specialist. They are not a woman. Just get in your head that there is more than two sex and more than two gender identities.
@@DBoy176 I do care, actually. Very much so. Which is why I'm letting them choose what they want to do. If it makes them happy so be it. It's not others concern at all, even if its for the "best"
Can you employ a modicum of common sense? It is NOT okay to normalize a young person hating their body *especially* a part of the body that is sexualized since childhood. It takes TIME for individuals to come into themselves. This is a non-medically necessary surgery that carries huge risks, not just physically but emotional. More than that, it is so weird how this is turned into a spectacle and a weird pity party celebration.
This is another evil perpetrated by the medical community...someday we will look back at these procedures the same way we look at lobotomy. This doctors need to be jailed...the fact that they do these procedures on 13-15 year old girls is disturbing...
Please listen, this isn't harm. This was medically necessary for them. Their chest was causing a lot of mental pain and this was the most effective way to treat it. It is like knee surgery. Most trans and nonbinary people (including me) have to go to therapists and get letters that aprove us for this kind of surgery. I ve already spent 200 dollars for one letter and I'm going to spend another 200 for a second letter. You don't need that for knee surgery, this should be recognized as any other physical problem. The doctor really did help them and improved their mental health greatly, how is that a bad thing. All we want is to be happy in our bodies
@childishpixels7750 By what measure is their health improved other than their say so? Should we start removing other limbs that cause people mental distress? What if someone feels they should be in a wheelchair or they should be a quadriplegic?
@@MustyUnderboob that's actually a real issue... their are people with a disorder that makes them want to be disabled. For example, their was a man with two working legs who "felt like an amputee". He lived his life in a wheelchair although he could walk. He went to a doctor and begged to have his legs amputated and they refused because it was unethical. Their was a woman who desperately wanted to be blind, she lived her life using a blinfold. the doctors refused to remove her eyes so she dumped bleach into her eyes and blinded herself... trans surgery is no different! It's unethical and doctors should be held accountable. We don't operate on people who don't have the mental capabilities to consent.
@@kiwi-toaster4332 Therapy is not conversion therapy. This canned response of yours is as made up as the term "gender affirming care". Therapy helps people heal and overcome trauma. Conversion therapy is not an official therapy, it doesn't exist.
Loving yourself is accepting the reality of who you are. Those who cannot accept themselves are more likely to engage in self destructive behaviour. Drugs, alcohol, and self mutilation are common modes of self destruction. I was an alcoholic for a number of years and damaged my body to make my mind feel more at ease. We all make mistakes in life and I hope you can find peace and happiness.
Where’s the follow up? Have you experienced long term pain like others have? Do you have to massage your scars everyday? If you ever decide to have children will you regret not being able to provide the most superior and spiritual nourishment for your child?
The rate of regret for this surgery is even lower than the regret rate of having children :)) Would you use this condescending line of questioning for other medical procedures or does this one stick out as special to you?
@ I wasn’t being condescending. I’m sincerely looking for answers. I simply don’t trust that statistic. Sounds completely made up. But I don’t have time to delve into it right now. I mourn for those women who will never know the profound sense of well-being that comes from breastfeeding a child. When I was younger, I would have said I didn’t want children. I might have easily dismissed not being able to breastfeed as no big deal. After all, I was raised on formula. But nothing can imitate mother’s milk, uniquely created for her baby. And the initial colostrum is so vital for good immunity. People change so much. You will not have the same views at 25 that you had at 21 or 18 or 16, etc. Consider THAT before doing something that can’t be undone. Best wishes.
She is not nonbinary ( a made up nonsense term). The fact that she does not feel “safe” tells the issue. Something has happened to her or she has seen something that has traumatized her. Having breast should not influence your feeling of safety as it is a natural state of they body. Rather then mutilating the body she needs proper therapy to get her past/desensitized to the source of fear she has.
adults shouldn’t have bodily autonomy? knee surgery patients have a higher regret rate than top surgery patients, should people stop getting knee surgery?
@@oliver4146 I have a lot to say about medical practice and the way we are told it’s the best thing. I believe each person should do their own research into surgery. What we are talking about here isn’t just a person having a surgery. We are talking about people who have mental health issues that aren’t being addressed. Instead they are being affirmed. It’s impossible to be the opposite sex that you were born as. After all the hormones and surgery they are not even 1% closer to being the opposite sex. They are just changing their appearance. I also have a problem with how this effects Women. The reason for separate spaces is because women ARE more vulnerable.
