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Remember the gay couple with the kids and dogs and the latter had Monkey Pox? Was it in Atlanta?

Being "trans" is a severe, contagious, life-threatening mental illness, exactly as homosexuality is.

Man Brings Receipts and DESTROYS School Board On Bathroom Policy Debate

Bonus hole – An alternative word for the vagina. It is important to check which words someone would prefer to use.

Daniel Black says he started making plans with his doctor to surgically remove his penis just 30 minutes into a consultation concerning his struggles with gender identity when he was 17.

Black left the appointment with a prescription for hormonal replacement therapy. At 19, the Czech Republic citizen had his penis surgically removed and received breast implants. Now 23, he is detransitoning, the Daily Mail reported.

In a Twitter post, Black said one would have to be “insane to believe bottom surgeries are good for patients.”

The surgeons removed Black’s testicles and created a “neovagina.”

“The whole experience was horrible and exhausting,” Black said in the post. “I was not able to finish school and my mental state went from bad to worse. I don’t recommend undergoing this surgery to anyone.”

Black said he has lost the ability to orgasm and will not be able to have children. He now has to have testosterone injected into his body, and is looking forward to an experimental penis transplant surgery. This January Black had his breast implants removed.

“The surgery destroyed my life,” he told MailOnline.

I see conservatives object to being called things like "transphobe." They'll defend themselves saying, "transphobia means fear, and I'm not scared of trans people! I just don't believe men should go in women's bathrooms etc"

Well, one: Defending yourself against their accusations and name-calling is wasted time. The proper response isn't "No, I'm not." It's "I don't care."

Two: We actually should feel fear. We should fear men going into women's bathrooms. We should fear for the female prisoners forced to be incarcerated with men, many of whom have raped women. We should fear for the rape victims forced to share space in abuse shelters with men. We should fear a world in which girls are forced to suppress their instincts and smile as males infiltrate their sororities, teams, and locker rooms. And, yes, aversion too. We should have a strong aversion toward men trying to "breastfeed" babies. We should be averse to the idea that "female" is a costume to be donned or an identity to declare. These fears and aversions are healthy and logical.

What they aren't is irrational. This is why "transphobe" isn't accurate, because "phobia" is an irrational fear or aversion. But the fear and aversion felt in this case are extremely rational.

Ash was not happy with the changes wrought by the synthetic hormones. The new body hair felt "gross." Her deepened voice made her "uncomfortable." Nothing about it felt natural.

In April of this year she decided to abandon this poisonous lifestyle after having a dream about being a girl. She has since become a sharp and persistent critic of the transgender cult.

She noted that her attempts at being a boy led her to misery and drug use. Reflecting on that destructive behavior, she pointed out:

"I assumed this was because I wasn't male enough, but it was really because I wasn't a male at all."

Glad you made it back, Ash, and glad you're using your experience to help others.