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I tweet about my experiences and opinions. #detrans

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    1. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 Jan 30

      My mum reluctantly supported my transition. She knew I was mentally unwell when I began pursuing it. She knew I was probably making a mistake. Yet, she said nothing. Why? Fear. The fear of a mother, that her vulnerable daughter would cut her off if she objected. 1/8

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    2. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 Jan 30

      She revealed something to me recently that she's never told me before. She attended counseling to address her grief at losing a daughter when I began to transition. She felt her daughter had died, and in her place was some man who was demanding to be her son. 2/8

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    3. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 Jan 30

      She was a grieving mother with nobody and nowhere to turn to, because her grief was painted as transphobic and hateful, when in fact it was the opposite. It was unconditional love for her daughter that forced her to support me and stay by my side even though it hurt her. 3/8

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    4. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 Jan 30

      Nobody ever asked her how she was. Nobody ever checked in to see how she was handling the loss of her youngest daughter. People just kept saying “good for her,” while she cried herself to sleep after looking at my baby pictures. 4/8

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      Watson‏ @ImWatson91 Jan 30

      My mum didn't question or challenge me because she didn't want to lose me. The gender clinic had no such pressure. It was their job to question and challenge me – to evaluate my (clearly) poor mental health and treat me accordingly. Instead, they handed me HRT and surgery. 5/8

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        2. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 Jan 30

          I'll never forget my mums face when I showed her the result of my double mastectomy. She physically recoiled, but then pulled herself together to support me. But I'll never forget the horror in her face when she saw her physically healthy daughters bloody, bandaged chest. 6/8

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        3. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 Jan 30

          Today, my wonderful mum is still by my side, and has been equally supportive of my detransition. But I'll never forget the pain I put her through, the expectations I had – that she forget her beloved daughter and welcome her new son without question. 7/8

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        4. Watson‏ @ImWatson91 Jan 30

          The parents of trans people receive so little support or compassion. It is not transphobic for you to grieve, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. I used to say “I'm still me!” but I wasn't. Transition changes you, and your loved ones will be the first to notice that. 8/8

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        1. Dawn‏ @Opticheart Jan 30
          Replying to @ImWatson91 @Jude90293402

          Thank you! I have not read of anyone talking about the parents.

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        1. Neenaw 🟥‏ @Here2read123 Jan 31
          Replying to @ImWatson91

          I wish I could hug your mum! Well done you for being so perceptive even while going through your own struggles xx

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        1. MARIA‏ @MARIA63602581 Jan 31
          Replying to @ImWatson91 @feline_charm

          Your mum sounds like an amazing woman. Nobody ever talks about the effect of kids transitioning on their parents except to call them transphobic if they have reservations. Thank you for sharing this...its been very enlightening.

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        1. traceylee‏ @epiphanylee_t Feb 4
          Replying to @ImWatson91 @EvaPoen

          I'm so sorry for this obvious malpractice that has become the standard in what is supposed to be a science-based field. I KNOW that had I grown up in today's world, some prick with a clipboard would've told me I was a boy. I would've believed him due to my severe mental state.

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