So damn pathetic...
UK nurses are asked to stop using the term breast milk and refer to it as chest milk to be more inclusive of trans parents.
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Next they will insist female period be called a BM of the month, to satisfy inclusive involvement of all those transgenders without a virginal cavity!!!
of-the-mountain
Level 9
Mar 4, 2021
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You mean a birth canal?
@racocn8
No!!,
No, it is never referred to as anything else but as a vagina!!!
Except when giving birth!!!
Maybe you should do your research before posting!!!
Oh, men never want to think about alternatives to the "one thing they only think about." If it weren't for the birth canal, none of us would be here. Ever seen a vagina? (Gross Anatomy Lab) It's way bigger than most dicks with a thick, muscular wall. You think all that's just for handling sex? I guess you could also call it a menses &miscarriage disposal tract... (MMDT)
Are you reading the New York Post as "news"? Don't.
BitFlipper
Level 8
Mar 4, 2021
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No they are not........where's yer link, fomenter?!
AnneWimsey
Level 9
Mar 4, 2021
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WTF?
I am trans and this decree makes zero sense.
Willow_Wisp
Level 8
Mar 4, 2021
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What's pathetic is people get their knickers in a twist over this. How, EXACTLY, is this harming anyone? Times change, deal with it, sheesh.
Druvius
Level 8
Mar 4, 2021
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Its fake news anyway.
Well they must have more experience than most if they’re finding the need to adjust. Language adapts and changes to meet the need of current society. Life goes on.
girlwithsmiles
Level 8
Mar 4, 2021
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Its fake news anyway.
This has only happened in one hospital in one health trust in the whole of the U.K...it is not an order to replace the term breastfeeding with chest feeding throughout the whole of the NHS. Your headline gives a false picture of what is happening generally in the U.K. Personally I don’t think it will be adopted nationwide in the U.K. and is unlikely to become official U.K.wide NHS policy because it’s quite ridiculous.
Marionville
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Mar 4, 2021
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Thank you.
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