Family members telling me they “always felt” my decision to transition was a mistake. I ask “why didn’t you say anything back then?” They reply “we didn’t want to upset you.” Please, upset me. If you have concerns about someone you love – talk to them about it. It might help.
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Replying to @ImWatson91 @teaandabikkie
Welcome back. that's the biggest problem these days, this stuff is framed with stupid terms like 'Phobia' 'Micro agreesion' or 'safe space' using emotion to enforce thier will. it has stopped friends and family who know us best, from speaking out. Im glad youre doing better.
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Replying to @AndyJ93519624 @teaandabikkie
The very fact that this ideology divides families and makes parents too afraid to voice their concerns to their own children is a massive red flag. It’s like challenging a cult.
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I am legitimately afraid to talk to my 14 year old FTM’s school bc of the stories about child protective services getting involved. I think their early conversations about gender identity planted the seeds for this identity crisis. She’s planning on HRT and a mastectomy at 18.
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I’d look for a therapist who doesn’t focus on gender. If she can speak to a professional who will focus on any other issues she may have, who can dig into where her dysphoria came from and exactly when it developed, an alternative treatment that isn’t HRT may be identified.
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She’s seeing a good therapist who is doing exactly that. I think it’s all an escape from reality.
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Exactly. I wish you both the very best for the future
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