Since when did body modifications replace professional psycho therapy as a treatment for body dysmorphia? There is more going on here than just body dysmorphia that has potentially been ignored by a range of medical professionals who wil have contributed to her care plan. She will recover from this and be delighted to exercise her own autonomy but will her psychiatric co-morbidities continue to haunt her once the dust settles and she progresses through life's stages. I feel concerned this girl is very young to have removed so many choices in her life just because her breasts cause mental distress which indicates more complex mental health problems which are not addressed or may even be exaccerbated in the long term by a bilateral mastectomy.
This is autism and a trauma responce. She needed therapy. I can almost certainly say that now that her preoccupation with her chest is gone, that same issue that needed therapy is going to hyperfixate on her hips, or her voice, whatever the next dominant feminine trait she possesses is. Humans have been around for 300,000 years. This "phenomenon" has been around for the last minute and it's not-surprisingly concentrated among people with trauma, too much time online, and autism.
I'm watching this video and my heart breaks for you as a father. You're a beautiful young woman and unfortunately, what's going on in your mind is causing you to do these horrible things to your body. I hope you get the help you need. God bless you.
I am sobbing. Thank you so incredibly much for sharing. I didn't think anyone truly understood how I feel, and from the moment the video started I realized... you do (did). The anger, the distress, the clawing at yourself, I thought it was just me despite everything I have read about the nonbinary and trans community. Seeing it was so powerful. Thank you, thank you, thank you
do not do this to yourself. It is a social contagion spread by social media. It is common for this to happen in the female population such as anorexia and bulimia did
@@gumoa2866 They are more then just a ton of fat. They serve a purpose. Body dysphoria is a mental condition. IT should not be solved with a scalpel. There are people out there who have body dysphoria that feel they should not have a limb or their eyes. Should we remove the body part off these people that bothers them or should we work to solve the problem with their mind.
There are people in the comments complaining about how this is "butchering" or whatever. What I'm curious about is if a cis woman gets a breast reduction surgery it's more than ok, but someone like this person gets it and it's suddenly a medical atrocity? It's literally the same procedure done for the same reason, so that person can be more comfortable in their own body. If that genuinely bothers you, then I don't understand why you're watching this in the first place.
To spread awareness that they will be known as the generation of mass sterilisation. Having a reduction is a good argument, but ultimately a biological woman reducing her breast size isn’t denying her biology.
If this women decides she wants breasts again. She’s outta luck
Breast reduction is done for reasons like back and neck pain. And it’s a reduction not a removal
@@Qwertygerty123Mastectomy =/= sterilisation. And earth's population is still rapidly rising, so even if it did somehow cause sterilisation, it would be moot.
@@GaTraCos I’ve also considered that. So what you’re saying is sterilising some people is a good thing?
@@Qwertygerty123 Yeah. Those who don't want to have kids, for example.
I had a similar surgery, a ‘cosmetic/elective mastectomy’ which is very similar to top surgery, and before my surgery I felt exactly the same towards my chest. Whenever I’d look down and see them I would think ‘this isn’t right, those things aren’t supposed to be there’. Just like the person in this video, I too would wear baggy clothes, jackets (even in the middle of summer), and I also had the habit of holding my shirt or jacket out from my chest in an attempt to hide it even more. There were even multiple times where I too would claw at them in a futile attempt to rip them off.
The only difference between me and the person in the video is that I’m cis. I identify 100% as female, but I’ve simply never identified with having a female chest. Ever since they first started growing I had always had an ‘off’ feeling towards them. They felt like foreign growths that were invading my body. To make things even worse, they grew to a disproportionately large size (GG cup). I’m only 5’1 and have always had a very slim build, so a chest of that size was way too big and heavy for my tiny frame and as a result caused severe back, neck and shoulder pain. It also attracted the attention of creeps that would constantly harass me to the point where I resorted to wearing a chest binder whenever I went out just to feel safe. This *on top of* my dysphoria towards my chest made my life miserable.
I was *so blessed* to find a charity hospital that put me in touch with a surgeon who was willing to give me a cosmetic/elective mastectomy pro bono (free of charge).
I am now over 3 years post op and in those 3 years I have done so much more than I ever could’ve done before. No more crippling back pain, no more harassment and feeling unsafe out in public, and the best part - no more dysphoria. I finally feel at home in my body.
which hospital !?
