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>How would you decide what parts of nature are good or bad? What if you're trying to control the expression of something that needs to be expressed?
It's surprising to hear a mainstream movie these days take such a hard stance against puberty blockers and other trans ideals. A big part of Peter's character development in this movie is about accepting biological reality and not trying to alter his hormones, they spell out the anti-trans messaging very clearly.
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How did they get Ruffalo of all people to say that line?
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Tell me how I'm wrong.



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