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                <text>"Often times, sex educators prefer to use 'standard' language for our bodies (penis, vagina, etc). It’s true that using one set of words means people will be more likely to understand everything, however, doing so can feel invalidating for trans people who don’t identify their bodies with those terms. Additionally, it feeds the myth that trans people's bodies work the same as cis people’s bodies and that’s not true. What works for a cis man’s genitals won’t necessarily work for a trans woman without surgery or a trans man who’s had surgery, what works for a cis woman’s genitals won’t necessarily work for a trans man without surgery or a trans woman who’s had surgery."</text>
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