When puberty hit I grew to hate my body. Curves, breasts, periods..... suddenly I wasn’t treated the same anymore. I wasn’t cool with that /2pic.twitter.com/vZBTv5CzSU
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When puberty hit I grew to hate my body. Curves, breasts, periods..... suddenly I wasn’t treated the same anymore. I wasn’t cool with that /2pic.twitter.com/vZBTv5CzSU
I wore baggy clothes, I knew I was different to the ‘other girls’ but desperately sought acceptance. I felt so wrong & never fitted in. I was suicidal. Why was I so wrong & everyone else so right? /3pic.twitter.com/82UNWES960
I was teased for having large breasts, I begged my GP to have them reduced after I was molested by a man. Looking back I was desperate to escape my female body. I was disgusted by it. I tried so hard to hide it. /4pic.twitter.com/jAUU70tgqq
I did not have social media. Thankfully I knew nothing of gender ideology. No one told me I didn’t have to fit in & or that I was perfect the way I was. Being so desperate & vulnerable, had this been today, like my daughter is.... I would have been on the trans train /5pic.twitter.com/gUD0dcpmLS
As time went on, two children later I learned to accept my body & experiment with femininity & masculinity. I knew of no other choice.
No one needs to be anything to fit in. I was born in my body which happened to be female. I’m grateful for that body now. #ROGDWEEK2018 /endpic.twitter.com/1icG8cPeYt
I’m adding to this thread to highlight the harm of labelling natural behaviour. It is reprehensible to tell a child they can be the opposite sex! ‘My child was almost incandescent with joy when I told her she could be a girl if she wanted to be’https://www.independent.ie/life/health-wellbeing/im-a-proud-mum-to-a-transgender-child-39061549.html …
This thread highlights the regressive nature of trans ideology & the common denominator in ‘trans parents’ stories. Each of their stories details their child’s gender non conforming behaviour. In other words, preference for toys and clothes. #stoptheharmhttps://twitter.com/itsjillgardner/status/1101913684312502272 …
I’m so glad that no one put the idea in my head that I could possibly be a boy trapped in a girls body 
A story that many people share.
You were a beautiful child, teenager and now woman. So sorry you spent so long feeling that you didn’t fit in. Glad you’re so happy now 
Thank you 
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