My scoliosis was discovered. It was during a sports physical for school. I ended up going to this doctor who showed me a medical book full of naked teenage girls with scoliosis in metal “corrective” devices, most of which clothes wouldn’t even fit over. It looked like some book of medieval torture. He assured me, however, that modern corrective techniques were much less barbaric. So after parading around in front of a group of doctors in my underwear, bending over, etc, he gave a little talk about life extension.
He made it clear that the scoliosis would take 5-10 years off of my lifespan by compressing internal organs, and made the case for correction and/or surgery. At no point did we actually discuss “life extension”, but apparently my mere acceptance of the fact that scoliosis would take 5-10 years off of my life ended up sufficing as some sort of acceptance of life extension practices. I did not know what he meant at the time, and I thought he was just talking about curing a malady that would ultimately cause me medical problems.
I wore a molded back brace through many of my teenage years in the hopes that it would correct my spine. It was uncomfortable, painful even, made it hard to breathe. It was basically a big plastic corset with padding to push the spine into place. Much less medieval than some of the things those naked teenage girls wore in those books. The brace had failed, and corrective surgery was ultimately recommended as the curvature would progress with age and cause problems.
After my first surgery, where I had a spinal fusion and rod placement, I began developing some feminine features. I had a distinct tingling at the base of my pelvis, like itchy scar tissue for sometime, although in their description of the surgery the incision only went to a few inches before my buttcrack started. They used bone from a hip graft that they obtained by sliding the skin to the side during surgery and filing off bone from my hip, which was placed in between the vertebrae. They put rods in instead of a body cast while the bone hardened, which I had removed in a later surgery.
My latter teenage years were awkward as hell. I started developing breasts, my hips widened, boys pants didn’t fit right, I started listening to really girly music. Things weren’t really all that noticeable though. I thought I was just sort of fat. But I was getting fat deposits in places that women usually get them, and even though I was physically active, involved in sports, maintained a very strict diet, etc, i couldn’t shake the girly fat, all through college even. From time to time I would get a cheesy smell between by balls and asscrack that I could finally identify as a yeast infection after actually smelling one.
I literally had a device implanted during surgery that, when stimulated, causes the growth and expression of hermaphroditic sex organs. I sure as shit didn’t ask for this, and I believe it was implanted under the supposition of the doctor I had spoken with that i agreed with “life extension”, when in fact I was led to believe that I had a disease under false pretenses. Hermaphrodites don’t age. Well they do, they just grow bizarre facial hair and horns after hundreds of years, but they don’t die. But I didn’t willing agree to that. I was under the impression that I was getting “corrective surgery” and not “life extension surgery”, but by some people’s liberal interpretation I did agree to life extension by agreeing that I didn’t want to die prematurely because of internal organ compression.
So now I have this implant at the very base of my penis and pelvis. And people trying to make my vag grow with ancient technology. I don’t want that, just to be clear to all you pieces of shit. And if you fuck with my sex organs in any way shape or form, it is rape.

