Submitted by Curious (not verified) on Sat, 05/17/2008 - 6:52pm.
How ironic...I've learned more from the comments than I did from the article...
I figured I'd read into this "disease" after seeing an episode of Law & Order: SCU
that featured women/girls with TS. (What can I say other than I like to learn.)
Anyways, I became curious about TS as it was something I had never even heard of. I must say that it is most intriguing to learn that a few of the people in the world actually have such a syndrome...(at first, I have to admit, I thought it was something that the actors/directors just happened to think up because they had nothing else...though I know now that this is not the case). I think I shall investigate this further and see if I can find any way to fix such afflictions. (BTW...I'm a guy. If you find that odd then I pity you since you are possibly thinking of some other reason as to why I would bother reading such an article.)
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but by a desire to exchange. (Roland Barthes, S/Z)
Hmmm....Ironic....
How ironic...I've learned more from the comments than I did from the article...
I figured I'd read into this "disease" after seeing an episode of Law & Order: SCU
that featured women/girls with TS. (What can I say other than I like to learn.)
Anyways, I became curious about TS as it was something I had never even heard of. I must say that it is most intriguing to learn that a few of the people in the world actually have such a syndrome...(at first, I have to admit, I thought it was something that the actors/directors just happened to think up because they had nothing else...though I know now that this is not the case). I think I shall investigate this further and see if I can find any way to fix such afflictions. (BTW...I'm a guy. If you find that odd then I pity you since you are possibly thinking of some other reason as to why I would bother reading such an article.)