There is a man, identified simply as K.S., who is taking Canadian taxpayers down his own personal yellow brick road. K.S. isn’t happy with just having his penis, he also wants a vagina, but he doesn’t want to pay for it.
In addition to wanting to become a hermaphrodite, Reduxx Magazine reports:
“His digital footprint included making sexually explicit posts on a Reddit board for ‘bigenital’ persons. In the online posts, he claimed to be a disability advocate and that he suffered from bipolar disorder.”
“K.S. also claimed to identify as a ‘transgender baby,’ a ‘little’ who is attracted to diapers, and as someone who is ‘obsessed’ with urinary and bowel incontinence. He claimed that his bedroom was designed to look like the bedroom of an eight-year-old girl’s.”
By any stretch of the imagination, this guy is mentally disturbed. Really disturbed.
According to court records reviewed by the National Post:
“K.S. “has experienced significant gender dysphoria since her teenage years, as well as physical, mental, and economic hardships to transition her gender expression to align with her gender identity.”
Despite what the court records state, there is no “her.”
K.S. is a male; therefore, the court records should reflect this. This type of indulgence of an obviously impaired, mentally disturbed individual only endorses the illness. In this case, the problem began in 2018 when Ontario began considering “non-binary” as a legitimate gender.
In 2022, K.S.’s doctor requested approval from Ontario’s Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) for a vaginoplasty without a penectomy. To paraphrase a line from The Godfather, leave the penis, add the vagina.
In a letter to OHIP, the doctor wrote that K.S.
“identifies as trans feminine but not completely on the ‘feminine’ end of the spectrum and for this reason it’s important for her to have a vagina while maintaining a penis.”
OHIP denied K.S.'s request because the procedure he wanted is considered “experimental.” It would not be performed in Canada; instead, it is offered at the Crane Center for Transgender Surgery in Austin, Texas. In addition, under OHIP’s policies, vaginoplasty coverage goes hand in hand with penectomy coverage.