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FULL TIMR WORK FULL TIME SCHOOL PART TIME MHSIC PRODUCTION I HAVENT HAD TIME TO HANG OUT WITH FRIENDS IN MONTHS I CANT LIFT WEIGHTS TO SUPPLEMENT DRUGS AND FRIENDS BECAUSE OF INJURY AND WHEN I DO HAVE LITTLE TIME TO HENG OUT WITH FRIENDS THEYRE' BUSY!!!! YOU GOTTA BOOK THIS SHIT LIKR A DOCTORS APPOINTMENT WHEN YOU HIT YOUR MID 20S IM GOING FRICKING CRAZY ON THE INTERNET I DONT CARE ABOUT DONALD TRUMP I DONT CARE WBOUT ELON I JUST WANT REAL CONNECTION I FRICKED A TINDER B-WORD AND I DIDNT EVEN CARE LIKE IT FELT TRANSACTIONAL I NEED TO RELAPSE ON XANAX

I've heard the phrase "gender is a social construct" from a number of prominent trans people. My understanding of this phrase is that the roles and aesthetics we prescribe to men and women in society are "constructed ", and nothing inherently about them is masculine or feminine.

With this, I don't understand what gender dysphoria is. If someone who was "assigned" male at birth told everyone "I'm a woman", why wouldn't that be enough for them? Why would someone who's mtf HAVE to wear dresses and makeup, HAVE to get breast implants, and HAVE to get GRS in order to truly feel like a woman? Wouldn't that then mean that dresses, makeup, and breasts are , to them, are inherently female? Or that a peepee is inherently male?

Got my surgery finally. Flew over to 90210. Horrible weather. Surgery was extremely uneventful other than me having some variation of anxiety and an upset stomach for a couple hours before the surgery began. It's all local anesthesia - you're awake for it. I talked to the surgeon throughout the whole operation. He told me if I wanted to buy a nice 911 I should do it through a broker and not a dealer. I was able to drive home even though they "require" that you get a ride home. I'd honestly have thrown up if I had to have someone drive me home, I was too nauseous from all the drugs.

Got back to my hotel off the beach and just hung out there all day. I wanted to do a lot of walking but it was sideways raining and I can't get the bandages wet. So, I didn't walk much until it was very late when my pain was surging insanely and the rain had let up. I needed to walk as well because it helped with the nausea and more importantly - the blood pooling in my face. By walking I could get more blood into my legs and lessen the pain. I couldn't do anything more intense at home like squats because that would be too intense on the body and blood vessels. The pain was so intense when the anesthesia wore off - the pain pills felt like they did nothing but contribute to my nausea. I ended up walking about 20k steps and talking to someone on the phone for most of it. It was the only way to get the pain off my mind. We argued about immigrants and what it means to be American.

I am an extremely open person with all of my friends. So, naturally, everyone is calling and watching my stories intensely with a lot of questions. People are weirded out but some say things like, "I can see the vision". We'll see where it goes. The healing process is really painful and it takes a while. I hate surgery for good reason. I'm on my third day of recovery and I feel better now. The pain is much less and I have some appetite which makes taking these pills cause less nausea.

I'm just really glad I'm not recovering in NYC right now. I'm back in SF and it's so quiet and peaceful. I don't have to deal with people yelling, loud butt sirens constantly, garbage pickup at 3am every night for 30+ minutes, etc. I miss living here and the parts of the life I had. There are things I enjoy about NYC but even the air you breathe there is so unhealthy for you. I miss the peace and quiet. I miss seeing flowers, trees, and green grass where I lived. I miss seeing tall redwood trees. I miss the sunshine and not living in shadows.

I still can't believe that I had to get surgery for anyone to find me attractive though. This is the life we live.

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Utah is one of 17 states included as a plaintiff in Texas v. Becerra, a lawsuit opposing changes to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 made in May 2024 under the Biden administration. The changes, known as the Final Rule, included adding the term "gender dysphoria" to the definition of a disability protected under Section 504.

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 grants protections to those with disabilities from being discriminated against by institutions or programs that receive federal financial assistance, such as schools, hospitals and government programs. All public schools and many private schools are required to provide 504 plans to students with disabilities. These plans can include a variety of accommodations such as extra time on assignments and tests, modified textbooks or learning materials, or a specific seat in the classroom.

While the lawsuit seeks to declare the Final Rule as unlawful, the legal document also includes language that many are interpreting as an intention to get rid of Section 504 as a whole. In the list of complaints, Count 3 states, "Section 504 is unconstitutional," followed by a separate count that claims the Final Rule specifically is unconstitutional. Furthermore, under the document's demands for relief, it requests that the court "declare Section 504, 29 U.S.C. § 794, unconstitutional" and that the court "issue permanent injunctive relief against defendants enjoining them from enforcing Section 504."

The T is on the verge of destroying insanely important legislation for the disabled