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It would have an effect, but that effect is not the puberty of the opposite sex. This would be an impossible outcome. You are male. If you took estrogen - eith
by esqui 2y ago
It would have an effect, but that effect is not the puberty of the opposite sex. This would be an impossible outcome.
You are male. If you took estrogen - either now, or as a child - you would not begin to menstruate, you would not experience changes to the vaginal surface, you would not start to ovulate, and so on. Female puberty is a developmental process that only applies to those who are female.
- IgorPartola 2y agoThis is one of those moments where the person you are talking to says something like “I don’t have the time or the crayons to explain this to you.” I am sure it happens a lot.
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- 4gotunameagain 2y agoAlways interesting to see when discussions end in an ad hominem. I guess it is very hard to refute 4th grade biology.
- bigpoppa804 2y agoThere's no reason to have a conversation with someone who isn't arguing in good faith. Why should I, it anyone, give the time of day to a 24 hour old obvious troll account?
- esqui 2y ago[dead]