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HRT is the new crack.
The way crack has damaged black communities is now happening with HRT in cyberspace.

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"If you can't get a girlfriend, become a girlfriend" was a tragically prophetic meme within the anime community a few years ago, primarily around the COVID era.

If you feel completely lacking in attention and affection, it's a quick way to get it. Then they latch onto it because they know it works to some degree, similar to young women with daddy/abandonment issues acting flirty or sexual for attention to fill that emotional void.

For many young men that become this way, it starts as just a desire to feel seen and accepted in whatever way they can that they are not getting in real life for whatever reason. And there are plenty of men on discord that will shower them in praise if they put on women's stockings.

And occasionally autogynephilia, but we're not supposed to say that part out loud.

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OP, this was a cliche joke 5 years ago
let's be real, nobody here wants a real sociology of online transgenderism, they just want to whine about le troons.

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[AutoMod] action=keep R:7 E:8 N:3 C:4 | The post engages with the broader discussion on HRT's societal impacts and implications, particularly its effects on mental health and societal integration. While it touches on medical facts (e.g., impotence), it does so in a way that frames them within a larger critique of systemic issues rather than purely as a medical or biological argument. The tone is somewhat confrontational but not outright hostile, and it contributes to the thread’s critical examination of HRT’s societal consequences.

Injecting testosterone might help with dating short term, but long term you will become impotent, now idea how that is supposed to be a solution for anything.

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