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Alrighty.

So yesterday, there's an article rocketing around the internet. It was from New York Magazine, the cover of New York Magazine, featured a quote-unquote trans man,

meaning a biological woman who believes that she is a man, whose new name is Gabrielle Mac.

Okay, Gabriel or Gabriel Mac.

The original name of this human was, in fact, Maclellan.

But then this woman decided that she is, in fact, some sort of trans man

and therefore had to appear on the cover of New York Magazine in her underwear.

I say her because I only use biological pronouns on this show.

In her underwear, after having a breast removal surgery, and after having had a surgery to

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