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Oh Please...

**warning this story's crime is only the fact that it's filled with bullshit, but I'm too annoyed to not mention it, so get over it***

First, I'm supportive of different lifestyles, as long as their of age- I don't care who you drag into your bed. But... when a WOMAN pretends to be a man (while still keeping most of her girly parts) and then claims to be a pregnant man- it just annoys the hell out of me.

There is NOTHING special to this story, nothing making it any more important than the other thousands of cases of two WOMEN using artificial means to have a baby. I'm really wishing everyone would stop trying to blow smoke up our asses by pretending that this is an actual news worthy case of a actual MAN having a baby.

Thomas Beatie, who was born a woman but lives as a man in Oregon after surgery and hormone treatment, is expecting a second child, Beatie has told Barbara Walters in an interview set to air on television on Friday.

Beatie, 34, who is legally a man but kept female reproductive organs when he had a sex-change operation 10 years ago, is in his first trimester of pregnancy, he told celebrity interviewer Walters for the ABC news program "20/20" that will air on November 14. Walters highlighted the interview on her daytime chat show, "The View," on Thursday.
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Sorry lady- but lesbians have been having babies with their partners for years, as have straight women, and even gay men (with the help of a woman TYVM). I'm not impressed. But to be fair, I'll tell you what. The second you loose the uterus and give birth through your penis- I *promise* to be completely impressed. Until then, it should be criminal to attempt to garner attention for doing something millions of women have been doing for years.

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