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Bollocks. That's just adding another imaginary layer of stuff to the conclusion to make the argument work (i.e.: the Texas sharpshooter fallacy).
If you want to "modify the body" to suit your imaginary notion of body-disconnected gender, then you have to modify all of it.
Well do they? Because traditionally, they existed, until a few political morons in the 70s started creating an imaginary overlay where gender is fluid, and has no actual boundaries, not just to accommodate hermaphrodites, but every whim or notion under the sun. If there is no boundary between however many genders you think there are, how can you say any of them exist? A thing needs a definition, to be a thing, doesn't it?
So firstly, "sick" is your word, and that speaks volumes about you, not me.
You're right, plastic surgery for vanity rather than reconstructive medical reasons is not a great idea for society, but it's also littered with fallacies... false comparison - you know, like the one about comparing nonces with ponces... mainly false premise - you are arguing as though you have established your premise as true, when you haven't - in fact your whole schtick has argument by assertion or argumentum ad lepidum written all over it.
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Speak for yourself, big boy.
Try opening your mind to more than just feminist pseudo-academic crap from the 70s - none of it passes muster when critically analysed, sociology is just politics pretending to be science.