From: johnny@invalid.net   
      
   By Brandon Gillespie   
   Published April 12, 2022   
      
   A transgender woman who had sex re-assignment surgery as a teenager is   
   warning those considering a similar operation to explore the world   
   inhabiting their body "as it is" before "permanently altering" it.   
      
   In a Monday op-ed for The Washington Post headlined, "What I wish I'd   
   known when I was 19 and had sex re-assignment surgery," software   
   developer Corinna Cohn expressed regret over her transition from being   
   a man to a woman, explaining she wasn't old enough to make such a   
   drastic decision and that it committed her "to a lifetime apart" from   
   her peers.   
      
   "When I was 19, I had surgery for sex reassignment, or what is now   
   called gender affirmation surgery," Cohn wrote. "In terms of my   
   priorities and interests today, that younger incarnation of myself   
   might as well have been a different person — yet that was the person   
   who committed me to a lifetime set apart from my peers."   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/media/transgender-woman-laments-sex-re-a   
   signment-surgery-reaction   
      
   I wonder how many people regret having sex change operations?   
      
   When I was 19 I thought I knew everything, a few years later I   
   discovered I didn't know shit.   
      
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