Aotearoa Charity Hospital in New Zealand :)
Thank you so much for helping so many of us to know that we're not alone
This gives me so much hope
Omg, what an exciting moment that was for u. This is me also. I'm not that close to get my top surgery. BUT I have an appointment with a doctor in the beginning of August. Hopefully it's not a very long time until I'll have my surgery. In november I've been waiting for almost 3 years...
Hope ur satisfied with the upper body, now it's 6 months ago.
Thanks for sharing your struggle and happiness.
I hope everything went Not too problematical, did you get an appointment? (If you didn’t I’m sorry to remind you of that post and I want to tell you that every day Troy get a little step closer to top surgery, it’s gonna be great, you will feel great.)
Why do people care so much about what other people do to make themselves fulfilled and happy? Whoever sees this comment I guarantee you you do something that is detrimental in the eyes of others. It doesn’t mean it’s not what you need.
I appreciate the fact they are doing this video. Helps me to understand something I have little comprehension about
i have trans friends but seeing people get the surgery i want in nz, just makes me so happy to know people are getting it
I feel the same way. I hope to get too surgery too soon. I hope it goes well for you!!
Thank you for this. I'm so incredibly happy for you :') Congratulations! Seeing your joy at the end is so wonderful!
So happy to see other people happy
wow this made me cry
So happy for them!
her
@@thenman23 Have you even watched the video??🙄
For them? There’s just one girl here: one who hates her breasts.
@@ZombieR4Tthey think they're funny.
@@theharshtruthoutthere bullshit
You are such an attractive person and it makes me happy to see you so happy! 🫶🏾
Ayeee I’m non-binary too!! I can relate so much and it’s so cool to see someone like me transition :))
I’m a frog. Thank you so much. I’m getting my voice deepened, mouth widened soon. I’m on my way to finally be accepted as a frog. I use the pronoun rebit.
Wish they have talked about the budget this surgery needs as some have to travel to Thailand to get it done instead
I want to do this so bad
I really hope you change your mind
I hope you dont ruin your life. Dont buy progressisvism dumpster
Me too. I just need the money. Donation link in my bio.
i was crying trough the hole video. i have no hope but i really happy that non-binary people starting to get more representation, and i feel so happy but so broken right now.
hole 😂
I’m so glad that people can get lifesaving surgeries like this. I wish them luck with everything ❤
I also want to do this...
But i am scared of even injection, don't know how to face this
Don't do it.
Talking to other folks who've undergone top surgery can help. I recently talked irl to someone whos had top surgery and it was nice to hear about the process!
Also making plans out of it (like a mini holiday) can help de-stress too. Personally I'm thinking about doing an airbnb and going to some art galleries with mine :)
Lastly, i hear some folks write themselves letters to open before/after surgery saying all the reasons why they got it and generally really nice things. Best of Luck!
i know they feel better, literally weight off their chest
Could anyone tell me who is non-binary means🤔
I'll use shapes to see if it helps. A man is a square and a woman ìs a circle. Nonbinary is an ever changing shape. Non(t of the man-woman exclusive) binary
It's nothing. It's just made up by people looking for attention.
@@shamusteakiawa *eyeroll* tell that to the thousands of varied genders throughout history
it means if am a woman and i dont identify as such and if am a man i don't identify as such iam just floating between the two
It means you’re brainwashed
Reminds me of a documentary I watched about people with body integrity identity disorder (BIID)
amazing ^^!!
God love all of us we are all beautiful souls❤🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈in heaven is no judgment. It's our home
Awesome ❤️
I've never related so bad to something lol
you don’t need to remove part of yourself to be comfortable, instead address the psychological issues & body/gender dysphoria rather than putting more money in the pockets of these corrupt surgeons.
His body, his choice; I bet you don't want to be told what to do with your body.....
Yesterday, TH-cam showed me a video talking about The Black Alien project. Wow, he was handsome before. But his body, his choice.
Angelina Jolie had her breasts removed because she has the breast cancer gene. It’s a bit extreme but one less thing for her to worry about. And she could afford it out of pocket. Good for her.
Stevie was beautiful before. This is a minority of people sensationalized by the media where they want to change their body. Let them, I say. So long as they are consenting adults. Whatever makes them happy.
Whether this actually makes them trans, well that’s debated even within the LGBT+ community!
If you want to do this and youre adult, fine. But Places like california need to leave kids alone.
Someday we look back at sex reassignment surgery the same way we look at lobotomy... this is another evil perpetrated by the medical industry. They need therapy not surgery.
