I'm sorry if I'm out of line here, and I just want to go on
the record as saying I have absolutely no issue one way or the other when
people feel "out of place in their bodies" and want to get
gender reassignment surgery. Actually, if they really feel that way, then
I think it's great that science has finally caught up and can help
them become their true selves in that way, because I am sure that is
a
terrible way to feel. I am a little confused by the "pregnant man" thing (like, why transition
to becoming a man but then do a womanly thing like having a baby), but,
ok I guess. To each his or her own.
This new and improved, male Chaz Bono is where I have to draw the line, though. I honestly
don't understand why you would choose to become an overweight middle
aged man, which is what he did, right? How is no one saying anything about this, dude?
I just don't get this, if only for health reasons. He doesn't look
to be any happier (and certainly is not healthier) in this new form.
I'm not sure this is a healthy example for gender confused people, when
the new Chaz Bono looks like he now has a blood pressure issue and
he's always frowning. I'm glad that his mom (Cher, of course) and
his (surprisingly hot) girlfriend are supportive of his decision to transition,
but am I the only one who is going to mention that he's turned himself
into a trucker?
I guess I'm just curious. You go through all the work of a gender transition,
and then you can't go to a gym or pick a good hairsylte? This seems weird to me. You wanted to be a man, and you didn't choose as your example Tom Cruise, or Clark Gable, or Brad Pitt? I
know, not everything in life is based on outward appearance and my observations are totally subjective, but...wasn't he trying to change the
outward part of himself so it reflected the inside more? Am I to conclude
from his new appearance that inside he always just felt like former Baltimore
Ravens linebacker Tony Saragusa?
In conclusion---really, Chaz Bono? Seriously? This new you is very hard to take. Please, explain this new you, because we are all supportive of the transition, but we are really wondering about the new style.
That is all.
