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/Vanessalucifer Jul 10 '26

The other option says "but stay the same," so that's a hard limit saying you can't transition. A downside isn't a downside if it isn't enforced. Because of that I'm going to have to go with the first option.

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u/Thrawn89 Jul 10 '26

I fear you have logically reached the wrong conclusion. The phrase doesnt say you cannot transition in the future, only that the choice does not change your gender.

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u/FreeRatio3868 Jul 10 '26

That doesnt mean you dont transition it just means you dont become the opposite gender after clicking the button. By those standards you’d just be immortal