"You Don't Need Nipples" Insane Transgender Surgery

[@elettramia6380]

Having nipples is Not a social norm, it is a biological norm. 🤦‍♀️

[@teresamckeown5594]

Exactly. It doesn’t matter make female non-binary. We all have them. 😊

[@cyberpunkcentral8500]

@@elettramia6380 Thank you! 🙌

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

Exactly!

[@Reet64]

I was just coming to say this.

[@RKingis]

Fr!

[@ubb.9363]

These people are SCREAMING for psychiatric intervention

[@pattykake7195]

Sad to the max…🫢

[@michaelr.4878]

Do you know what is kind of funny..but also kind of scary.... 10 years ago, these people would be the people dying their hair blue...now, they are the ones 'transitioning'.

[@VG-cz7yg]

Agree with you.

[@spielekasten353]

​@michaelr.4878 why the blue haired people? Why not the people with green hair? I'm not as crazy as they are, I'm conservative. Sorry for my bad English. Greetings out of Germany.

[@feliciafinnerty6713]

As a breast cancer survivor, not having nipples is not for bragging. Before my double mastectomy, I thought I’d be keeping my nipples. I lost them. I miss them so much!

[@Sstucash]

I'm sorry that happened to you. Have you thought of getting a nipple tattoo, it's what my mum did after she had breast cancer. Obviously it's not perfect but she likes the results.

[@blueroyale4072]

I completely understand. I miss them so much. They wouldn't let me keep mine. TNBC. BRCA2 gene

[@feliciafinnerty6713]

@@blueroyale4072 BRCA 1 gene here. Was 31 when I lost mine.

[@rncook2471]

me too, I miss my nipples that I lost to breast cancer

[@ParkerTaylor515]

I remember reading about how Angelina Jolie got to keep hers with nipple sparing delay procedure. There's an article online about it. She's the only one I've heard about do it but I see others have been able to keep theirs.

[@carolwalker2989]

Retired tattoo artist here. We tattooed nipples on mastectomy patients. It's a good alternative for a lot of mastectomy patients.

[@CrankyBarista]

Yes... but it should be due to a non elective mastectomy... not as a trend.

[@elenawilliams32]

As a woman who has had a mastectomy to save my life (cancer free now) How do I find a tattooist who is skilled enough to do it? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.

[@joycejohnson7640]

​​@@elenawilliams32My surgeon said that they have names of tattoo artists that can do it. Check with them.

[@tattooedwhitetrash]

@@elenawilliams32 find someone who specializes in realism!

[@valkyrie1066]

Used to be a tattooist, fascinated with medical tattooing. I've seen some fabulous nipple.....images on chests. It looks more normal. I think he's referring to losing the sensation of nipples; which the tattoo can't match. I also love what they are doing with scars; either making them less obvious...or more...beautiful. Long ago planned that if I should have a mastectomy....I would replace them with beautiful tattooing. Probably herbs and flowers....not pictures of breasts. (MANY older women in my family have had breast cancer) I admit that would leave me with flower buds and herb tips showing out of the top of my shirt rather than cleavage. That isn't normal. So maybe I'm more of a rebel....STILL...than I realized. The kind of visual that says "hey, that's cute....aren't there supposed to be...breasts there? Yeah. I prefer flowers. The breasts didn't work out for me.

[@eternalbookwyrm9481]

People not liking their nipples makes me think about abuse. They need therapy, not surgery, and these doctors need jail time. The greed needs to stop.

[@claudiamayor7239]

Care to elaborate on the abuse bit? Curious.

[@strawberrv6049]

@@claudiamayor7239i can’t speak for the original commenter but i’ll throw in my two cents. i guess having nipples could remind them of when they identified as women and they hand breasts and nipples and if they had a negative experience such as abuse as a woman even having nipples could remind them of that time.

[@tungstenanderson5991]

@@claudiamayor7239 If anyone decides nipples aren't normal, and they are removed surgically with a laissez-faire attitude from any surgeon, that is abuse for not understanding why any person would decide to do that. Puberty blockers for children fall under the same abuse.

[@elypowell6797]

@@strawberrv6049 Aww for FAKS sake! These people are so pathetic I think they deserve this hell they have built for themselves.

[@MimiMkenya]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@tamithomas8519]

Societal norms? Those are things like wearing matching shoes.

[@cyberpunkcentral8500]

5:24 WHAT? This doctor dude guy says if you have 2nd thoughts after having your nipples whacked off, you can always just get them “tattooed” back on and “no one will ever know.” Spoiler alert: YES THEY WILL. I also can’t believe he says “wanting to look smooth in tight t-shirts” or have a “cool full-front piece tattoo” are good enough reasons to whack the ol’ nipples off. Yikes and jeez.

[@lisabrightly]

Doctors show up everywhere don't they? Good places and bad, all throughout history. Let's just say that some of these "doctors" are really well suited for this type of work, cutting off perfectly good body parts and such.

[@CrankyBarista]

These type of doctors only see future money... not a patient.

[@teagardentarot17]

The normalisation of body modification? Even without considering the surgeries, this has certainly happened re tattoos. I try not to be judgemental but it does disturb me to see erogenous zones being, effectively, mutilated. How is that substantially different to female "circumcision"? I'm aware (as someone trained as an Anthropologist) that body mod has always been entirely normal in certain (very trad) tribal cultures...I'm just not convinced that its motivations are healthy, in the developed "West." I wonder a lot about how, when certain frontiers are conquered, new ones get invented. Young people need rites of passage. It's like they're emulating tribal practices and creating new, substitute ones. The question is, is there a lot of self-harm and self-hatred lurking behind legitimising these procedures, or is it legit human self expression? A fashion trend? It stops looking individualistic and tilts towards tribalism, when lots of people are doing the same thing.

[@Tranquility32]

Hi. My sis had a double masctectomy for breast cancer. After healing, she would sometimes say she doesn’t have to worry about nipples popping through shirts. She did get the tattoos, though. But this? This is some really off the wall insanity talk IMHO from a doctor to someone whose going to lop off boobs for no good reason. Lord help us all.

[@cyberpunkcentral8500]

@@teagardentarot17 What an excellent, thoughtful comment, raising very valid questions while noting meaningful observations. Enjoyed 🥇

[@asherahalchemy5101]

This doctor's tone of voice is adjusted as if talking to children. So comforting, my goodness. While speaking of removing body parts.

[@Iwoasasaned]

… absolutely healthy bodyparts!

