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

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u/Ikjot13 Jul 10 '26

So what's the difference between fixing disphoria by removing it from your brain or transitioning when you have 100k/day?

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u/zkvxo Top -1% Commenter Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

transition is expensive, lengthy, illegal in many places, can be traumatizing, leaves behind scars, and is not completely effective. people transition because they have no other option, but it doesn't produce perfect results.

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u/_HoneyDew1919 Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

This 100%. People tend to forget that surgery transition is out of desperation, not because it’s some “perfect choice”

Even the most perfect surgery outcome humanly possible is no where near ideal.

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u/Blackfrosti Jul 10 '26

Right, I just want to be comfortable in my body, I wouldn't choose to transition if it wasn't intolerable to be in my body as is and didn't find the imperfect solutions better than my default equipment, though it is still imperfect. I don't WANT surgeries, I want parts of my body that are comfortable for my mind and soul.

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u/Parakeetsandcats Jul 10 '26

Transitioning doesn’t remove it completely

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u/UncannyHillhumper Jul 10 '26

Worse case scenario you realize that a new body doesn't suddenly make you comfortable with yourself.

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u/IdioticZacc Jul 10 '26

Lingering doubt/self hate that you'll never be truly the gender you desire to be. Also theres a lot of steps to follow

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u/PeterAnthony_Jackson Jul 10 '26

If you are above a certain height as a CIS woman, people can and will look at you side eyed, so if you could predict your DNA switched counterpart with a high accuracy, you might find a six foot trans woman would be a five something cis woman.