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Even aggregate exposure isn't going to be a good metric. You don't keep the muscle mass for long. In fact, one of the big issues that trans women deal with is o
by ladyattis 5y ago
Even aggregate exposure isn't going to be a good metric. You don't keep the muscle mass for long. In fact, one of the big issues that trans women deal with is osteoporosis. I've personally known some trans women who've had to actively had to use supplements to prevent fractures and the like. No amount of exercise will be enough to build up density. The reality is that trans folks are probably on the bottom rung in the majority of cases in physical performance. Those that endure this and even get sports rarely rise above the average.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 5y ago> You don't keep the muscle mass for long. That is not what the research I have seen shows. And the incident being discussed in the story we are commenting on seems to put the lie to this notion.