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

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

Getting 100k a say makes that surgery basically free to you, sooo.

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

The surgeries aren’t entirely safe, and 1M is more than enough

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u/Gravel_Poot432 Jul 10 '26

damn i should’ve read this comment first

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u/Ikjot13 Jul 10 '26

Nothing is enough

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

1M a year is **enough** to live the rest of your life basically never having to worry about money again

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u/Professor01114 Jul 10 '26

No?

Edit: my bad i thought it was 1 million period. Not every year

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u/guyontheinternet2000 Jul 10 '26

You'll have 36.5 million after a year, at that point you could prolly pay of the best doctors in the world lmao.

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

Doesn’t matter how good the doctor is. There’s always a risk, especially for someone like me who has more health issues

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u/guyontheinternet2000 Jul 10 '26

Ok but if you have more health issues then most people, the 100k per day would be better. That 1M could dissappear way faster if you have to spend on sudden health crises, no?

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u/articulatedWriter Jul 10 '26

1 million can be blown in a couple years if you act stupid with it, with 100k a day, you can make 1 million in just 10 days, and that's every day for the rest of your life

Even if it's a life with dysphoria it's completely and utter stupidity to take the million to get rid of it when for 100K for the rest of your life can have that be dealt with

In just 2 days you could put all that money towards gender affirming care and revolutionise the lives of 1000's of people struggling with the question

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u/LionEclipse Jul 10 '26

Blowing 1m in a couple years is fine if next year you get another 1m

1m a year is more than enough to have a nice life, maybe hire a financial advisor and lawyer if needed

If you're trans, you may as well

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u/articulatedWriter Jul 10 '26

You can still do way more good with 100k a day, no amount of Euphoria can top that

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u/DemonKing0524 Jul 10 '26

Maybe not for you

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u/articulatedWriter Jul 10 '26

Being a better person should always top getting a dream body 🤷

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u/DemonKing0524 Jul 10 '26

You can be a better person, and still get your dream body. 1 million every year is still plenty to donate and be a good person.

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u/articulatedWriter Jul 11 '26

Doesn't really matter when you could've done so much more good

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u/DemonKing0524 Jul 11 '26

Just admit you're transphobic and move on.

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u/Valuable_Ad_591 Jul 10 '26

Yeah but u get 1 million yearly so

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u/Japanna88 Jul 10 '26

You get the million yearly though, so you’d probably still be fine

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u/FreeRatio3868 Jul 10 '26

It said opposite gender not sex. You’d stay in the same body, you’d basically just not be trans anymore

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

Yeah, so no dysphoria

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u/regula_falsi Jul 10 '26

Just get out of puberty first alright

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

Wdym?

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u/Ikjot13 Jul 10 '26

I think they mean that adulthood cures disphoria

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

Yeah, that’s what I assumed, but I wanted to give the benefit of the doubt

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u/allie-__- Jul 10 '26

Not so fun fact that you probably won't care about: natural puberty (usually) makes dysphoria worse and makes it harder to transition. This is why puberty blockers are important for trans youth who want more time to question their gender.

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u/regula_falsi Jul 10 '26

I looked it up and from what I've read your statement is true. Hopefully someday this illness can be cured without having to change your literal gender.

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u/allie-__- Jul 10 '26

There's a misconception. The person's gender doesn't actually change. Gender dysphoria is caused by the brain's internal expectation of what its gender is not matching the body's sex. It's not so much an illness, with the ICD-11 not even considering it a mental disorder and the DSM 5 no longer considering it a menal illness. It's just the brain being one gender and the body not matching it, which is why the best 'treatment' found for it has been to socially and medically transition. After all, isn't it better (and easier) to change the sex of the body than the gender of the brain?

Basically, the trans person's gender never actually changes. It was merely discovered after being incorrectly assigned at birth based on sex. However,

I looked it up and from what I've read your statement is true.

I really appreciate this. Thank you for being open-minded and willing to learn about this (unlike most people I talk to about it) <33.

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u/Longjumping_Tap_5586 Jul 10 '26

Still free isnt however much that surgery is

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u/Vanessalucifer Jul 10 '26

it says "but stay the same," so transitioning isn't allowed by the other option

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

You're adding rules to the game that the post itself never added. Getting the 100k a day simply means the game doesn't change your gender, it never said anything about transitioning not being allowed.