She's clearly got sensory issues.
The only evil here is people who think lile you do
The amount of trans people who have taken their own lives has increased dramatically after they get surgery. They are killing themselves by the thousands because they regret their choice to mutilate their own bodys and they realize that it was a huge mistake and that it’s permanent.
too bad there is nothing you can do about it 💋
You think this person hasn't had any therapy??? Please
i am all for this surgury for adults who have an education and a career and udnerstand the truth about who they were when they were born and young. my issue is the kids who do permanent irriversable changes before their brain even developes and then now there are thousands of detransitioners.
She needed therapy not butchering
go screw urself homophobe.
@@OlliMonke lol
lmao u sound like my dad. the fact that u said something so awful as that, shows me that *you’re* the one who needs therapy :) and their pronouns are they/them, it’s like u don’t know how to listen or something lol 😂😂
Thank you. There are so many brainwashed and deluded people in this comments section who are somehow happy that she removed perfectly healthy breasts because of her mental health issues. She needed help, not to be mutilated.
its sad. this women needs help, not removing parts of herself. she will never be comfortable in her body no matter what surgery she does
You need help from a mental health care specialist. They are not a woman. Just get in your head that there is more than two sex and more than two gender identities.
No one cares though
U mad lol
@@Maya-OxO you don’t care about her well being ?
@@DBoy176 I do care, actually. Very much so. Which is why I'm letting them choose what they want to do. If it makes them happy so be it. It's not others concern at all, even if its for the "best"
Can you employ a modicum of common sense? It is NOT okay to normalize a young person hating their body *especially* a part of the body that is sexualized since childhood. It takes TIME for individuals to come into themselves. This is a non-medically necessary surgery that carries huge risks, not just physically but emotional. More than that, it is so weird how this is turned into a spectacle and a weird pity party celebration.
The medical industrial complex is making a lot of money
His body, his choice; I bet you don't want to be told what to do with your body.....
body dysmorphic disorder
Later on is coming don't regret this.
Why aint this age restricted tho
It is
Looks like she recovers from cancer. What a nonsense.
Is this napier nz??.😮
How do these doctors sleep at night & how are they able to keep their medical degree? Unreal. 😡
This is another evil perpetrated by the medical community...someday we will look back at these procedures the same way we look at lobotomy. This doctors need to be jailed...the fact that they do these procedures on 13-15 year old girls is disturbing...
"First do no harm." Removing breasts is definitely a harm.
Please listen, this isn't harm. This was medically necessary for them. Their chest was causing a lot of mental pain and this was the most effective way to treat it. It is like knee surgery. Most trans and nonbinary people (including me) have to go to therapists and get letters that aprove us for this kind of surgery. I ve already spent 200 dollars for one letter and I'm going to spend another 200 for a second letter. You don't need that for knee surgery, this should be recognized as any other physical problem. The doctor really did help them and improved their mental health greatly, how is that a bad thing. All we want is to be happy in our bodies
@childishpixels7750 By what measure is their health improved other than their say so? Should we start removing other limbs that cause people mental distress? What if someone feels they should be in a wheelchair or they should be a quadriplegic?
@@MustyUnderboob that's actually a real issue... their are people with a disorder that makes them want to be disabled. For example, their was a man with two working legs who "felt like an amputee". He lived his life in a wheelchair although he could walk. He went to a doctor and begged to have his legs amputated and they refused because it was unethical. Their was a woman who desperately wanted to be blind, she lived her life using a blinfold. the doctors refused to remove her eyes so she dumped bleach into her eyes and blinded herself... trans surgery is no different! It's unethical and doctors should be held accountable. We don't operate on people who don't have the mental capabilities to consent.
heal the mind, stop butchering bodies
Conversion therapy doesn't work. Gender affirming care does. So shut up
@@kiwi-toaster4332 Therapy is not conversion therapy. This canned response of yours is as made up as the term "gender affirming care". Therapy helps people heal and overcome trauma. Conversion therapy is not an official therapy, it doesn't exist.
Poor brainwashed lady😢
Gymnomastia
If these people stopped being self obsessed they'd stop obsessing over themselves.
Self hatred is a sign of being self-absorbed.
Preoccupation with what other people do with their bodies is a sign of being an asshole :)
Loving yourself is accepting the reality of who you are. Those who cannot accept themselves are more likely to engage in self destructive behaviour. Drugs, alcohol, and self mutilation are common modes of self destruction. I was an alcoholic for a number of years and damaged my body to make my mind feel more at ease. We all make mistakes in life and I hope you can find peace and happiness.
