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 Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 4:24 pm
Spur of the moment called for this. I know I haven't been active here much at all [Reasons have been withheld... nahh, nevermind, I'll tell you. HIGHLIGHT BELOW!!]
I came to the conclusion that I was not in fact a transman I actually found out I was a rather flamboyant lesbian with no sense of fashion. Anyway.
I thought I should share this with you guys.
You know Thailand? Like. Cool awesome place we all wanna go because there's acceptance of the 3rd gender and trans-...people. So. I was just talking to my tomboy girlfriend from Thailand and I was like "YEAH I WANT THAT BINDER LOLZ" and she was like "...I used to have one too but I didn't like to wear one because of cancer."
Whoa. Wait. What?
Apparently Binders give you cancer? That could just be a rumor, but I thought I'd put it out there for consideration.
Yep.
Also anyone wanna ask my tomboy GF a question? [I've asked her so many questions about trans and I think she wants to murder me by now.]
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Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 6:17 pm
-[ boosh, boosh, stronger than a moose ]-
I haven't heard much on that, is there any direct evidence? ....'Cause that's really scary... eek
-[ because the boosh is loose and we're a little bit raw! ]-
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 6:48 am
[Muse is really upset at me for posting that.]
Nahh, there's no evidence... Apparently that is a belief that some people(?) hold in Thailand.
[She's angry that I used general views applying for all people as opposed to specifically saying that some not all believe it. So I correct myself here.]
That's why she stopped wearing hers... I think it's a rumor, but she seemed pretty wary on the idea.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 11:21 pm
I tried searching around and couldn't find any studies/information to support the idea.
I mean, I guess I get the fear - you're squishing your breasts down to the point where the breast tissue itself is breaking down - but there's no evidence that it is directly correlated to cancer rates in FtM people.
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