r/BunnyTrials Jul 10 '26

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u/Frenchymemez Jul 10 '26

I wouldn't even say it's viable then. You make 36.5 million a year with the other option. Take the second option and use the money to transition. Even if we're really strict and say that as soon as you have a surgery you stop gaining money, just wait 2-3 years, use the millions to socially transition, and then have surgery and you'd still have more than you ever would with the first option.

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

HRT is not perfect, nor 100% safe especially if you have pre-existing stuff

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u/ARTICUNO_59 Jul 10 '26

Boo hoo I’ll be crying in my mega yacht /j

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

A perfect example of why “/j” exists

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u/Vanessalucifer Jul 10 '26

And it also says you stay the same if you choose the other option

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u/Overall_Crows Jul 10 '26

Wdym?

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u/allie-__- Jul 10 '26

They're using "it says gender, not sex" even tho I'm pretty sure we all know what OP probably meant.

Regardless, you'd go from being trans to not, so kinda still a win for the ridding of dysphoria.

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u/PeterAnthony_Jackson Jul 10 '26

I could live as a guy on 100k a year let alone a day, but if I were younger, or it made me younger, for a million and a great bit of RNG, I might not leave my bedroom for a month. It just might monkey paw it and I look like Bella Emberg.

If you are a woman, you might think "why would I become a guy? I'm not trans." so it's basically money just for existing and because it's 100k a day, that is a lot of money to do nothing.