[@cyberpunkcentral8500]

Right? I clocked that, too! So casual and patronizing! Ugh! Getting into “gaslighting” territory. I know that’s an overused term, but how else do you describe a DOCTOR advising patients to remove healthy body parts and functioning tissue, like it’s just, “whatever, man, you do you, playa, NBD?” 😮

[@gabrielleaviva]

He is a psychopath.

[@reneep.1978]

@@gabrielleaviva He's greedy, all he's doing it for is the money. He's evil and as they say money is the root of all evil

[@tolliduininck6259]

That surgeon is a body butcher.

[@klonopinprincess9594]

I have a FTM friend I have known since we were kids. He waited awhile for top surgery to make sure hes ready. He got a note from a therapist for hormones after ONE appointment and top surgery after THREE. He thought it was ridiculous and lived male without hormones for over a year before hormones and waited a handful of years before top surgery. He said to me the community is toxic and things are going way too fast. We are in our early 30's.

[@missqt48]

My sister works in a mental patient home! One patient started saying he is the opposite sex and Ofcourse this is a special subject, so they took him serious! Living in the outskirts of the U.K., he was government funded to travel to London. Soon after, 3 visits with doctors, he was approved to chop his manhood ONLY if he kept up the ‘woman’ appearance for 12 months! After 10 months, he changed his mind! I repeat! This is a mental patient from a group home, being approved to mutilate his genitals simply because he felt like it!

[@aliasella488]

@@missqt48 sick

[@missqt48]

@@aliasella488 tell me about it! My sis has all the stories.. if only people knew how sickening men in power are. Other stories involve the police S/A mentally sick! It’s just shocking to say the least!

[@HansBjorgman]

@@missqt48 It's so messed up what "doctors" do to people for $$$

[@dickbokinsky6797]

Your friend is, and always will be, F. There is no such thing as FTM 🤣🤣she’s mentally ill

[@megsley]

it is a very strange trend - these folks champion alternative sexualities but seemingly do everything they can to make themselves as unappealing as possible, and also to desexualize themselves as much as possible.

[@roriemarie2968]

I think a lot of these people have sexual trauma.

[@alvincente4080]

@@megsley well it’s working, they are all unappealing

[@anahenriquez4070]

​@@roriemarie2968i would 100% agree. It's the desexualization. It's like they are trying to disconnect from it completely which is very different from gender dysphoria but they are confusing them.

[@Violetbunnyfish]

Some of these people are child SA victims and want to erase their sexuality. This is why they need real therapy before being put on hormones and given these surgeries. Child SA survivors are being thrown under the bus, here, by the medical profession.

[@cyberpunkcentral8500]

@@megsley A lot of it is attention-seeking behavior to validate desirability, despite intense insecurity, or to camouflage over anxiety and/or depression.

[@Pharia-q9p]

That’s crazy. I’m a woman, and I was always small in the chest area and I used to say “ All I Need is a Nipple, That’s Where All of The Sensation Is.” people will tell themselves absolutely anything. Thank you Buck for all you do. Absolutely Love your show.

[@aspasialogica8416]

LOVE the new glasses! Can we please stop with the euphemism?? It's not "top surgery" - it's total mastectomy. And bravo to you, Buck, for calling this nonsense what it is - body modification fetishism, not gender dysphoria.

[@GenXfrom75]

I lost my left one to necrosis following reduction surgery. It was devastating to watch it turn dusky rose, then black, then it fell off. I lost a big portion of tissue that I had to wait to grow back before reconstruction. And sure, I may not “need” them, but the process of healing and the waiting was truly depressing! Part of what I felt made me a woman was gone. I’ve healed both mentally, physically and spiritually now (the initial surgery was in October of 2010, reconstruction finished by 2012), but reading stuff like this title almost makes it feel fresh again. I cannot comprehend that kind of laissez faire attitude. 💔

[@MsLadyportia]

My heart to you. ❤

[@watcher235711]

Are you okay now? I mean, as okay as you can be? I think they're just so young - they have no idea about real life. Ugh. Love to you!

[@DiodeMom]

Well I have a couple friends who went through breast cancer- double mastectomy. Both decided not to keep the nipples nor have a breast reconstruction because they hate bras that much- which I actually kinda understand. Going from an A cup as an older teen, to a B then C during the birth control pill, then to a DD (!) after the birth of my second child. Basically from needing no bra to the heavyweight one lol. If it wasn’t such a tough surgery I’d have a reduction- but I’d keep my nipples, thanks. I like them.

[@MagpieAnnie73]

There are those who tattoos nipples after surgeries Many are good at this

[@MagpieAnnie73]

@@DiodeMom I like thise women who get beutiful tats on their chests after masrectomies Wariors

[@Lilaco_]

The eeriest thing are all the internet followers applauding and encouraging this kind of mental afflication. "You go King/ Queen," "omg, I have such gender envy!", "love you being you qween" Imagine if TikTok existed when lobotomies were popular... "We stan mental health qweeen! Get that pick!"

[@madtabby66]

I met someone that had a lobotomy. It was weird. No emotions. “Oh I won the lottery? Well I guess that’s a good thing. Oh you ran over my cat? Well that’s too bad.”

[@Lilaco_]

@@madtabby66 Oh wow 😟 That's sad..

[@zak-a-roo264]

Hahahhahahahaha.....that's good funny

[@jonmeans2637]

​@@madtabby66I knew someone that had one also. It was A lifetime of an empty shell of A person . It was very sad to witness

[@SheridanM-dc1nk]

“Gender envy” is such a sinister cult like phrase

[@libertykim6438]

My question is, should American tax payers need to pay for someone’s cosmetic surgery if it’s not medically necessary?

[@madtabby66]

No but they’re claiming it’s a medical necessity. To the point that during Covid they could get surgery but my brother couldn’t get his ribs put back in place. He waited so long that fibrous tissue grew around them and made the surgery even more difficult than it should have been.

[@kopykat6843]

No we should not.

[@peterstation]

@@madtabby66he should’ve come out as trans for gender affirming rib removal 🙏

[@myplaylist7007]

no

[@Sailrjup12nh]

Hells no. Unless I can say I breast feed 4 babies and my boob sag now so I need a breast aug/lift.

[@wikiwoof9590]

Ive been seeing this no nipple option, wtf! Im glad buck is speaking up. One time he responded to me on facebook and it meant so much to me. Im trans but im against all this indoctrination and throwing surgery at people. You need to internally accept you van never be another gender and just dress and live as you feel but also respect others differing views.

