From @Esprit 's post:
"kids are not able to make these life altering decisions at certain ages in fact in case you didn't know guys, there's a huge movement of detransitioning kids right now kids who were transitioning in their early teens and who are now in their mid 20s and they're realizing they've made a huge mistake."
Exactly! This is why, in the past, I fought to keep military recruiters out of schools; they were pitching to children as young as 12. What the data shows is that enlistment drops exponentially after the age of 20 or 21, because until that age, children cannot think far enough into the future to consider what might be the consequences of their choices.
This entire 'movement' towards influencing our children has been contrived and long planned. I've stated before that I believe it fits in, ultimately, with depopulation of the planet, from the apex of control.
Has anyone ever considered the very sudden appearance of transgendered persons in government (and it is at all levels, down to towns) and schools? Has anyone ever wondered at the gross over representation of the population, not only in these institutions, but in the media and entertainment industries too?
Except when I look at Michelle Obama, the PM OF New Zealand, and Lady Gaga, I see that they didn't have their genitalia chopped off and reformed into the opposite. I don't know about current surgical expertise, but what I read, in the past, concerning what was constructed was a poor excuse for a penis or a vagina and intercourse was painful, if not impossible. These were from testimonies of trans who deeply regretted their decisions, once they matured.
I won't go into much on why this is an abomonation when presented to young children. But I will ask the question, why is it so all important for teachers/adults to have discussions with the very young? (toddlers to pre-teens) What is the incessant need of individuals to discuss their orientations to children? What is their need to make appearences so freakishly different? Yeah, I dressed outlandishly as a teen....but then I grew up, on time, not pushing any agenda, well into my adulthood, thru my appearance. And I have no need for ppl to except me as I am. I grew up with a well developed sense of self.
Below is a very long and very good explaintion from a young woman, a 'detransitioner,' who takes much time to explain how she was led into making decisions that harmed her and took away from any real issues that needed healed, what information was withheld, and more.
SNIP:
“My name is Helena, and as of this writing I’m a 23-year-old woman who, as a teenager, believed I was transgender. In the years since detransitioning (stopping testosterone treatment and no longer seeing myself as transgender), I’ve become interested in exploring why, in the last decade, nearly every English-speaking country has seen a meteoric rise in adolescents believing they are transgender and pursuing cosmetic medical and surgical interventions. Here, I’d like to go over how and why I came to see myself as transgender, the process of transitioning, and the events leading up to and following my detransition.
The short version of my detransition story for those who want the bare details is that when I was fifteen, I was introduced to gender ideology on Tumblr and began to call myself nonbinary. Over the next few years, I would continue to go deeper and deeper down the trans identity rabbit hole, and by the time I was eighteen, I saw myself as a “trans man”, otherwise known as “FtM”. Shortly after my eighteenth birthday, I made an appointment at a Planned Parenthood to begin a testosterone regimen. At my first appointment, I was prescribed testosterone, and I would remain on this regimen for a year and a half. It had an extremely negative effect on my mental health, and I finally admitted what a disaster it had been when I was 19, sometime around February or March 2018. When the disillusionment fully set in, I stopped the testosterone treatment and began the process of getting my life back on track. It has not been easy, and the whole experience seriously derailed my life in ways I could never have foreseen when I was that fifteen-year-old kid playing with pronouns on Tumblr.”
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By Any Other Name
"kids are not able to make these life altering decisions at certain ages in fact in case you didn't know guys, there's a huge movement of detransitioning kids right now kids who were transitioning in their early teens and who are now in their mid 20s and they're realizing they've made a huge mistake."
Exactly! This is why, in the past, I fought to keep military recruiters out of schools; they were pitching to children as young as 12. What the data shows is that enlistment drops exponentially after the age of 20 or 21, because until that age, children cannot think far enough into the future to consider what might be the consequences of their choices.
This entire 'movement' towards influencing our children has been contrived and long planned. I've stated before that I believe it fits in, ultimately, with depopulation of the planet, from the apex of control.
Has anyone ever considered the very sudden appearance of transgendered persons in government (and it is at all levels, down to towns) and schools? Has anyone ever wondered at the gross over representation of the population, not only in these institutions, but in the media and entertainment industries too?
Except when I look at Michelle Obama, the PM OF New Zealand, and Lady Gaga, I see that they didn't have their genitalia chopped off and reformed into the opposite. I don't know about current surgical expertise, but what I read, in the past, concerning what was constructed was a poor excuse for a penis or a vagina and intercourse was painful, if not impossible. These were from testimonies of trans who deeply regretted their decisions, once they matured.
I won't go into much on why this is an abomonation when presented to young children. But I will ask the question, why is it so all important for teachers/adults to have discussions with the very young? (toddlers to pre-teens) What is the incessant need of individuals to discuss their orientations to children? What is their need to make appearences so freakishly different? Yeah, I dressed outlandishly as a teen....but then I grew up, on time, not pushing any agenda, well into my adulthood, thru my appearance. And I have no need for ppl to except me as I am. I grew up with a well developed sense of self.
Below is a very long and very good explaintion from a young woman, a 'detransitioner,' who takes much time to explain how she was led into making decisions that harmed her and took away from any real issues that needed healed, what information was withheld, and more.
SNIP:
“My name is Helena, and as of this writing I’m a 23-year-old woman who, as a teenager, believed I was transgender. In the years since detransitioning (stopping testosterone treatment and no longer seeing myself as transgender), I’ve become interested in exploring why, in the last decade, nearly every English-speaking country has seen a meteoric rise in adolescents believing they are transgender and pursuing cosmetic medical and surgical interventions. Here, I’d like to go over how and why I came to see myself as transgender, the process of transitioning, and the events leading up to and following my detransition.
The short version of my detransition story for those who want the bare details is that when I was fifteen, I was introduced to gender ideology on Tumblr and began to call myself nonbinary. Over the next few years, I would continue to go deeper and deeper down the trans identity rabbit hole, and by the time I was eighteen, I saw myself as a “trans man”, otherwise known as “FtM”. Shortly after my eighteenth birthday, I made an appointment at a Planned Parenthood to begin a testosterone regimen. At my first appointment, I was prescribed testosterone, and I would remain on this regimen for a year and a half. It had an extremely negative effect on my mental health, and I finally admitted what a disaster it had been when I was 19, sometime around February or March 2018. When the disillusionment fully set in, I stopped the testosterone treatment and began the process of getting my life back on track. It has not been easy, and the whole experience seriously derailed my life in ways I could never have foreseen when I was that fifteen-year-old kid playing with pronouns on Tumblr.”
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By Any Other Name