Dr. Emmy Zje

@Emmy_Zje

Hey y’all, I’m Emmy. Let’s talk about some stuff. reader, musician, cooking, your fav stem professor 🏳️‍🌈 She/Her 🛡 Personal (sassy) account 💁🏼‍♀️

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Vrijeme pridruživanja: svibanj 2017.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    28. kol 2019.

    Some women: •are tall •have a deep voice •have facial hair •have broad shoulders & big muscles •cannot get pregnant •don’t have a uterus or period •match nary a single fem stereotype •have xy chromosomes Yep. Cis women are diverse as heck! Oh Right! Trans women too! 💁🏼‍♀️

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  2. prije 1 sat

    Let’s be clear here: Trans folks don’t wanna “trans the kids...” We just don’t want you to “cis the kids” either! I honestly believe the suicide rate for unsupported trans kids puts people into a form of shock. I don’t think they honestly believe it. Believe it! It’s real! 😭

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  3. prije 2 sata

    If kids know being trans isn’t: -wanting to play with gendered toys -wanting to dress/act/look a certain way -wanting a type of hairstyle -etc it goes a long way in easing confusion and anxiety of both kids and parents. Also, you can’t make a cis kid trans nor a trans kid cis.

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  4. prije 4 sata

    Besides most cis folks who make a mistake about transition will know rather quickly. Hormones aren’t just molecules that induce physical changes to secondary sex characteristics. They’re also powerful neurological agents that strongly correlate with mental and emotional wellness.

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    prije 4 sata
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    Confused kids of any and every sort need to be told what trans feels like, what cis feels like, what cis GNC feels like, what hetero, gay, lesbian, bi feel like, so that they can recognise themselves in themselves.

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  6. prije 4 sata

    These folks pretend to be SOO concerned with detrans, but anyone will tell ya buyer’s remorse drops precipitously with more information given in advance. Confused cis GNC kids would need far less (if any) therapy to understand themselves following trans education at a young age.

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  7. prije 4 sata

    Shoving trans folks further underground only causes more confusion for EVERYONE about what it means to actually be trans, trans people especially! If someone had taught me as a child about trans, it would’ve saved me decades of confusion, shame, and anguished battles with myself.

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  8. prije 4 sata

    If transphobes were *genuinely* concerned about detransition rates for youth, they’d be avid supporters of both trans visibility and LGBTQ+ education in schools so that the kids who DO question can better see and know for themselves what being trans *actually* means.

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    prije 22 sata
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    Did someone say smile thread? Can do!

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  10. prije 7 sati

    Look how committed these folks are to dishonesty. Instead of acknowledging the methods are unscientific and unethical BECAUSE of the ease with which people can skew the data, they just blame trans people for pointing out the deficiency and get mad THEY can’t skew the data now.

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  11. prije 7 sati

    This thread made me cry so many times last night and this morning from the strong, unabashedly supportive parents. I think if my mom had been let into the know when I was a kid by the men "dealing with me," she would’ve done the same thing. She supports me now fwiw. My BFF ❤️

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    prije 16 sati
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    My kid transitioned at 13 and now 21 amazing college student (in stealth) i started a chapter because advocating, protecting, loving kids is my Grrrrrr🐯

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    prije 18 sati

    WE DID IT! The bill attacking trans youth is DEAD! TY to all the trans Floridians, parents (especially the mama bears!), healthcare experts, partner orgs whose brave, honest, loving words drowned out the homophobic rhetoric of the anti-LGBTQ extremists in the room.

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    Oh and for those of you struggling with worries that you’re “playing pretend”, especially in the early stages of transition? Look at teenagers. Pretending a little is a key part of growing up—it’s how you figure out which parts are real.

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    Yes. Yes. This. When my kid came out as trans to us, we did what you're supposed to do: came back with love and unconditional support, which is why they're thriving. Yet people to this day, four years later, openly question our judgment.

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    prije 22 sata
    Odgovor korisnicima

    You're welcome. It's not exactly hard to be a good parent to a trans kid. You just have to accept that their reality is equally valid to your own. And love them as hard as you can.

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    prije 22 sata
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    Thank you 🙏 I am the parent of a 10 year old trans daughter and I do feel isolated and alone most of the time, I turn to Twitter when I need to feel a sense of community and I am willing to bear the judgement and isolation in order to do what’s right for my beautiful daughter 💕

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  18. prije 23 sata

    Are there any trans-exclusive support groups for parents in the US? PFLAG aside since it’s focus obviously evolved over time to include trans folks.

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    Thank you, thank you! ❤️ Seeing my kid happy in his skin is the best feeling in the world. I wish every kid could experience it.

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    Supporting our son is like breathing. Natural. He is amazing and I am privileged to be his mom.

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    3. velj

    Every time I see a trans kid being open and supported by their family I just get so happy. Sure part of me is sad I didn't get to have that, but I'm happy that they can have it better than I did. Parents like this play such a major role. Trans children need advocates like them

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