> It's bad because it's an unnecessary medical process used (apparently) as a punishment, not because it stole his manhood or whatever Why do you get to decide

> It's bad because it's an unnecessary medical process used (apparently) as a punishment, not because it stole his manhood or whatever Why do you get to decide whether it’s bad or not that the boy loses his “manhood”? What if he (gasp) likes being male? Are you saying it’s not inherently bad to rob men of their masculinity?