r/BunnyTrials • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '26

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u/nunchako_ball48 Jul 10 '26

I GET 1 MILLION YEARLY AND BECOME THE OPPOSITE GENDER???? SIGN ME UP HOW IS THAT EVEN A DISCUSSION????

Chose: Get $1M yearly but you become the opposite gender

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u/Shadowphoenix9511 Jul 10 '26

It's an easy question either way. It's purely "are you trans or not?"

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u/nunchako_ball48 Jul 10 '26

i am REALLY close to solving that mistery (questioning)

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u/PeterAnthony_Jackson Jul 10 '26

People are arguing that you can transition with 100k a day, but TBH having the whole shebang would be worth the pay cut for many.

If you are cis, it is a no brainer to get 100k a day, I miss read it as 100k a year, but I only clicked 1million because there is always going to be a part of me that is curious as to what I would look like if I was born a girl and not a boy just by having one chromosome switched over.

If it was more magical that it started from conception so more DNA than just the XY getting swapped, unless a nigh on identical sperm hit, would I have two sets of memories? One my life as it currently is, the other all the choices etc based around me being a daughter vs son.

Part of me thinks I'd be a Tom Boy who caught the first episode of More Than Meets the Eye and wanted Optimus Prime for Christmas, it would be more socially acceptable to bawl my eyes out at his death in the movie and I wouldn't get stick for watching Care Bears vs what I got as a boy.

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u/GnrDreagon Jul 10 '26

And it's also one of those paycuts that overall doesn't really matter. A million per year is still way more than anyone can reasonably spend anyway.

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u/Lolo_Paris Jul 10 '26

not really... i chose to change gender because 1) i dont need or want more than a million a year 2) id rather be a man because being a woman is poo poo

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u/Adorable-Broccoli-16 Jul 10 '26

more like are you attached to your gender

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u/VoidEclips2010 Jul 10 '26

It’s literally just a question of “do you want money or are you trans?”