[@juliesheard2122]

How refreshing ❤

[@EvilSnips]

You can be the other gender but not the other sex. That is why is called 'Transgender.' I am confused why Buck decides to use the term 'Transsexual' when he himself says he is biologically a 'woman' but lives 'as a man.' I would just say he is biologically (in terms of genes) female but his gender is a man.

[@The_New_Abnormal_World_Order]

@@EvilSnips sex and gender used to mean the same thing.

[@knrdvmmlbkkn]

"Ive been seeing this no nipple option, wtf!" Wait until you hear about the no genitalia option... that's even more "WTF"!

[@MimiMkenya]

Boom 💥

[@Scoomzzz]

I'm 15 months from receiving my bachelors in psychology with a minor in psychiatric rehabilitation. One thing I've noticed out in the wild is that many teachers and counselors are coming from a place of activism instead of teaching and care, so even if they try to find a counselor, it's likely they will be pushed into the ideology even more. I'm scared for myself if I don't fall in line because I won't. I hope there's a moderate lane where logic is OK and giving people ideas about thinking from all sides is OK instead of being seen as an attack.

[@MagpieAnnie73]

Same with adolescent units for kids who treat the activism on the kids.

[@daniellecolbeck1983]

!!! This! I am 18 months from completion and aiming for an eventual Masters....but I am NOT falling in line and complying with any of these ideological abattoirs.

[@valerie4975]

You hit the nail on the head. Always be true to your convictions and you will be OK!!!

[@Scoomzzz]

@daniellecolbeck1983 I have plans for a phd. or law school. If neither pan out, then a masters is the bare min for a working therapist, so that's another possible plan. I'd prefer law school at this point, honestly. People are getting fired from jobs that aren't supposed to involve their feelings because of who they follow and those creators ideology. I'm worried about how the psych community would turn on moderates (or straight up republicans) like us. I'm hoping to run my own business. Maybe religious based, or at least advertising as moderate, but kind/open if law school doesn't pan out bc the LSAT is a puzzling beast. I just can't hurt people with bad ideology, though. I won't do it. Good luck with your career!

[@valerie4975]

@@Scoomzzz Good for you!! Sounds like you have great options.

[@CrystalCollins-sx3vr]

I have had breast cancer and I would give almost anything to get the sensations back in my breasts and have healthy breast tissue again. These people just have no idea

[@sianstrong4848]

Me too, I had a double mastectomy 7 years ago. ( Cancer) Miss the sensation , I have numbness across my chest and into my armpits . And the pain from the operation was terrible. As you say these people have No idea.

[@jn3rd563]

I Lost most of my sensation after breast augmentation..or at least It changed alot... And i have nipples and the cut was made on the breast crease...im Sorry you had to experience this 😢

[@giantcheesegrater]

​@@sianstrong4848what type of surgery did you pick if you don't mind me asking? I had aesthetic flat closure last year, and have been trying to get sensation back.

[@bellahexdanna3220]

At 15 when my high school counselor told me I was I guy and needed to cut my breasts off, I was so disgusted. I was SAed and through that trauma found out i liked my chest. I told her off but now i wanna be a mother and I'm so happy that horrid thing happened to me so I didn't lose my body parts.

[@astraetluna]

I’m sorry that happened to you 😢 glad you reclaimed the beauty and wonder of your body. You go girl ❤

[@Heavyisthecrown]

This killed my soul to read 😢 thank God you are okay and didn’t ❤

[@richerDiLefto]

She should be fired and lose her license.

[@michellerussell4059]

I find the ‘no nipple’ thing so weird cause humans and mammals have nipples/areolas. Women use it to feed our children, and both men and women can experience arousal and sensation from nipple play during sex. It just makes you not look human when you don’t have them. My aunt had breast cancer, and had to have both breasts removed. She lost her nipples and most of her areola. She ended up getting a realistic tattooing of them. It’s very impressive looking, but obviously not the same as what she had before. I think her and a lot of other survivors wouldn’t be too thrilled knowing people remove them purely for aesthetic purposes.

[@Peekaboo-Kitty]

I always found that very strange. When men touched my nipples I absolutely hated it as it made me feel very me nauseous and it irritated me like Hell!

[@elenawilliams32]

I've had genetic breast cancer 3 times. (Cancer free now) I didn't think the mastectomy would bother me too much as I was only an A cup ... I was devastated! Thankfully I'd had my child 9 years earlier and was able to breast feed. Choosing to have no nipples is something I think these people will regret as the mature. Reconstruction can only do so much and it doesn't replace nipples.

[@michellerussell4059]

@@elenawilliams32 happy for you that your cancer free. Three times of that must have been an emotional roller coaster. ❤️

[@elenawilliams32]

@@michellerussell4059 I think I was lucky enough to be young and bulletproof that I never actually thought I could die... And I had a child to raise. My concern was truly about making her feel safe and secure throughout. Don't get me wrong, I took it seriously but had an incredible oncology team and the nurses are absolutely amazing. I'll always be grateful to them as they're massively underappreciated. Cheers.

[@vg7735]

I assume there would be ongoing pain, phantom pain? after nipple removal similar to when people lose a digit or limb. So even if you don't 'need' your nipples, there could be lifelong adverse effects from the removal.

[@jarofawesome4621]

They grew up watching anime and a lot of cartoons where the characters are not allowed to be drawn with nipples and now that's what their brain subconsciously thinks looks nice.

[@kopykat6843]

I never thought about that but you are prolly spot on correct.

[@Lucyjacob207]

I had the same thought a couple of days ago.

[@Mel.H_]

Omg so true

[@wintermoon7003]

I watched anime and I never noticed that! Ha ha! But still don't like the look. Fine in anime, CREEPY irl!

[@mikela1341]

I never thought of that. That makes perfect sense though.

[@vittoriagnecchi5783]

Tattooed nipples are an amazing resource for people who have had drastic mastectomies and wanted to keep them, but weren't able to. It's not the same as having them and treating the matter as "optional, if you change your mind" isn't really fair.

[@samanthafairweather9186]

I wonder if I can get my partners mouth removed? I mean, everything is optional these days! 🙄

[@kellymoses8566]

"Top surgery" is just a very stupid euphemism for mastectomy.

[@sookibeulah9331]

Just as bottom surgery is a stupid euphemism for genital removal or castration

[@ToilaCarissa]

But without nipples, where do your nipple rings go? Or nipple clamps? 😢

[@Pixl8dwhmsy]

Right 😂

[@refinnej5302]

Their nose. Everything metal must now go in the nose.

