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Speaker: Another man who gave birth.
Speaker: They're everywhere!
Speaker: I bet your mailman is pregnant.
Speaker: Your dad.
Speaker: I had a really hard pregnancy.
Speaker: Wakefield, 36, who is transgender but also uses they, them pronouns.
Speaker: This is someone you want to spend your free time with, right?
Speaker: Hey, who's gonna be at that party?
Speaker: You know Danny Wakefield?
Speaker: Oh, that pregnant trans guy?
Speaker: They is gonna be there?
Speaker: Hard pass.
Speaker: During emergency room visits, Wakefield says they were met with snickers from nurses, as well as doubt, disbelief, and the lack of knowledge from physicians ill-equipped to handle their needs.
Speaker: In one instance, it took an hour and a half to get them to treat me because they didn't believe I was pregnant.
Speaker: Nurse number one.
Speaker: The f*** do we do with this crazy fat guy?
Speaker: He's been in the lobby for an hour and a half.
Speaker: Nurse number two.
Speaker: Maybe if we ignore him, he'll leave.
Speaker: Crazy fat guy.
Speaker: Ahem.
Speaker: Him, they'll leave.
Speaker: Get my pronouns right.
Speaker: Nearby patient.
Speaker: Can someone help me?
Speaker: I'm bleeding heavily from many areas.
Speaker: Amateur nation.
Speaker: Empowering men.
