Where can i find this button?
Where can i find this button?
gets $10000000
Fuck
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All the cis dudes in here thinking it wouldn't be so bad to be a woman: you don't know what dysphoria is like.
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If I was a woman I wouldn't have dysphoria, no? Unless it altered my body without doing anything to me.
(I guess if it was a sadistic genie it could also alter the brain but not the body, handing out dysphoria without physical change.)
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I just presumed that turning me into a woman would entail no gender dysphoria, as opposed to like "change your body into a woman's body" which would leave the rest of my psyche unchanged, and then probably I'd get dysphoria.
But hey, interpreting vague language is half the fun of stuff like this.
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Nothing in the rules about spending a bit of your $10M to transition back
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Also an option, assuming you can push the button more than once.
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Go in with some friends. Everyone pushes the button. You split the winnings.
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You just keep pressing until you turn back.
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$10M would take the edge off
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I mean as I understand it if you turn into a woman, you don't get the $10M, so it's a pretty big gamble unless you actually want to be a woman.
It says 99% chance of 10 mill, 1% chance of turning into a woman
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I mean as I understand it if you turn into a woman, you don’t get the $10M
Go in with some friends and split the winnings.
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If you are so CIS that you find male bodies ugly, ... that's a flaming lesbian as a result right there. (But I know what you mean* just a jokus)
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- not every trans person has dysphoria, do they?
- considering this is a magical button the assumption would be that you become a cis woman, so you probably wouldn't have the setbacks of body dysphoria or transphobia. just regular old misogyny.
- I'm guessing it would affect people differently, psychologically speaking, to be in the wrong body as a result of a conscious choice as an adult knowing everything you know beforehand vs being born in it without a choice and not even understanding what always feels wrong until a certain age.
- some people may identify as cis but not have a strong connection to their gender identity or masculinity in general. it could be cis & male privileges combined that you don't even think about it much but still
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Works out if you're agender but unaware
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Agender people can have dysphoria
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I think they meant cis by default
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