The Boner Speaks
The good news is, Trauma has been canceled. If we’re lucky Mercy will be next.
The bad news is, we’re not watchin’ Chaz Boner’s sex change progression on a reality tv show.
Cher’s former daughter is whorin’ out the details about her his sex change to anyone who can help pay the bills. You think Cher is payin’ to have her daughter’s vagina turned into a boner?
Chaz teases when asked if he’s had surgery below the waist. Why talk about this if you’re not gonna allow us to know whether or not the moldy carpet has been pulled up and tossed like a wilted salad? That inspired a bad prison joke, but I’ll spare you.
“It wasn’t a sudden decision. I’ve been doing therapy for a long time. It’s a long process going back almost a decade. I got clean and sober in 2004 and I couldn’t have done this before that.” Chaz tells Entertainment Tonight.
“I always felt like the male from the time I was a child. There wasn’t much feminine about me. I believe that gender is something between your ears not between your legs. That is something I discovered in the early 90′s. It was just a long process of being comfortable enough to do something about it. I was turning 40 and I thought it’s now or never. I want to still feel vibrant and be able to enjoy my life in a male body and not wait until I am an old man.”
“I started in March. It lowered my voice. Fat redistributes, muscle growth, hair growth, sex drive increases. It doesn’t change anything mentally and emotionally. [I'm] still not anywhere near what I will look like but really for the first time I am feeling much more comfortable with how I look physically.”
On having his breasts removed: “Most people call it top surgery. The construction of the male chest from a female chest. When I went through puberty and started to grow breasts, it was very uncomfortable and emotional.”
When asked if he plans to undergo further surgery: “That’s a personal decision and I don’t really feel comfortable talking about anything below the waist.”
On how the changes will progress: “I will be changing for about 4 to 5 years in total but I’ll be on testosterone for the rest of my life. The nice thing about this process is it is slow. I am literally going through puberty.”
Any negative side effects?: “Just muscle aches… growing pains.”
On grooming: “I shave about once a week now. It kind of started to come in just like peach fuzz. I always wanted to shave. It is a very natural process. For my birthday I got a lot of shaving stuff.”
How has Chaz’s mother Cher felt about her child’s experience? Chaz tells ET he cannot speak for her. However, he says: “The people in my life are just happy that I’m doing this and seeing the positive effect that its having on me,” he says.
“[I'm] trying to use my life experience to educate people. I feel more like myself more than I ever felt. I feel happier and more confident. I used to live most of my life in my head because I was so uncomfortable in my body. The most important thing about this for me is that my outsides are finally starting to match my insides. I feel like I’m living in my body for the first time and it feels really good.”
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