[@littlecatfeet9064]

@@refinnej5302So true 😂😊

[@aliasella488]

@@refinnej5302 When the get rid of dicks they put the cack rings there too

[@kellystinson6786]

As a breast cancer survivor, that was forced to amputate my breasts, I don't get why someone would do it on purpose.

[@megancarey2121]

I'm so proud of you for speaking out. What hurts me is seeing people like yourself being used as some sort of "checkmate" when they proclaim. "Breasts don't make you a woman, what about cancer survivors? Are they not women because they dont have breast?". It makes me sick and so angry. I love you and I hope everything is okay on your end.❤

[@deniseclaeys8295]

BC survivor here. Why anyone would encourage a teenager to go through a mastectomy, multiple surgeries and medical interventions, and years of chemical infusions and medications is mind boggling and truly evil.

[@oraclepanda]

​@@deniseclaeys8295pardon my foil hat but I feel like it has everything to do with depopulation.

[@deniseclaeys8295]

@ oraclepanda Yes! That is what I meant by evil.

[@ネコ-t7n]

I'm not trans and I really want to remove my breast, they are uncomfortable and useless for me, I personally don't understand women who want them bigger or keep them after they lose them :/ I would cut mine off at any chance I would have

[@lexa5842]

I miss the days when people wanted their privacy and had self-respect. Why do people need to share EVERYTHING? Thanks Buck for helping me know that I’m not crazy.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

My good friend is having top surgery today, after many years of good therapy and two years preparing for the surgery. It’s really nice to see an adult walk through this process methodically and with all the right support. Thought I’d share since we don’t hear these stories very often anymore ♥️

[@samanthafairweather9186]

I hope your friends surgery goes well!

[@alvincente4080]

“Societal Norms!”Damn insane!

[@DiodeMom]

Right?! What about biological norms? Every mammal has nipples 😂

[@alvincente4080]

@@DiodeMom these are essentially kids with defiance disorder and anything to feed their angst! That just shows their emotional immaturity

[@SheridanM-dc1nk]

@@DiodeMomyup. They all seem to conveniently forget that our sex is nothing at all to do with society and that we’re mammals.

[@aliasella488]

@@DiodeMom Except echidnas and platypuses but we are not that. Wouldn't be surprised if they called themselves that though

[@DiodeMom]

@@aliasella488 oh God please don’t give them anymore crazy ideas 😭

[@elinpersson1867]

It's frustrating that these people connect neurodivergence to this madness! If you don't want to deal with the sensory issues then don't have the surgery at all. I can almost promise that the big scars will be more sensory heavy than the nipples. This has nothing to do with sensory issues, it's something else 😤

[@vanessac1721]

Preach!

[@cartergomez5390]

It’s not normal to have no nipples! I’m a “real” transexual guy and I was happy to have less sensitivity but I love my nipples 😂

[@briannahudson6329]

​@@vanessac1721actually there has been a link(that isnt the right word and I can't think if it right now) between detransitioners and neurodivergent people. Because neurodivergent people(especially undiagnosed) particularly children and young adults with ASD are being pressured and brain washed into thinking they are trans and transitioning will make them all better and the surgeries will make them stop being different or uncomfortable and awkward around others and a long list of things of that nature. Then when it doesn't help even after a few years and multiple surgeries they try to find help outside the community and either get diagnosed as neurodivergent and get the help they needed in the first place or find someone to help them the way they needed in the first place then detransitioning because they realize they were never trans to begin with.

[@elinpersson1867]

@@briannahudson6329 there is absolutely a link there. I'm autistic so trust me I know. But the link is more about the absence of therapy for all these "trans kids". If they were offered proper mental health care it would be quite obvious that there's something else going on. But you have a point!

[@tjbradley117]

I had top surgery at 38. I’m 44. I did it because I’m a trans man and I have the cancer gene. I got nipples but have no feeling. Looking like a cis gender man is important to me. It does feel like it’s a trend and it is frustrating.

[@therealchillichannel]

People getting top surgery, meanwhile I've been waiting to grow boobs since 7th grade...

[@madtabby66]

There’s post menopause breast growth. I’ve gone from DD to H

[@Skitdora2010]

Diet like fennel seeds and pushups to make pecks perk up what is there already. Also, if you massage each in turn with some moisturizing oil 3-5 minutes a day several times a week (small circular motion clockwise- look it up) it helps blood pump up and make them more round and elastic.

[@ophelian4646]

​@@madtabby66 Oh! That explained a lot. I'm the same age as Buck U and I've gone from B to C or even D. Thanks for the information 👍

[@pazobackenstein6473]

Anti baby pills with eostrogen can help you with that.

[@RoseMax-ed1bg]

​@@madtabby66ah, so there's still hope to be had? Thanks! 😅

[@lorenspagnuolo6892]

Stop saying you're old. You're in your prime. Great presentation, thanks Buck

[@soniaess28]

She will die prematurely from anabolic steroid use. Very sad.

[@gabrielleaviva]

@@lorenspagnuolo6892 Yeah Buck! You’re hot! You still got it.

[@aliasella488]

@@soniaess28 holy shit

[@kjc7388]

I want a hysterectomy but not for transgendering, because I am 41 and have a lot of reproductive system problems. One right now is I have been having my periods for 26 straight days! I didn't even know that was possible. I am tired of all the issues and as a non transgender, I have to jump through hoops to get it, but if I just said I identify as a man, they would give it to me without blinking. It's not fair.

[@laurykristensen6239]

I had an eblation procedure done. (I believe that's the term?). It completely stopped my periods, and was a simple day surgery. No discomfort or long healing process. Is that a possibility for you?

[@daffodilfleur]

I completely agree with you. One of my friends was wearing a G bra and had had back surgery. Yet when she went to ask her doctor about breast reduction surgery she was told it wasn’t covered for her. She ended up having to pay out of pocket for the surgery. If she’d said she was transitioning she’d have had her breast removed and would’ve had it covered. This is plainly wrong.

[@reelmermaid8844]

I hear that. I suffered with Adenomyosis for many years and was begging to have a hysterectomy. I was denied because the surgeons thought that if I wanted to have a child one day, I wouldn't be able to. The adenomyosis would have also affected by ability to carry a baby to term, but that point was mute for them. I had a legit medical/quality of life reason for the surgery, but I was denied unless I paid for it myself. We're in an alternate universe now it seems.

[@daryapeppo2359]

Astra Zeneca cause excessive period in womеn.

