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imported>Crookandcharlatan Created page with "<div class="quote">Abelzorus Prime wrote:<br />@Crook, It wouldn't be too different especially as you already mentioned the technology at that time</div> I dunno about that, I..." |
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<div class="quote">Abelzorus Prime wrote:<br | <div class="quote">Abelzorus Prime wrote:<br>@Crook, It wouldn't be too different especially as you already mentioned the technology at that time</div> | ||
I dunno about that, I don't think the medical advancements had gotten quite that far. Sex reassignment surgery was first tried in the mid-twentieth century, and I doubt testosterone injections were a thing in Victorian London either. I suppose a corset could be used as a substitute for the binders people use nowadays. | I dunno about that, I don't think the medical advancements had gotten quite that far. Sex reassignment surgery was first tried in the mid-twentieth century, and I doubt testosterone injections were a thing in Victorian London either. I suppose a corset could be used as a substitute for the binders people use nowadays. | ||
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Abelzorus Prime wrote:
@Crook, It wouldn't be too different especially as you already mentioned the technology at that time
@Crook, It wouldn't be too different especially as you already mentioned the technology at that time
I dunno about that, I don't think the medical advancements had gotten quite that far. Sex reassignment surgery was first tried in the mid-twentieth century, and I doubt testosterone injections were a thing in Victorian London either. I suppose a corset could be used as a substitute for the binders people use nowadays.