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Just now, iamfreedumb said:

LMAO prob c section maybe? Idk thats a good question

I wont let them :duck:

They can keep their baby :duck:

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Poissonche
3 minutes ago, Antonio said:

What female would want to donate her entire reproductive system for that though :smh:

For each trans woman wanting to be pregnant, there's a trans man not wanting to be pregnant.

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iamfreedumb
1 minute ago, Poissonche said:

For each trans woman wanting to be pregnant, there's a trans man not wanting to be pregnant.

 

:oprah: Thats brilliant

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9 minutes ago, Super Natural said:

Nope

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:rip:

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Dorothy Gale

This is great for transwomen, though I don't know how a cis male would give birth to a baby, or necessarily want to.

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DiscoStyx

It's one of my biggest dreams :giveup: I have strong hope as I still have let's say 20/25 years to get pregnant some day

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16 minutes ago, iamfreedumb said:

"Every woman who has used the "well, we have to go through childbirth" line to win an argument with a man may soon be set to eat her words.

Because according to leading doctors, male pregnancy could become a reality in just five years' time.

That's right, men and transgender women could theoretically receive a uterus, carry a baby to term, and give birth in the next decade thanks to recent medical advancements in reproductive transplant surgery.

"My guess is five, 10 years away, maybe sooner," Dr Karine Chung, director of the fertility preservation program at the University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine, told Yahoo Health.


While the surgery is "still considered highly experimental" according to Cleveland Clinic doctor Tommaso Falcone, a Swedish research team from the University of Gothenberg has performed nine uterus transplants to date, achieving five pregnancies and four live births.

"The exciting work from the investigators in Sweden demonstrated that uterine transplantation can result in the successful delivery of healthy infants," says Cleveland Clinic lead investigator Andreas Tzakis.

While the surgery is still both tricky and dangerous, the benefits may outweigh the risks for many women and, going forward, men or transgender women.

"I'd bet just about every transgender person who is female will want to do it, if it were covered by insurance," Dr Christine McGinn, a US plastic surgeon who performs transgender surgeries on men and women, told Yahoo."

http://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/pa...ust-five-years

this is soo interesting. Thoughts?

 

not you stealing my thread from ATRL :rip: 

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iamfreedumb
3 minutes ago, AntiPotCrusader said:

This is great for transwomen, though I don't know how a cis male would give birth to a baby, or necessarily want to.

 

What if a guy that gets bossed around by his wife is forced to carry the baby for 9 months.. :rip:

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Kermit

:madge: Iv'e got mixed feelings on this...

 

:madge: I'm male, for a reason. Why would I want to do something i'm biologically incapable/and was not meant to do?

 

:madge: The idea of women, whom are transitioning to male, donating their female organs, to male's whom happen to be transitioning to female, is beautifully intelligent. I'm just not okay with everyone mixing up biological roles. I'm not talking about gender roles. I'm talking about biological roles. There's a line, in everything, and this is definitely tip-toeing on it. 

 

 

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