What a nasty comment
They do this surgery so they will never have to harm themselves again
@@reiga9589ok anime boyo. You all need kids have to face reality gender dysphoria is real.
@@shayyahalomi9719yet the self hate and suicide rate doesn’t go down. This isn’t the key to accepting yourself.
such a privledged person to say this
Where’s the follow up? Have you experienced long term pain like others have? Do you have to massage your scars everyday? If you ever decide to have children will you regret not being able to provide the most superior and spiritual nourishment for your child?
The rate of regret for this surgery is even lower than the regret rate of having children :)) Would you use this condescending line of questioning for other medical procedures or does this one stick out as special to you?
@ I wasn’t being condescending. I’m sincerely looking for answers. I simply don’t trust that statistic. Sounds completely made up. But I don’t have time to delve into it right now. I mourn for those women who will never know the profound sense of well-being that comes from breastfeeding a child. When I was younger, I would have said I didn’t want children. I might have easily dismissed not being able to breastfeed as no big deal. After all, I was raised on formula. But nothing can imitate mother’s milk, uniquely created for her baby. And the initial colostrum is so vital for good immunity. People change so much. You will not have the same views at 25 that you had at 21 or 18 or 16, etc. Consider THAT before doing something that can’t be undone. Best wishes.
@@byefelicia7358 Ok. Not everyone wants what you want though lol
She is not nonbinary ( a made up nonsense term). The fact that she does not feel “safe” tells the issue. Something has happened to her or she has seen something that has traumatized her. Having breast should not influence your feeling of safety as it is a natural state of they body. Rather then mutilating the body she needs proper therapy to get her past/desensitized to the source of fear she has.
Sad to see this
I’m so sorry you did this to your beautiful body. I hope your life is good, and you don’t struggle too much. Adults shouldn’t be allowed this.
if only you were trans for a day you'd know
Some people breasts are too big for their body they remove it
adults shouldn’t have bodily autonomy? knee surgery patients have a higher regret rate than top surgery patients, should people stop getting knee surgery?
@@oliver4146 I have a lot to say about medical practice and the way we are told it’s the best thing. I believe each person should do their own research into surgery. What we are talking about here isn’t just a person having a surgery. We are talking about people who have mental health issues that aren’t being addressed. Instead they are being affirmed. It’s impossible to be the opposite sex that you were born as. After all the hormones and surgery they are not even 1% closer to being the opposite sex. They are just changing their appearance. I also have a problem with how this effects Women. The reason for separate spaces is because women ARE more vulnerable.
@@alvinjunior5426 It’s not. But I’m free to comment my opinion 😊
I bet we'll see her again in few years time saying she regrets it, watch
Most likely not because not everyone regrets it
Since when did body modifications replace professional psycho therapy as a treatment for body dysmorphia? There is more going on here than just body dysmorphia that has potentially been ignored by a range of medical professionals who wil have contributed to her care plan. She will recover from this and be delighted to exercise her own autonomy but will her psychiatric co-morbidities continue to haunt her once the dust settles and she progresses through life's stages. I feel concerned this girl is very young to have removed so many choices in her life just because her breasts cause mental distress which indicates more complex mental health problems which are not addressed or may even be exaccerbated in the long term by a bilateral mastectomy.
This is autism and a trauma responce. She needed therapy. I can almost certainly say that now that her preoccupation with her chest is gone, that same issue that needed therapy is going to hyperfixate on her hips, or her voice, whatever the next dominant feminine trait she possesses is. Humans have been around for 300,000 years. This "phenomenon" has been around for the last minute and it's not-surprisingly concentrated among people with trauma, too much time online, and autism.
Very sad. No doubt this woman has experienced sexual assault in her past.
As an AFAB person who wants top surgery... no. SA isn't the reason for it. Dysphoria is.
You don’t understand anything fr
I'm watching this video and my heart breaks for you as a father. You're a beautiful young woman and unfortunately, what's going on in your mind is causing you to do these horrible things to your body. I hope you get the help you need. God bless you.
His body, his choice; I bet you don't want to be told what to do with your body.....
Sad, looks like she regrets it.
girl what?
you feel right but you won't in the judgement day :)
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@@Maya-OxO you did :D
@@miinovio I didn't ☺️
@@Maya-OxO no one cares.