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If you mean a hole, then yes. But if we want to get very specific, the testosterone is making her clit look like a little penis. That's part of the transformation. No longer has boobs either. And has the testosterone levels of a man.
I would agree. I would bet that the people that disagree with you don't have daughters that are athletes
But she's a girl.
That's probably the exact reason this grind my gears so badly. My daughter competed at the state championship level in high school in soccer. I just can't imagine her getting all the way to the state finals and having to play a boys team.
Or think that access and participation in high school athletics generally is a bigger issue than the Texas High School Girls' 110-pound Wrestling Championship
If she was that big fast and strong because of her natural hormones, then no one would have a right to be complaining. The person in question here is taking testosterone injections. She would be disqualified from the Olympics but can beat up on high school girls.
I have no clue as to what's going on down there with her. I don't really want to know.
What's the rules in regards to the testosterone? Was her usage acceptable under the rules?
I thought that part was kind of stupid. Maybe if he were on a team sport and getting too much credit for a big game. But for someone transitioning to a boy and still wrestling girls and winning state championship? Sorry but the spotlight is going to be on you.
Look, I get your greater good argument.
I wonder how the girl felt that didn't have a chance to make the medal stand because she lost in the quarters to a dude
So was the 16-yo wrestling a guy or a girl?
Is this one of those trick questions where if they don't test girls for testosterone that means it shouldn't make any difference that they're having to wrestle a dude? LOL
Did you see his picture? I know you're just trying to be obtuse and cute but if you had a daughter who worked her ### off and then had to wrestle a dude in the finals, you'd be pretty pissed off.
I'm not trying to trick anyone. I'm trying to figure out if (and by the OP it sounds like a bone of contention) Macks testosterone treatments are within the rules. If they are,.....I don't quite get the outrage.
I wonder how the boy felt who got to compete longer than he would have because he was unfairly given a higher state ranking than he would have if this boy was allowed to compete. I wonder how the hundreds of athletes who can't compete in sports because of these Texas rules feel, losing chances at scholarships, teammates, comradery, and normalization of their lives. I wonder how Mack feels, having to choose between a sport he's worked his whole life on, every day, where he'll be ridiculed just for competing the only way they'll let him, and just walking away and shutting up.
I'd be proud of my daughter for making the state finals.
I'll dumb it down for you. A bunch of girls lost a chance at ever winning a State title in wrestling because they had to wrestle against a person with a man's testosterone level. That's where the outrage comes from
Exactly. When I see he went 56-0 I don't wow what an incredible accomplishment for that young man. I just think wow there are possibly 56 athletes with an L they don't deserve.
Change, evolution is both creative and destructive. That's nature's rule Daniel san, not mine.
And you wouldn't be the least bit disappointed that she didn't get her dream of a state championship because you had to wrestle a dude? I know you won't answer that question honestly because it doesn't fit your agenda, but you're not fooling anybody.I'd be proud of my daughter for making the state finals.
I would hope her life was not defined by a high school event.
Unfortunately there is not a rule for every circumstance that ever happens. in life, you kind of count on people having a little bit of Pride and doing the right thing. I doubt the state thought this dude would really go out there and wrestle a bunch of girls. Like I said, I need to see his reaction when he won his championship Match. If he did anything except shake his opponent's hand and stand there a little bit embarrassed, he's a tool.
Nobody wins until these stupid rules are changed. In college, the NCAA, he'd be wrestling as a man. But Texas High Schools have some big issue with it? It's stupid.
Sorry it does not fit your agenda, but I teach my girls to do the best they can at everything they do - and then they can be proud of themselves no matter the result.
Can't find an interview with Chelsea Sanchez to see. However in the match before, his opponent took it quite well (although she was not allowed to comment by her coach):
I'm having some fun arguing about an interesting topic. Sorry if that upsets you, sport.
They're practicing good sportsmamship. Something the winner doesn't know anything about.
In this case the rules gave her an advantage. Not her fault for competing in the events they allowed her to enter.
