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“I’m unaware of an individual claiming ability to orgasm when they were blocked at Tanner 2.”
Many gender medicine patients lose sexual function, including experiencing orgasm. As such, they are not only deprived of sexual pleasure, they are significantly undermining their ability to form long-lasting romantic relationships.
It’s clear from the Files that even many people within gender medicine do not understand this.
On January 14, 2022, the surgeon and President of WPATH, Marci Bowers, explained this reality in a low-key way.
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Seven days later, a WPATH member asked Bowers to clarify.
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