I have some many questions… feel free to answer as many as you want, if any at all:

• Where does the breast tissue come from?
• How does one sculpt a nipple?
• Are they as sensitive as before? I mean, on the receiving end of stimuli, does it feel like an organically grown whole grain breast, or is it more like… uh… elbow skin? I have no idea how the neuroplastics would work…
• Does having breast cancer on one side automatically increase the chances of cancer on the other side? I would think symmetry isn’t a given?
• Were you able or allowed to choose size and shape?
• Hope you’re doing well today. Not a question, I just wanted to say (write) it. Live long and prosper.

Sorry for the stupid questions, but of all places I feel this is a safe space for them…

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Possibly, my impression is 100% based on internet advertising and what I’ve seen for sale at US gas stations. I’m thankful I don’t need it, I just wasn’t aware that non-scam versions of creams like that existed.

That sounds more like gender affirming self care

I thought those gels were a scam. Do you apply it where you want (more) hair growth?

Considering the amount of sugar in US bread, I’d say they already are.

Does this mean that the older term term “sex change” is more appropriate?

electrolysis

Autocorrect with skynet aspirations, or is this a medical procedure I’ve never heard of?

Yes, as indicated by my username. I tend to try out different instances, and this is my 4th (obviously) account.

NFTs, like blockchain in general, are public write-only databases. The only difference is that NFTs also contains references to things such as media (pictures).

They’re still around, but like all other fads that are poorly camouflaged pondicherry ponzi schemes (ducking autocorrect), they’re practically worthless.

An NFT doesn’t dictate ownership, neither de jure nor de facto.

While I find the concept of public write-only databases interesting feom a technological standpoint, an actual use case has yet to be discovered.

I got an emergency appointment within hours so they could do a temporary hotfix to relieve the pain so I could at least function as a human again, then I came back in after a week or so for the permanent fix, which obviously took longer and needed to be scheduled.

With a good telescope, what may have previously appeared as stars, turns out to be a collection of millions of stars in a tiny secti9n of the sky.