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>>7856281
Of course my life would be different. I'd have cancer.
>>7856287
How?
>>7856292
Well, currently I don't have cancer. If I did suddenly have cancer, that would be a significant difference.
>>7856281
>omigod I'm gonna die
>nothing to lose now
>time to transition
>what, cancer treatments and HRT no mix?
Truly a cruel world.
what would you do it happens?
>>7856299
More friends and vidya, less stress about school, work, life.
>>7856281
if i had incurable cancer i would go skydiving, travel the world, smoke hella weed, try all the drugs ive ever wanted to try, and then go out with a bang
i plan to do all of these anyways but i'm operating as though my timeline is around 70 years. cancer would give me a a much shorter deadline
>>7856281
good post op
really activates the almonds
>>7856305
You make it sound like its a good thing
>>7856309
Not at all, but I'd try and make the best of it.
I constantly wish I had cancer so I wouldn't have to sudoku.
>>7856281
Well, you know how it's supposed to be in these kinds of situations, you make the most of it, so that's naturally what I'd be obliged to do.
>>7856457
so why shouldn't we try to make the best of any situation? That way it won't be much different
>>7856281
Well, no. I'd still need to work in order to get by, but I'd be taking time off work constantly for cancer treatments.
This is a first-world country, I won't need to sell drugs to pay for my treatment. I'm a taxpayer, it's assumed I have a right to free healthcare when I need it.
>>7856281
I assume we're talking terminal cancer...
I guess I'd be a little bit relieved, I can stay my hand and die; no suicide guilt/shame
I've always wanted to do heroin too, so I guess I can do that which would be neat. I wish I had cancer instead of gd, at least people's disgust would only be for reminding them of their own mortality.
>>7856432
sudoku is a much better way to die tbqhwyf