there's nothing hard about it
Buck is a chick .. you are born male or female .. with drugs chemicals and surgeries you can be made to LOOK like anything you want but the fact remains you are what you are born as .. he can get a fake penis added but will still be a chick
with a dress on you'd never know this guy was male ..
he could get his willie chopped off and the rest turned inside out but will still be a guy no matter if he's given a hole to replace his pole
If you mean there is nothing about this that I should have difficulty understanding, you are wrong....and you are also right. -Born male, no matter what you change, you are male. -Born female, no matter what you do, you are female....IMO. I just don't understand how people convince themselves otherwise. I also have difficulty understanding the concept of extreme body modification. Nothing on me is pierced and nothing is tattooed.
Christine Jorgensen wrote in her bio that once when she was a kid while she was playing under the piano she looked up and saw her mother's vagina. She said she knew that was what she was supposed to look like and be. I say Christine was a messed up kid.
Have you ever read Middlesex, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Jeffrey Eugenides? If not, you should. It is not only extremely interesting in terms of subject matter, it is very well written.
Primarily a Bildungsroman and family saga, the novel chronicles the impact of a mutated gene on three generations of a Greek family, causing momentous changes in the protagonist's life. According to scholars, the novel's main themes are
nature versus nurture, rebirth, and the differing experiences of polar opposites—such as those found between men and women. It discusses the pursuit of the American Dream and
explores gender identity. The novel contains many allusions to Greek mythology, including creatures such as the Minotaur, half-man and half-bull, and the Chimera, a monster composed of various animal parts.
