![I’m no expert, but I don’t think that’s what a period is. [828x1792 - 834KB]](https://pic8.co/sh/FEOuh7.png){kind=link}
Yes, periods effect the intestinal system. But no, not for a trans person. Female bodies produce a special hormone that triggers shedding of the uterus, the hormone sometimes gets into the intestines. It can't possibly be the case because his body doesn't make that hormone. The only time I've heard of exogenous use of this hormone is to induce miscarriages in 3rd/4th world where abortion is illegal. Sorry bro, you need to lay off the taco bell and spend some time developing shame.
Yes, periods effect the intestinal system. But no, not for a trans person. Female bodies produce a special hormone that triggers shedding of the uterus, the hormone sometimes gets into the intestines. It can't possibly be the case because his body doesn't make that hormone. The only time I've heard of exogenous use of this hormone is to induce miscarriages in 3rd/4th world where abortion is illegal. Sorry bro, you need to lay off the taco bell and spend some time developing shame.
Someone needs to tell him pus is not a period and that his gash must be infected. The irritability is probably sepsis taking root.
I wish I was into Twitter so I could tell this man not to speak over female voices with his male experiences.
Someone needs to tell him pus is not a period and that his gash must be infected. The irritability is probably sepsis taking root.
I wish I was into Twitter so I could tell this man not to speak over female voices with his male experiences.
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