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wkd_one · 23-04-2006, 12:41

IT should have had to pay to have IT's totoos removed and IT should definatly been told to sod off when IT asked to have the sex change simply because IT had chosen the way of been a man when it settled down and decided to have children . IT should have thought about the sex change before having children as i know for sure i wouldnt appreciate my father switching sex

no matter what is taken away IT will always be a man especialy in the eyes of the law which means IT has to use the mens toilets and will go to a male prison if convicted of a crime

sex swaps should not be done on the NHS for free infact no surgery just to please peoples vanity should be done on the HNS like women who arnt happy with their tiny boobs can get bigger boobs if they say its causing them depression not having big boobs. ( excluding victims of crime or accidents, reconstructive surgery etc )

ime pretty sure there are a lot of childrens wards out there that would gladly welcome a new incubator or two so that more babys can live

23-04-2006, 12:41	#22
wkd_one Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 48 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Changing sex/tattoos. IT should have had to pay to have IT's totoos removed and IT should definatly been told to sod off when IT asked to have the sex change simply because IT had chosen the way of been a man when it settled down and decided to have children . IT should have thought about the sex change before having children as i know for sure i wouldnt appreciate my father switching sex no matter what is taken away IT will always be a man especialy in the eyes of the law which means IT has to use the mens toilets and will go to a male prison if convicted of a crime sex swaps should not be done on the NHS for free infact no surgery just to please peoples vanity should be done on the HNS like women who arnt happy with their tiny boobs can get bigger boobs if they say its causing them depression not having big boobs. ( excluding victims of crime or accidents, reconstructive surgery etc ) ime pretty sure there are a lot of childrens wards out there that would gladly welcome a new incubator or two so that more babys can live Last edited by wkd_one; 23-04-2006 at 12:43.