

This dude went to a medical doctor and was (allegedly) told that he has PMS. This is what’s happening now. And people wonder why I don’t trust medical doctors these days:
He’s convinced he has PMS and went to the hospital because he has gassiness, bloating, breast tenderness, cramps, and irritability. pic.twitter.com/SlksrbXhSk
— TroonyToons (@troonytoons) February 1, 2023
But pre-menstrual syndrome? I didn’t go to medical school for eight freaking years, but I’m 100% certain that menstruation requires FEMALE PARTS. You may want to revisit your Anatomy 101 book.
Not only are just regular, everyday people kow-towing to these mentally ill narcissists, but now DOCTORS are, too, apparently. These are the people that are supposed to be the voice of reason and data and oh yeah – SCIENCE!
Just TELL THE DUDE WHAT IT IS. And then tell him what it isn’t. This isn’t hard.
Sleep well, everyone. And PS – don’t get sick.
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A good doctor would have called it PMS and spelled it out:
You’re Permanently Male, Stupid.
I smell a malpractice lawsuit!
His delivery is deliberately misleading. He states that he went to the doctor but never says the doctor told him just that he “later found out.” He’s trying to appeal to authority when he clearly has none and his source of diagnosis was the internet trans-trender community.
The doctors need to SET THESE PEOPLE STRAIGHT on what they ACTUALLY HAVE, though, instead of letting them walk out with any sort of vague “diagnosis” or false thought process of what they think it could be.
Just freaking SAY WHAT IT IS. It’s NOT PMS. This person is mental.
Like I said his delivery is deliberately misleading. He purposefully mentions going for the examination so that you will deduce that is what the doctor told him but never states what was said just that at some point afterwards he found out he had PMS symptoms. It’s a lie by omission.
On a side note I do believe that before the end of the decade we will see a crop of doctors who do indeed feed into the delusion because they will have been trained as true believers.
Could be that. Or a doctor treating a delusional patient might fear retaliatory acts from explaining the truth to the headcase. It’s so hard nowadays to put wackos in rubber rooms where they belong.
No, that’s the trap. There is no evidence of what the doctor said. The only correlation between these events is chronological.
1) Person felt sick.
2) Person went to doctor.
3) …
4) Person determined they had PMS symptoms
Even the doctor who placed Gender Dysphoria in the DSM 5 said that gender identity is essentially a white lie, that these people would further lie should be the baseline assumption.