@HighFelecia907@WelfarequeenK@crucifix She's trash that fucks for cash 😂
He dumped her and now to save face she's making up shit about him 😂
He doesn't want her 🤣😂
@WelfarequeenK@HighFelecia907@crucifix You're the one and only Sabrina Sage. Always have been. These idiots act like they don't understand a screen name when each one literally using a screen name 🙄 😂
Husband making fun of me for spending $90 on shampoo & conditioner when his shit only costs $2.65 and is 3 in 1 (shampoo/conditioner/ body wash) 🤧😂
@RosieDuffield1 This is exactly why they can't be allowed near real women in women's spaces. They go outta their way to prove our point. They are violent and retarded
"Claiming the moral high ground by labeling others as 'haters' is grotesque when you are actively defending the mutilation of healthy boys and girls." Comments to the Nashua BOA.
Ok. Rant time.
When women breastfeed, they are routinely warned to avoid alcohol, cannabis, nicotine, certain vitamins, caffeine, cold remedies, and many other common substances. The reason is simple: drugs and other substances can pass into breast milk and potentially affect an infant.
By contrast, induced lactation in trans identified men appears to invoke a blind spot around these same cautions when it comes to them feeding babies fluid leaking from their nipples as a side affect of taking multiple drugs and wrong sex hormones. Even more concerning, research in this area is extremely scant. One has to wonder what would motivate such a wildly differing attitude from medical professionals when it comes to “men’s milk” over women’s.
Published protocols for male “lactation” typically involve combinations of medications such as:
Estradiol (estrogen hormone therapy)
Spironolactone (anti-androgen/testosterone blocker)
Cyproterone acetate (anti-androgen, in some countries)
Progesterone (sex hormone)
Domperidone (a drug used to increase prolactin and stimulate milk production)
Metoclopramide (another prolactin-raising drug used to stimulate lactation)
The literature on induced lactation in men consists primarily of a small number of case reports. There are NO large scale clinical studies. Furthermore, only a very limited analyses of milk composition has been conducted, and that’s to say nothing of the dynamic, adaptive properties observed in women’s/mothers natural breastmilk.
The unanswered questions around men producing unstudied fluid from their nipples due solely to a regime of drugs are significant. This is strange because medicine typically applies a highly precautionary standard to breastfeeding because infant exposure matters- well, at least when it comes to women. Given the breathtakingly small number of published cases it would seem important to demand at least the same level of scrutiny regarding composition, medication transfer, hormone exposure, and long-term infant outcomes when it comes to men - and more.
#IStandWithJasmineSussex