[@ThisAlphaWolf]

Friendly word of woman to woman advice (not a medical practitioner). If you start having heart palpitations, excessive fatigue to the point of sleeping too much, feeling extremely cold, and just overall unwell, I would implore you to seek medical help. Contrary to popular belief, you can, in fact, expire from having periods that are too heavy. I came very close, myself. Went to ER. Doc told me my CBC was the lowest he had ever seen on a conscious person. He said if I'd have waited 1 more hour to come in, I likely wouldn't have been amongst the living anymore. We need to start teaching differently because there is a difference between a period and hemorrhage. It can start out as a period and end up hemorrhagic. I was going through a super plus tampon and an entire overnight pad within minutes. Why didn't I go directly to the hospital? Partly because I was afraid no one would believe me and partly because we have always heard periods won't unalive you. I'm here to tell you, that is false. Ironically, the nurses I saw first in ER did _not_ believe me and for reasons beyond me thought I was there for pills or something. They wouldn't even let me lay down to get comfortable because they said I'd be going home soon. As it turns out, once doc saw my CBC, I was admitted overnight for a transfusion and observation. I'm just saying, doctors should not be downplaying the month long period. It can have serious consequences. If you're 41, whether you have children or not, they shouldn't even be telling you that you can't have a hysterectomy. They shouldn't tell any woman who wants one that, but the guidance used to be at least 26 if no children. How did they creep it up to the 40's?? That's the definition of medical overreach.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

I have a lot of respect for you, Buck. Thank you.

[@Xaforn]

I’ve noticed a lot of these people that go for these “not norms” and surgeries etc all seem to point out that they have anxiety, neurodivergent, various disorders, they want “weird” etc and they go after the crazy rather than address what needs to be helped. No one wants to work on themselves it seems anymore.

[@anewhouse1224]

Bingo

[@WarmAusterity-ii8dt]

I'm neurodivergent. Always wanted to be normal and fit in. But had to accept I might never be normal no matter what I did. But I also hated that I looked normal on the outside so people assumed I had a normal life with normal people struggles, which is very frustrating. It's made me think I should dress a little "weirder" so people understand I'm different.

[@Truelib99Hobbes]

It seems like this could cause all kinds of problems with blockages or abscesses. Your nipples are a necessary part of your bodies functionality.

[@hellomynameisrioo]

Absolutely not true in the case of double incision top surgery. Do you understand how nipple grafts work? Our nipples are completely removed, then they remove a small circle from the chest (not where the nipple previously was- that part of the chest is removed), then they sew the grafts back on. The nipples are not attached to the nipple stem, it's grafted to a new part of the body. I do not have grafts (I had realistic tattoos done instead) and three years later I have better results than many individuals I’ve seen with grafts.

[@Truelib99Hobbes]

@@hellomynameisrioo Your point being?

[@hellomynameisrioo]

@@Truelib99Hobbes My obviously point being your comment is spreading misinformation. Sorry I thought you had an average level of intelligence but clearly I was mistaken.

[@ThatBiWomanTee]

When did common sense become controversial? Thank you for saying what so many of us are thinking Buck. We need more brave voices like yours and mine willing to push back against these dangerous trends!

[@laisalvarez9662]

"I am a transgender man living in Brazil, and thank God the procedure to undergo a mastectomy in brazil is very strict. For my mastectomy to be authorized, I had to go through one year of therapy, take hormones for a year, and see a psychiatrist. Only after doing all of this , my doctor authorized my surgery. And that's how it should be. I hope the laws about this in America are changed so that mastectomies stop being a trend and go back to be a procedure restricted to those with gender dysphoria. I feel sorry for those young people in the video who will surely regret it when they reach their 30s. It makes me sad."

[@ophilianecr]

When the phrase "Free the nipple" emerged..... this isn't what they meant🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️😭😭

[@ajd8558]

Here I am struggling to afford to have a mole removed and some people over there are getting massive and expensive, dangerous surgery, removing body parts... for fashion because it looks cool?

[@truedetectiveseason1494]

Buck, what I love about you most is your kindness. Your vibe is full of love and caring.

[@ParkerTaylor515]

I'm a woman who had breast cancer a few years ago. Very, very early detection. The cells were in a circle around one nipple so it had to come off. I have an implant and natural cleavage and all is good. A year later they did a tattoo and touched it up a year after that. For a trans man or man nipple protrusion isn't necessary but I'd think for a woman it would be. A 3 D tattoo is just flat with a shadow. Anyway, I'd sure like to have it back. I've never looked at if you can believe that. I'm squeamish. I couldn't look at the screen shot in the video. I doubt very much if a straight man can deal with this deformity. I'd like to meet one just to see. But hey, I'm healthy and hope to be for a long time.

[@watcher235711]

I'm glad you're healthy now!!!

[@amischair]

I feel so bad these biological women have mutilated their beautiful bodies given to them by God. It’s their choice, but I know one day they will regret this decision made so young without the benefit of gaining personal wisdom by lived experience. 😢

[@JessiMarie_Lu]

Also BC survivor here. I got double mast. And to keep my nipples and I’m very happy I got to. I can’t understand not wanting them.

[@sashabenoit1518]

There are definitely Men out there that will absolutely be okay with your chest just the way it is. Men are visual creatures, as long as it looks like a boob, they'll be happy lol. As a very "late bloomer" myself, and also having friends who have never really "bloomed", I was surprised to find that Men will go with pretty much anything, even if you're flat chested, lopsided, one bigger than the other, pointy, round, perky, droopy, large and in charge, or itty bitty... I've also seen Women who can't, or have yet to get implants after a single or double mastectomy, that have found a partner. There are also plenty of Women out there who are insecure for various reasons about their chest, or just don't like or want any attention to it and choose to keep their top covered up, which plenty of Men are understanding and fine with... And in your case, because you got an implant, you can still wear a sexy bra or lingerie if you don't feel comfortable showing off your top half. Either way, don't let that discourage you from finding someone or think that it will hold you back in any way because that's simply just not true! You're a survivor and your tattoo is your battle scar! You got the chance to live and got your health back. That's what's most important ❤️

[@andrealowe1083]

I just saw this. I have a very similar story.

[@Kerbalnautics91]

This must be what people see in regards to mtf bottom surgery.. I was looking into the other nipple reduction “procedures” and they both involved basically removing the erogenous zones. I mean it’s not all about that however it seems they greatly downplay the risks of losing sensation. Or acting like you shouldn’t care about it at all because the surgery is THAT important… Kinda makes me sick tbh.

[@mht5875]

Nipple removement really is Body Modification(TM), just like Tattoos, multiple Piercings, Upper Body and Lower Body surgery.

