@Laurent4yk@rRin444@radfemsiren@shehermphrditus Multivariate model of sex. Sex is mostly heuristics. Like I said, it's people's who's morphological sex doesn't align with the endocrine or behavioural sex
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ To know, logically, and by statistical deduction, that the majority of reconstructive, true vaginoplasties, are done on transgender women.
https://t.co/kShHMal318
https://t.co/scFq0C0lCX
Along with the statistics of the study showing that actually around 32% of those women
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ Transgender individuals make up for 25% of this number. Once again, 1 in 3 women gain a pelvic dysfunction in their lifetime and 1 in 5 of these 1 in 3 require surgery for it. So even in a large section of surgeries, transgender people still make up a large enough number
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ This study uses those medical codes they receive from a hospital to compile numbers on transgender patients and cisgender patients. Out of ALL the vaginal surgeries under the same medical code (this includes things that aren't actually a reconstructive vaginoplasty,)
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ For example the ICD10 and CPT codes group pelvic floor reconstruction, posterior colporrhaphy, perineorrhaphy, or fixing a rectocele/cystocele. Which are surgeries that are more common than an actual surgical vaginoplasty. They share the same medical code.
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ And the number source is an estimated number because there's issues within the medical system when it comes to trans women due to hospitals registering ones assigned birth at sex. So it's hard to capture data for that. But I can link those numbers too if you'd like.
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ I TRULY believe you're conflating vaginal rejuvenation, labiaplasties, perineoplasties, etc with an actual surgical vaginoplasty. And extremely small number (should be around 0.03% when including numbers from all the disorders listed) would qualify for this, and of those
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ A vaginoplasty. https://t.co/Bxij0NXLww
Once again, you can look to up yourself as well. But a surgical vaginoplasty is an extremely minority surgery on cis women.
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ The most common need for a vaginoplasty is MRKH, which affects 0.02-0.025% of women. Of those 0.02%, most undergo other forms of treatment. Other needs for a full reconstructive vaginoplasty is DSD, CAIS, or CAH. These are extremely rare conditions and also don't always warrant
@tatapansepatu@defunctgirlie@shehermphrditus@sanology_ .. a reconstructive vaginoplasty is never cosmetic. What you're thinking of is more commonly called a vaginal rejuvenation. A full vaginoplasty (the reconstruction of the vagina) is never done for cosmetic purposes. And if you want the source I'm happy to send it
@_84170@radfemsiren@shehermphrditus https://t.co/8T5UZ4UAfy
https://t.co/N798bM8315
Do some light summer reading, learn a little, maybe ask a biologist, neurologist or a psychologist about it (they know more than you) and grow a little bit as a person and stop obsessing over random people <333
@_84170@radfemsiren@shehermphrditus The following are about sex reassignment surgeries themselves: https://t.co/Lgb1v0881E
https://t.co/MDWeNgepxZ
https://t.co/uqNqjXzBbd
https://t.co/yU4hxq0DLN
And here is about sex science in general:
https://t.co/gEDyEJXu3K
https://t.co/DCfOEhBVuP
https://t.co/PsUaUA7QdT
@_84170@radfemsiren@shehermphrditus And I love how you think every trans woman is straight. You're fuckin crazy and hateful and refuse to see a moment of logic. I'll link studies for you with actual facts and science about sex and the reasons behind reconstructive surgery because obviously you need to read better.
@_84170@radfemsiren@shehermphrditus Once again, vaginoplasties don't just allow sex, but involve rerouting of the urethra, removal of the testes and penis. Its mostly about everyday comfort when going to the bathroom and wearing clothes. Sex is just a natural part of your genital area no matter what you have.
@_84170@radfemsiren@shehermphrditus Redefine biology? Jesus you just say shit don't you? Please actually look into the multivariate models of sex. And once again you're saying all this shit about how trans women must be fetishizing for getting a vagina, but if a cis woman does she isn't? π€¦π€¦
@_84170@radfemsiren@shehermphrditus And vaginoplasties aren't necrotic? Are you dumb? You don't know anything about this do you? They're lined with epithileal tissue. And trans women with a vaginoplasty follow the same procedures to keep it clean and healthy that cis women do to their vaginoplasties.
@_84170@radfemsiren@shehermphrditus And once again, it IS doing its function. And its not just about sex, and plenty of trans women are lesbians as well. But let's not act like sex is a fetishistic thing. Having sex and wanting to do it vaginally is not a fetish. Would it be a fetish for a cis woman?