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07/24/24(Wed)00:46:03 No.36635672
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Anonymous 07/24/24(Wed)00:46:03 No.36635672 Archived
Justify why HRT without social transition is a viable option for some people.

What benefits would this bring?
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Anonymous
07/24/24(Wed)00:51:58 No.36635732
Anonymous 07/24/24(Wed)00:51:58 No.36635732
>>36635672
Are you talking about cases where they continue to personally identify with their assigned sex, or ones where they see themselves as what they’re transitioning to but don’t disclose?
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Anonymous
07/24/24(Wed)00:53:16 No.36635742
Anonymous 07/24/24(Wed)00:53:16 No.36635742
>>36635732
Option 2
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Anonymous
07/24/24(Wed)00:54:17 No.36635746
Anonymous 07/24/24(Wed)00:54:17 No.36635746
>>36635672
some people don't have the confidence/passing ability/support to socially transition, but still want the physical effects of hrt, which improves their quality of life and makes it easier for them to socially transition in the future
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