[@DellaStreet123]

Body modification is something that is not easy to understand to me. I had my earlobes pierced when I was a young girl, my mother talked me into it when she was having her earlobes pierced as well, but I haven't worn any jewelry in them for decades because I didn't feel comfortable with a foreign object in my body. When I saw somebody who had had "conch removal", i.e. the entire outer ear removed except for the rim, I wondered if he'd end up regretting it. Many people regret their tattoos, but those can be removed, to a certain degree. I don't think you can get your ear back. It's not just skin, you need cartilage as well. And even if it's possible, it will be more expensive than having it removed. Everybody who knows how to use a scalpel can remove the conch of your ear, but any attempt to restore the ear would have to be done by a plastic surgeon.

[@DiodeMom]

Hi Buck! You’re amazing- don’t know if anyone told you that today. My wish is that people would have to wait to over age 25 before a surgeon would consider modding their body for any reason- and that should include therapy. At least a year. I know that seems unrealistic but it’s just so important to be mature enough to know what you want FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. (And some people, like the trans man in “What is a Woman,” even wish they’d never transitioned even though they did it much later in life!) Re: nipples- I know a couple ladies who had to have mastectomies due to cancer and chose not to have implants nor their nipples re-attached. It was more for the ability to not have to wear a bra, so they said, which I completely understand! Edit: you’re 100% correct and very perceptive about people who just wanna look whack. The half-shaved eyebrows, piercing, and tats kinda gave it away. Not judging- I know plenty of people who like body mods and that’s fine as long as they’re adult. BUT just saying, I don’t even like the tat I got at age 38, 20 years later 😂 so people, be careful how much modding you do. Last edit: you’re not the only one who’s confused 😂 WERE ANY OF THOSE PEOPLE EVER EVEN DYSPHORIC?!?!?!?!

[@madtabby66]

I had a third nipple removed because it’s supposed to be a cancer risk. Back in the day a trans had to go through 2 years of living as their chosen gender as an adult before anything permanent was done. If after 2 years you were “this is right. This is who I am” then off to the clinic you went. If you were still miserable obviously this wasn’t your problem. And the medical world has decided that you don’t need dysphoria to be trans.

[@DiodeMom]

@@madtabby66 that is the part that absolutely infuriates me- that the AMA is so captured by the idea of the money they’re going to make that they’ll sacrifice people to this ideology even when they aren’t dysphoric and just doing it for the attention and the trend.

[@gracefuller9981]

Hello I’ve just found your channel today I’m an RN in South Africa The trans world is still very small here Now gender dysphoria was touched on briefly in my training 40 years ago But I try to stay up to date in case I do happen get a transgender pt. You have given me so much food for thought and pointed me in the right direction to continue to reach Thank you 🙏

[@olaalherz]

Without nipples makes them like aliens. It seems that Trauma was strong.😂

[@PrincessLorie]

Thank you for continuing to speak out! These children are in so much need of psychiatric help. The way it was done for you is the right way, I'm so glad you had the care given to you when you needed it. Keep up your good work, Buck, we love you! ❤

[@janaklein3518]

Jesus 😢 I know many of these girls will never know what they're missing... but I am horrified by this. It's punishing. Degrading. Yes, it's choice, but for the love of all that is healthy, *WHY*???

[@madtabby66]

They’re young and want to be different. I just shaved my head. But stuff like that grows back.

[@watcher235711]

Poor kiddos...I hope Buck will help bring an end to this, or at least make people more aware of the risks.

[@darrenplett8821]

Excellent work Buck I believe you are helping people and even saving lives but getting them to stop and think about the gravity of the situation they are in and long term implications associated with the choice they are making - bravo - I love the channel 👏

[@ejeamon]

Man, you do such great work, Buck!!! People REALLY need to listen to you and pay close attention. Especially parents and young folks.

[@soniaess28]

She's a woman.

[@xoxoTash]

As a clinician, just from the first person's remark, that's very much a symptom of dysphoria. "Not caring for nipples" is an abnormal response to the body and seems like a form of dissociation. They really need to allow the mental health field to maintain our integrity and actually provide psychological support. This is crazy.

[@ClearwaterKB]

My mom had a double mastectomy post breast cancer diagnosis. She opted to not have her nipples reattached due to the type of cancer being in the ducts. Her plastic surgeon offered a referral to a cosmetic tattoo artist IF she opted to have the visual appearance of nipples.

[@jac6727]

Thank you Buck for talking about these important issues. Couple of things…1) gender nullification-do these people assume to use the women’s bathroom or locker room? Why do women ALWAYS!!!! have to give up OUR freaking bathrooms and locker rooms? I don’t care if a male has his parts removed, he is still a potential threat. 2) I have worked in cancer centers and for women surviving breast cancer many of them have run into insurance issues not covering aspects of reconstruction, ie-nipple tattoos. They have been turned down for coverage because insurance companies will claim this is aesthetic/ornamental so they won’t pay these claims. If these non-binary are SAYING OUT LOUD ON SOCIAL MEDIA that they are doing nipple nullification electively because of their “choice” and that this is a body mod then this will ABSOLUTELY reinforce the stigma on women who are trying to appeal insurance claims because this will set a precedent! Women are ALWAYS getting the shit end of the stick every single time ‘trans’ or ‘non-binary’ people push their agenda. The only oppression going on is on women and girls who bear the burden imposed on us by this ridiculousness!

[@grumpyrcc0on]

You uploaded it in the same time range as Arielle did hers about autogadaphilic dudes 🎉so good! You deserve so much more attention on this important topics… coming from a transmale myself… I’m even dysphoric about my mastectomy scars when I change in the gym because I literally DONT want to let ANYBODY know that I’m a biological female 💀… so much attention seeking stuff that people do…

[@ryanrockland4458]

You make excellent points Buck. Clear distinctions between transsexuals needing to adhere to societal norms, vs body modification folks choosing to go against the grain is vital info right now. Super appreciate the time and effort you put into getting this message out.

