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Transphobia is common and widely accepted in the UK right now, and the UK is very culturally influential despite their current isolationist tendencies, so I sus
by LeoPanthera 6y ago
Transphobia is common and widely accepted in the UK right now, and the UK is very culturally influential despite their current isolationist tendencies, so I suspect we're going to see a lot of transphobic misinformation here in the comments.
So here's one thing that is important to remember: Lupron, also known as Leuprorelin or Leuprolide, has no permanent side effects when taken alone. It stops puberty, but it doesn't prevent it. If you stop taking the drug, the process of puberty will resume completely as normal. Its purpose is not to begin the sex change process, but to allow time for planning what the next steps are (usually, hormone replacement therapy), so you are not racing against a biological clock.