Having a Theyby

[MickyD]

4 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Agree completely, it's the welfare of the child that's paramount.

Fwiw, I've got an extended family member, who, as a lad was always a bit odd, and uncommunicative.

Eventually, he managed to 'come out' that from the age of around ten, he'd felt he was a girl.

Went through the whole process to transition. Plenty of admiration from me- must have taken plenty of bollocks. (Yes I know).

The way this process is undertaken, is to ensure the person really does identify in that way, and is comfortable as a different gender, and not a fad or a curiosity that may pass..

HBAHT

[Tonge moor green jacket]

3 hours ago, MickyD said:

HBAHT

Only seen her once since the op and that was briefly. Can't remember anything of note in that department.

[Casino]

9 hours ago, MickyD said:

HBAHT

Have you seen the one who knocks about round here

Size 83 feet and always in that same coat

[MickyD]

I've seen a few in town. Nice shoes,  tights,  dress,  coat and stubble.

[Boothy]

On 06/03/2019 at 19:19, Not in Crawley said:

Go on then - why would two lesbians not feed a child and need more help with social services?

 

Too busy scissoring 

[Guest]

Be interesting to see how nature v nurture turns out, I suppose 

[Spider]

My only real issue is that a work colleague of my wife has had the full job done - tits lobbed off, choice of new cock from the catalogue,  drugs, therapy, long stints in various hospitals - all on the NHS at a fucking massive cost.

yet my Aunty has cancer and didn’t qualify for a new type of drug as it was too costly.

cancer isn’t a choice, I would contend that a sex change is.

If I decided I wanted a full thatch of beautiful ginger hair, I doubt the NHS would fund the treatment.

Edited March 8, 2019 by Spider

[MickyD]

11 minutes ago, Spider said:

My only real issue is that a work colleague of my wife has had the full job done - tits lobbed off, choice of new cock from the catalogue,  drugs, therapy, long stints in various hospitals - all on the NHS at a fucking massive cost.

yet my Aunty has cancer and didn’t qualify for a new type of drug as it was too costly.

cancer isn’t a choice, I would contend that a sex change is.

If I decided I wanted a full thatch of beautiful ginger hair, I doubt the NHS would fund the treatment.

 Of course they wouldn't otherwise there'd be millions of us all with ginger heads.

Maybe the immigration issue is all because they think the NHS will let them come in and be ginge.

[Tonge moor green jacket]

15 minutes ago, Spider said:

My only real issue is that a work colleague of my wife has had the full job done - tits lobbed off, choice of new cock from the catalogue,  drugs, therapy, long stints in various hospitals - all on the NHS at a fucking massive cost.

yet my Aunty has cancer and didn’t qualify for a new type of drug as it was too costly.

cancer isn’t a choice, I would contend that a sex change is.

If I decided I wanted a full thatch of beautiful ginger hair, I doubt the NHS would fund the treatment.

A very fair point that.

I suppose that's part of the reason the patient must undergo so much preparation before the op is done- to prove that it's more than a choice and actually a means to living a more fulfilling life.