[@mildewthemagical]

Enby here, and speaking from the POV of someone who does have therapist diagnosed chest dysphoria: I have struggled with it my whole life and I have never done anything about it due to a combination of having learned to deal with it before there were other available options, and a phobia of medical procedures. However if I ever do get brave enough to have the opp, I don't care if I have nipples or not, that's literally the least of my worries, a flat chest would be heaven and I'm old enough to understand myself and know that I am right about this I feel like no nipples is a non-binary trend because if you start as "woman" and your end goal is not "man", you're not trying to fit in so it doesn't matter so much, and being afraid of medical procedures I absolutely relate to the quicker recovery thing However, I am also not of they're generation and it does worry me to see them describe it as "weird and wacky" and talk about it like a fashion trend, it took me until I was 25 to work out my gender identity, before then I was yo-yoing between butch girl, tomboy, trans man and a few other things, and it took me until I was nearly 30 to be sure I wouldn't change my mind again, these kids have made this decision so young and I hope for they're sake that they are right the only reassuring fact is that I also know the trendy persona these people show on social media is often far removed from they're real self, and that talking about mental health struggles and therapy isn't a level of vulnerability most people feel like showing to strangers on the internet, so perhaps they have more help than they let on? - Buck, if you read this I love your channel, keep up the good work :)

[@paradigm_conjecture]

Your perspective is so valuable! You’re caring and rational in everything you post and the world needs more elders speaking up like that.

[@SammichLS]

I found your channel via your debate with Charlie Kirk. Its nice to see someone in this community who is a little more rational and respectful. Even though we would disagree on the issue as a whole, I respect that you are willing to make harder calls and points about your own community. Being able to call out BS with people you should agree with is valuable.

[@Sailrjup12nh]

Buck, you are a great person. You are like the really knowledgeable grandpa that everyone goes to for advice. Your grandkids are lucky.

[@katieandnick4113]

There’s a huge difference between adults being able/allowed to do what they want to their own bodies, and doctors being legally allowed to do these things to people.

[@maggiegilbert412]

THIS.

[@HansBjorgman]

There would be A LOT of people fine... if doctors actually did their job and didn't hurt people.

[@samjohns3227]

Totally hit the nail on the head!

[@angieshotton5703]

Thank you Buck for another eye opening discussion. I do worry that young people who have had little or no mental evaluation are making choices based on 'trends' and in another 10 years or so may be heartbroken because they have made choices that they were too young and naive to make 😢 and now they will be stuck with bodies that they aren't happy with and that they can never go back to how they were before 😢

[@soxpeewee]

In addition to responding to sexual stimulation, nipples release oil and sweat thru ducts. In BIOLOGICAL females, nipples typically help release milk thru milk ducts. Milk ducts can become clogged and become infected even if a woman is not breastfeeding. It is also possible for biological males to lactate under certain circumstances usually due to hormonal imbalance. Doctors do NOT know all the health risks of removing nipples. In general, removing healthy tissue is not recommended.

[@WarmAusterity-ii8dt]

In Eastern traditions, nipples have a strong connection with other parts of the body.

[@annac7292]

Buck , nothing but love and respect to you. You are very needed in this community as a sane voice .

[@brieziethirteen13]

The " neurodivergent" thing..That term neurodiversity was coined in 1997 by a sociologist namedJudy Singer, who is autistic. She broke it down into two categories of people: those who are neurotypical and those who are neurodivergent. It was originally used to refer specifically to people who are autistic. Of course, in the past few years it has been used as an unbrella term.

[@jasmineabdine7822]

Random but why do his "have a great rest of your days" always sound so genuine ❤🥺 I love you Buck have a beautiful rest of your day too!!!

[@kahleeseestark]

Its so sad that these kids are being brainwashed into thinking that this is going to fix them. My friend is a breast cancer survivor and she is heavily offended by things like this.

[@AnActualSkeptic]

Everytime I see Buck I just get happy. I love you and your honesty and your openness. It's legit rare and you are to be treasured and protected.

[@Itsstuff7328]

This is so sad. They're giving up all of their sexuality

[@hellomynameisrioo]

?? trust me my sex life is 100% fine without grafts that wouldn't have regained sensation anyways. lmao

[@Emzzz78]

Thank you, Buck! Your voice is so necessary in these wild times! I don’t care what any mentally healthy adult does with their body. It’s the kids and adults under 25 I worry about. I went from not ever wanting kids in my teens and early 20’s to a mom. And it was the most fulfilling thing I ever did. We change and grow as we mature and that’s totally normal. I can’t imagine being allowed to make HUGE life altering choices as a young woman that affected the rest of my life. This world has gone mad!!!

[@Nonethelessersoul]

I wonder if there is a correlation with not getting the nipples and sensory issues with being neurodivergent. Getting top surgery in general seems like something you would do to minimize your uncomfortability in general, regardless of trans or not, so I wonder if that’s going a step further to just minimize the over stimulation of having something there?

[@post_human_luden]

plus maybe some of these people are scared of one or both of them falling off anyway so would rather just not have to deal with them

[@kernelcorn7716]

I appreciate your input on these topics. Please continue to cover them.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Well, i like my nipples, so i never plan to get rid of them😂 Damn, i never thought there'd be a time where id have to say that. Weird😂

[@reelmermaid8844]

Right? What a time to be alive........

[@thefamilymans2545]

Keep up the great work! I wish i could get you to talk to my sister, because of what she is doing to her kid. Breaks my heart!!

[@OpinionatedSoutherner]

Hi Buck! This should NOT be allowed until these young folks turn at least 25 YO!! But I DO HAVE a little insight - idk-MAYBE this will help one person out there!? I’m a 55 YO white southern grandmother raised in a large baptist family. I married my husband when I was BARELY 18 YO- first baby at 19-By 21 I had a hubby /3 children/ mortgage/ fairly decent job/ etc - and I THOUGHT I WAS VERY HAPPY! Then at 25 - I took a new job- and I’ll b damned- I met MY SOULMATE- a female. After a solid year of tryin to stay happy in my current life & stay in my marriage because he was the father of my 3 children who were still so young- I just woke up one day & realized I couldn’t live the rest of my life that way. Scariest damn thing I’ve ever done…I left my husband/ started seeing my soulmate. My ENTIRE family disowned me & I also lived in a fairly small town- so EVERYONE in the area knew what I’d done! We had both been born & raised there so we became local gossip for the next few years! but I didn’t turn back. A year later we moved in together WITH my 3 kids & we’ve lived a rather happy life for 30 yrs - we are still together. My family eventually came around & grudgingly accept me & my partner & our lifestyle! Lol- we were “The local lesbian couple - and had very few issues over the past 30 yrs! I now have 9 grandkids - all my kids turned out well- all straight/married & happy w/ children of their own. But I guess that’s my entire point- I DID NOT know what I wanted at 18 and honestly didn’t even know who the hell I was yet! And everyone that knew me always said I was BORN MATURE! So these kids HAVE NO DAMN CLUE WHAT real life is- or may end up being for them! These activist/ Drs/ etc need to let them experience life for 3-5 yrs BEFORE they are able to commit to ANYTHING!! IMO!!

