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One of the first thing you learn about chemistry is that elements are literally all the same shit that can completely change their element by exchanging electrons.
Motherfucker how do you think rust is formed.
This implies that to be trans is to be a gender alchemist and that therefore trans people are golden.
Choke on that one, Cissies.
My vial of estradiol is the philosopher's stone.
Commiting war crimes and putting everyone's soul into the vial so I can transition
Huh? Can you explain this to me?
Full metal alchemist joke
Oh. Thanks.
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Elements change by proton count, iirc, and they're generally not very happy about it. Much less concerned about tossing their electrons around
Chemistry is not my field it seems
Still, elements can change, is my point.
Radioactive decay occurs spontaneously