One would think they’d need to know a lot more about me and my life beyond what you can find out in a few essays before making such an assessment but hey, what do I know?
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Fun times, a Gender Crit organization trying to influence healthcare for trans and GNC youth thinks it can diagnose my overall mental health by reading my recent writing. Wanting there to be more resources for trauma survivors is apparently a sign that I’m unwell.pic.twitter.com/vMXBYqpeIe
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I guess you need all kinds of psych assessments and intensive therapy to find out if a kid is really trans but you only need to read a handful of blog posts to tell that a retransitioning person is acting out trauma.
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By the way, back when I was detrans, one of the members of their board, Lisa Marchiano, asked if she could use quotes from my blog for a video she was making (I declined). Folks like her liked me back when they could use my story, now not so much.pic.twitter.com/C6tuc6H68G
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Take good care of yourself, I read your blog..it v poignant/ nuanced. All I wish for folk is wherever they end up in terms of their identity...if it's right for them that should always be enough...and anyone questioning their identity should have access to good quality support
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I read your recent post about detransitioning & the way people within GC groups treated you. It's strange to see them pretend they're "concerned" about you when really they're just trying to control the narrative, now that you're speaking freely.
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Honestly, a lot of Gender Crits and rad fems didn't like me even when I was still detrans. Lots of GCs like detrans people as evidence, not people with their own thoughts and opinions. As a detrans woman, I dealt with lots of objectification and disrespect from rad fems/GCs.
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