[@ArachnerdGC]

Well said. I'm happy for you that your life turned out so well, your story is really quite sweet.

[@nancykropf3809]

I have learned so much since I found your channel. I'm a straight woman.whp just want s to TRY to understand more. You're a great guy who is asking important questions. People who get so pissed off about things, I think, are just confused or because something worked for them is convinced that it will work for everyone. That's so wrong. You are so right about it starting with therapy, therapy that is not on one side or the other. The person bringing up the idea of doing it for clout is bringing up a super good point. And like they said not for everyone. It's all so confusing and God be with everyone involved.❤

[@kimlDavies-tv4ft]

So many trans say it's not about sex and biological body, yet, they remove the body parts that that they born with that represent them as a male or female, because they don't like their parts. Insanity beyond comprehension

[@rosatrula]

Yeah nothing to do with biology 😂 😢 🤦‍♀️don't know whether to laugh or cry

[@Mimikoenig]

Thank you for your informative videos Buck❤. I am very concerned about this "trend". Doctors who operate so recklessly, especially on such young people, should have their licenses revoked. It makes me very sad to see how young people are gradually being mutilated out of greed. I hope that the educational work you or Blair are doing will bring about a change in thinking. 🌸

[@CHXFIT95]

8:55 that scar is gnawingly disgusting. Sheesh.

[@janine-m9l]

Hello Buck. I'm a middle aged straight Australian mother interested in the whole transgender movement. Whilst it does not affect me personally, I find the whole debate fascinating. The 64,000 dollar question, what makes a man a man........the level of decency with which he conducts himself across all aspects of his life. You seem like a good man to me. You're interactions are informative and real. I am learning much. Thank you. Janine.

[@jamisonfawkes8537]

i got top surgery at 21 and it was the biggest mistake of my life, but thank god i still decided to keep my nipples lol

[@im_noToKa]

just now getting to watch thank you Buck , your eyes look very night and shiny today , I hope your having good rest . you work so diligently to share the information with us . appreciation mushing you 💜 from rural northern Maine

[@gamer4ever512]

They are gonna regret it once this FAD is over.

[@kate_d1985]

Your vulnerability love and strength are so admirable. What you do for these young people, is an amazing gift, built out of pure love. I just wanted to remind you of that. In case nobody has told you recently. ❤

[@angela-ex4cl]

I was diagnosed with breast cancer three years ago. I could have saved one of my nipples and the other I could have as a tattoo. I chose to not have nipples. Before my mastectomy’s my nipples were so sensitive. I could not tolerate any touch. I never took my bra off. If my partner touched them the moment would be lost. I’m happy to not have them. It’s a bad memory.

[@ireneesch8555]

I couldn't agree with you more. You are a sane voice in this mad world we find ourselves in.

[@ltlwlwl5057]

The Grey Alien look is coming next.

[@ASuicuneOnTheOBX]

A guy already did that in 2012.

[@Parham2005]

you make great points im glad i came across this channel. i said in a previous video we was so excited our nephew has a therapist and went down this path and has that help down his transition path!! (our nephew is transgender male)

[@annarcher5198]

Blond here, I've never gotten a notification this early before...is this normal? Anybody

[@alvincente4080]

This is a previously aired program

[@janellwomack9567]

As a woman who had to have a breast reduction, because I had such large breasts that it physically hurt and caused a lot of neck and upper back problems (they removed almost 10 pounds of tissue), I was TERRIFIED that they would have to remove and auto transplant my nipples, which would mean that I would loose all sensation in them. I was so so lucky that I could keep my nipples and they could keep the original placement without having to move nerves and the root and I got to keep all sensation. 8 years later, I still get self conscious about my scars even tho my husband is the only one who ever sees them. So many of these people take for granted the struggle some of us have gone through.

[@thebabscat]

I had a double mastectomy (BC) and my nipples are the only thing I miss.

[@CrystalCollins-sx3vr]

I still have my nipples after a lumpectomy but because of where my cancer was the nerves were severed and I have very little sensation in my nipple. These people just have no idea

[@giantcheesegrater]

I had preventative nipple sparing aesthetic flat closure last year and my nips have no sensation still. Except for discomfort. Sometimes my gf touches them pretty softly and it's actually quite sore.

[@thebabscat]

@@giantcheesegrater There is still a chance that you can get some feeling back! I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.

[@giantcheesegrater]

@@thebabscat thanks 😊 💙 I try different techniques to try get some sort of sensation. One of them has started itching a lot so that gives me hope 😅

[@sylvialewis2264]

@buckangel Thank you for being the voice of reason in this quagmire of insanity! The world has literally gone insane!

[@CHXFIT95]

12:13 the last person actually passes and their scars aren’t so bad. Their ethnicity probably helps with passing.

[@jazi-san4563]

People can be cruel. NPD(narcissistic personality disorder) exists. Thanks for being you.

[@haemka9906]

Why all these people have to need to upload their personal stuff to the whole world?

[@rosatrula]

Because they don't know how to validate themselves on their own

[@LuFerreira8787]

You are fighting the good fight and you are incredibly smart... well educated about the subject and articulate. I am joining this fight on Radio Free Brooklyn. I am still diagnosed with gender dysphoria but after three years of T and not getting any closer to passing... I decided to detranstion because in my opinion true gender dysphoria has a lot to do with passing. This is after 6 years of all day every day therapy... I still decided to detransition even though I'm still diagnosed with gender dysphoria. I have my issues with living as a woman but I was not stealth and I really struggled as a non- passing trans masc individual. I loved the way T made me feel... but for now I'll live as a woman... because that's what I was seen as. Do you know what it's like to not pass at all and be placed with the men in psych wards... it's not a safe situation... I'll leave it at that. I might be one of the boys but I'm not safe sleeping with the boys especially when put with the most dangerous boys... why to teach me a lesson... I might be one of the boys but I don't want to be locked in with the boys... I went off T right then to be the masculine girl with the girls.

[@RKingis]

When I hear trans femm/masc, I think either the no effect Trans, or the ones who want to stick out.

[@Risingboiting]

💯

[@Wendy6v]

Hi from Sydney Australia..got all excited.. was driving to work recently and the car in front of me had a 'Buck U' sticker! Your merch is being seen in Australia!👍🙂

[@alvincente4080]

Good morning, Buck! Guess we’re having coffee together

[@Snakebite-h4s]

Not getting your notifications. We love and appreciate your hard work to reveal unpleasant truths !! ✌️ 🙏