If a woman takes The Pill all the time, she won't have a period again.
You could say that changes biology.
Here's another one: Men who take testosterone supplements because they have low testosterone.
That is an example of gender affirming care. And it is gender affirming care precisely because of the changes to biology.
#56 | Posted by snoofy at 2025-03-08 08:28 PM | Reply | Flag: PPPPFFFFTTTTTTT
False equivalencies..
"The Pill" is birth control in women. It's not gender-affirming other than it only works like that on women because we have all our gametes at birth ... unlike males who are gamete-producing bio machines from puberty forward.
Some women take estrogen to stave off menopause... and the "symptoms" of aging... it doesn't change the age and the gametes are gone.
Men take testosterone supplements and Viagra-like drugs for the same reason to postpone the symptoms of aging.
The sex determined at conception is the basis of how the cellular structure of our bodies forms throughout our lives and how the hormones will affect them. Fat is more estrogen-receptive... muscle is more testosterone-receptive. Both sexes have muscle and fat. That's all... nothing fancy or mysterious.
If the consumer of hormones stops taking them all but a few of their effects will go away but not the biology that determined the manifest results of taking those drugs. Women's overall body hair will return to female patterns and including female pattern baldness. Like they did an early menopause... dumb move. Men will keep the manbewbs etc...
Only the trans community and their allies want you to believe surgery and hormones can make you something you are not.
Furthermore... take away their drugs and they freak out...
In a perfect whirrled... Mush is the veep Trumpanzee wishes he could have had.