cleftpalatecel
Risperdal gave me tits
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Nothing unifies the public like suppressing low value men. Even if the technology existed for artificial wombs, sex bots, fully immersive VR, or other sufficient copes, a narrative would develop that giving men access to this is toxic, immoral, fosters a misogynistic attitude, blah blah blah: they'll find a way to shame you. Women and troons will be allowed to use sex tech to "satisfy their mental needs ," but men will be subject to legal red tape, say a background check that coincidentally correlates with looks.
This applies to plastic surgery, too. If techniques advanced such that patients were indistinguishable from natural attractive people, this would only be allowed for women and troons for the sake of their "body dysmorphia." Men with dysmorphia would be told the same old bromides of working out, loving yourself, and all that bullshit. No technology will change base psychology: If women have their way, they will NEVER allow ugly men any satisfaction.
This applies to plastic surgery, too. If techniques advanced such that patients were indistinguishable from natural attractive people, this would only be allowed for women and troons for the sake of their "body dysmorphia." Men with dysmorphia would be told the same old bromides of working out, loving yourself, and all that bullshit. No technology will change base psychology: If women have their way, they will NEVER allow ugly men any satisfaction.