The Living Anne asked:


Christians often claim homosexuality is a choice regardless of whether the person is “born gay”, but what about the rare but very real cases of hermaphroditism?

A hermaphrodite may be born with male and female genitals and is neither one gender nor the other, but both.

The family usually decides the cosmetic surgery that determines which the gender the baby is to be. However, by nature of birth the child is still a hermaphrodite who has been modified to fit one gender only by artificial means.

Questions: If such a person is altered to appear male and later is attracted to male partners, is that person gay, according to Christian biases?

Doesn’t the matter of hermaphroditism (which is not at all uncommon in the animal world) rather blur the definition of what is considered “natural” in sexuality and sexual attraction?
Could it be, the question was finally asked that stumped them? Wow. I’ve impressed myself.

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Studio0204 asked:


Approximately how much would it cost to have a minor rhinoplasty, an otoplasty with minor reshaping of the tip, and buccal fat removal and/or facial liposuction meaning removing a bit of fat from below the cheek bone down to the jawline.

And MAYBE MAYBE POSSIBLY something minor to enhance the lips even though theyre a good size to begin with? (Grafting my own fat or lifting the top lip up mixed with a rhinoplasty if you get what I mean, if possible.

I’d also like opinions on how much of it should be done or even CAN be done at once?

All cosmetic face work, minor yet specific and well thought out with extensive digital imaging already done with the original to compare.

Dont waste your time answering unless you’re serious and educated, Thanks!

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