Cute couple

[Hammock Parties]

http://shockerdaily.com/2013/07/23/t...nment-surgery/

Arin Andrews and Katie Hill look like any normal teenage couple posing in their bathing suits. One would never guess that two years ago, Arin was a girl named Emerald and Katie was a boy named Luke. 17-yea-old Arin and 19-year-old Katie are from Tulsa, Oklahoma and both have undergone surgeries to change their gender. The couple now enjoys the bodies they always wanted.

A little over a year ago, Katie, a college student, had gender reassignment surgery after an anonymous donor read her story in a local newspaper and donated $35,000. Arin, who is still in high school, has had surgery to remove both his breasts and loves showing off his new male physique. For a year, Arin attempted to bind his chest to hide his female body, but now can go topless for the first time after his surgery in June.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by J Diddy

Yes. You are correct.


All 16 year olds know EXACTLY what they want out of life.

You said it yourself, she wanted some dick and he wanted a little pussy.

[ShortRoundChief]

Originally Posted by notorious

Just wait until the breakup.

"I cut my dick off for YOU!!!!!!!!!"

I wonder if he can sue for it back, if they'd split custody, or if he got her breasts out of the deal.


If only Cochran was around to be his attorney. "If the dick fits, he gives back her tits."

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by Canofbier

As others have noted, they look pretty happy now. It's possible that they felt that way their entire life; if that's the case, why wait until after your developmental years to make that kind of change? If anything, I'd think that it'd be more difficult the longer you wait.

We all know teenagers are famous for making sound life decisions. Why not this one?

[ShortRoundChief]

Originally Posted by notorious

You said it yourself, she wanted some dick and he wanted a little pussy.

Like I said in a previous analogy. I shake my head when I look at the Cardinal tattoo I got when I was 16 (among other stupid acts.)

Going to shake my hot dog 3 times after a piss, 20 years after it's gone would, in my opinion, be considerably more unsettling.

[Canofbier]

Originally Posted by Cochise

We all know teenagers are famous for making sound life decisions. Why not this one?

Thank goodness there are people like you to tell them what they actually want.

[ShortRoundChief]

Originally Posted by Canofbier

Thank goodness there are people like you to tell them what they actually want.

I would hope that at the age of 16 I came up with the idea to hack off my pecker someone would say "son, maybe you ought to sleep on that for a couple of years."

[Discuss Thrower]

These kids haven't been able to soundly identify who they really are until almost two decades of life... Forget career choice, favorite food or what have you. They've felt like they were born "wrong" and now have the chance to live life as they want it..

[kysirsoze]

Originally Posted by J Diddy

I would hope that at the age of 16 I came up with the idea to hack off my pecker someone would say "son, maybe you ought to sleep on that for a couple of years."

I think the point is they've felt like they were in the wrong body for their whole life. It's not a whim or a fad. I'm sure there have to be some out there, but I don't think I've ever heard of someone who got this done and then wished they could go back to their former gender. It's a big step, but who knows how many years they wanted it.

[ShortRoundChief]

Originally Posted by kysirsoze

I think the point is they've felt like they were in the wrong body for their whole life. It's not a whim or a fad. I'm sure there have to be some out there, but I don't think I've ever heard of someone who got this done and then wished they could go back to their former gender. It's a big step, but who knows how many years they wanted it.

Your attributing this representation of gender to their whole life. It is not their whole life, it is just merely the part of their life that they identified their gender. That would be 4, maybe 5 years--tops. Not 16 years.

I just feel that it is careless and unwise to allow a child the opportunity to make such a life altering decision.

I hope it works out for them, I truly do, because their ain't no going back.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by kysirsoze

I think the point is they've felt like they were in the wrong body for their whole life. It's not a whim or a fad. I'm sure there have to be some out there, but I don't think I've ever heard of someone who got this done and then wished they could go back to their former gender. It's a big step, but who knows how many years they wanted it.

I "know of" someone that was male, had the surgery to become female, then decided 25 years later to become a male once again.

Of course, there was no bringing back the bits.

[DaneMcCloud]

All I can say is that by looking at these pictures, I would have never guessed that they were born the opposite sex of what they are today.

Science is a bad mother****er.

[Bambi]

This is awesome. Makes me this of this...

[CrazyPhuD]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

If their happy then it's good.

What's weird is I really can't see how the dude used to be a girl... And the girl looks like she's XX enough that it makes me think I'll be unlucky enough to come across a trans lady at some point and be none the wiser.

Actually it's usually not THAT hard to tell....there's one thing that is quite a bit harder to mask(i.e. only if they're wearing bulky clothes). Check out the shoulder width compared to the hip width. If the shoulders are wider than the hips then they were born male, if the hips are wider than the shoulders then they were born female.

[Lex Luthor]

Originally Posted by J Diddy

Your attributing this representation of gender to their whole life. It is not their whole life, it is just merely the part of their life that they identified their gender. That would be 4, maybe 5 years--tops. Not 16 years.

I just feel that it is careless and unwise to allow a child the opportunity to make such a life altering decision.

I hope it works out for them, I truly do, because their ain't no going back.

Actually you're wrong about that. Gender identify generally begins to form at age three. Link

I understand what you're saying, but I think you are underestimating just how horrible it would be to be live your life as one gender while feeling deep down inside that you are the other gender. You're assuming that this is a decision that those two people made frivolously. I'd hate to condemn those two people to being forced to wait until some arbitrary age that would satisfy everybody. Do people make mistakes when they are only 16? Sure they so. But people also make horrific mistakes when they are in their 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s. I was mature enough at 16 to know for sure what my gender was, and I bet you were too.

I say more power to these two people, and I hope they live happy lives.

[Kaepernick]

It won't be long before a majority of American kids has their heads f'd up instead of just a small minority like these 2 whack-jobs. The government schools are doing everything they can to insure it. Wait until the murder rate rises over global warming or recycling. You are going to have a generation of brainwashed Americans so wound up over environmentalism, they will be willing to kill people to achieve it.

I grieve over the continued destruction of US culture and the loss of freedom, rights and privacy. I never had a chance to help stop the decline. When 1/3 of the people in your lifeboat are shooting holes in the bottom of it, the ones bailing water don't stand a chance.