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Lately I have been getting a lot of emails about clinical trials. Most of them are for mundane things like blood pressure meds or diabetes drugs. Just to have a little fun with this, imagine if some larges pharma company was conducting trials on experimental drugs which could, over a matter of months, turn a man into a woman or a woman into a man. I know this is sci fi, but with all the advances in medical science, it could happen in 10 or 20 years. If you were offered this trial, would you take it? Say they sweetened the pot by offering a 10,000 dollar payout for completing the trial? And, they would allow you to participate in a trial that would turn you back into a man if you wanted. It is a win win situation. Would you voluntere?
Okay Carolyn, it’s a deal, lol.
Lol, ok
I’d try to be first in line and I wouldn’t care about the money!
I don’t have a desire to transition. But given I’d have the option to change back I’d do it so I could better understand what it would be like to be female (in the interest of science, of course.) Ever since learning I could feel comfortable doing anything and going anywhere if being empowered by wearing a dress I have become far more willing to stretch my envelopes in both male and female modes. This would be an adventure hard to resist.
Get in line sister, lol.
I’m probably taking this too seriously, but I said “No”. I’m just imagining what a pill would have to do to your insides for someone to become a different gender. If I took it, would my testicles one day fall off? Would my insides have to move to create a space for a womb? Can you imagine how it would feel to have your insides get rearranged like that? I doubt it would feel good. And this is still the testing phase for the drug, isn’t it? What if something goes wrong when my body starts changing? What if it doesn’t change all the way? What if I couldn’t be restored to how I was before? Would $10K even be enough to compensate me for these mutations? This sounds like a Cronenbergian nightmare. If such a pill were possible I’d wait until it reached the general public. I’d want something to be fully tested and researched before I put it in my body. As I get older, my body’s health is becoming more important to me. Once all the tests are done and it’s deemed safe, then I would probably take the pill to change my gender.
I hate to be the one to break the news, but judging from your fears and complaints I’d say it’s too late for you to make your own decision. You have clearly already taken the pill. I’d say you are ovulating. Keep the rest of us posted on your journey to the other side. If lucky you will only feel like this every 28 days. Please keep a journal for nine months and let us know if you are pleasantly surprised or just breaking new threshholds of agony.
Well, I did say I was probably taking this too seriously.
Hi Kerri, well, maybe some years ago (more than I’d like to admit) I would have been more than willing to sign up, assuming there was some kind of relief if the pills had less than fatal side effects while not working as hoped (or if fatal, some designated heir would get some kind of recompense). I mean I’ve got to love those commercials for the latest ‘wonder drugs’ where they advertise the miracles that will occur…unless of course you’re allergic. Like you’d know before you took them. Eh.
Hugs, ChloëC
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