Chloe Cole, biological female, on testosterone (left), and after “de-transitioning.”

Losing organs?

That’s gnarly, bro.

Wipeout!

Bummer, dude!

New York Post:

“I was failed by the system. I literally lost organs.”

When Chloe was 12 years old, she decided she was transgender. At 13, she came out to her parents. That same year, she was put on puberty blockers and prescribed testosterone. At 15, she underwent a double mastectomy. Less than a year later, she realized she’d made a mistake — all by the time she was 16 years old.

Now 17, Chloe is one of a growing cohort called “detransitioners” — those who seek to reverse a gender transition, often after realizing they actually do identify with their biological sex. Tragically, many will struggle for the rest of their lives with the irreversible medical consequences of a decision they made as minors.

“I can’t stay quiet,” said Chloe. “I need to do something about this and to share my own cautionary tale.”

In recent years, the number of children experiencing gender dysphoria in the West has skyrocketed. Exact figures are difficult to come by, but, between 2009 and 2019, children being referred for transitioning treatment in the United Kingdom increased 1,000% among biological males and 4,400% among biological females. Meanwhile, the number of young people identifying as transgender in the US has almost doubled since 2017, according to a new Centers for Disease Control & Prevention report.

Historically, transitioning from male to female was vastly more common, with this cohort typically experiencing persistent gender dysphoria from a very young age. Recently, however, the status quo has reversed, and female-to-male transitions have become the overwhelming majority.

Dr. Lisa Littman, a former professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Brown University, coined the term “rapid onset gender dysphoria” to describe this subset of transgender youth, typically biological females who become suddenly dysphoric during or shortly after puberty. Littman believes this may be due to adolescent girls’ susceptibility to peer influence on social media.

Helena Kerschner, a 23-year-old detransitioner from Cincinnati, Ohio, who was born a biological female, first felt gender dysphoric at age 14. She says Tumblr sites filled with transgender activist content spurred her transition.

“I was going through a period where I was just really isolated at school, so I turned to the Internet,” she recalled. In her real life, Kerschner had a falling out with friends at school; online however, she found a community that welcomed her. “My dysphoria was definitely triggered by this online community. I never thought about my gender or had a problem with being a girl before going on Tumblr.”

Helena Kerschner

Chloe Cole, a 17-year-old student in California, had a similar experience when she joined Instagram at 11. “I started being exposed to a lot of LGBT content and activism,” she said. “I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the time, I didn’t really have a lot of friends of my own.”

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According to an online survey of detransitioners conducted by Dr. Lisa Littman last year, 40% said their gender dysphoria was caused by a mental-health condition and 62% felt medical professionals did not investigate whether trauma was a factor in their transition decisions.

“My dysphoria collided with my general depression issues and body image issues,” Helena recalled. “I just came to the conclusion that I was born in the wrong body and that all my problems in life would be solved if I transitioned.”

Chloe had a similar experience. “Because my body didn’t match beauty ideals, I started to wonder if there was something wrong with me. I thought I wasn’t pretty enough to be a girl, so I’d be better off as a boy. Deep inside, I wanted to be pretty all along, but that’s something I kept suppressed.”

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Chloe said testosterone altered her bone structure, permanently sharpening her jawline and broadening her shoulders. She said she also struggles with increased body and facial hair. She has a large scar across her chest from her mastectomy, which disturbed her about surgery. “The recovery was a very graphic process, and it was definitely something I wasn’t prepared for,” she said. “I couldn’t even bear to look at myself sometimes. It would make me nauseous.”

Gravest of all concerns is her fertility. Although she’d like to have children one day, Chloe doesn’t know whether the viability of her eggs was compromised by years of testosterone injections. She’s working with doctors to find out, and her medical future is uncertain. “I’m still in the dark about the overall picture of my health right now,” she said.

I’m not going to mock these people.

No, I am. Of course.

But this really is just about the darkest thing you can even imagine. They are brainwashing vulnerable people and then telling them to mutilate their bodies, permanently, in order to feed a distressed emotional state. I can’t really think of any worse possible crime.

Related:

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The funny part though is that most of them don’t try to “detransition.” I mean, after you’ve cut your dick and balls off, your only real option is suicide.

It’s easier for women. If they cut their tits off, they can get implants. They won’t ever be able to feel sexual pleasure, but that’s a small part of a woman’s life.

If you’ve been made into a eunuch though… yikes.

But..but…like I was rebelling against my parents and Trump and the anti gay Republicans and I got massive likes on my TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter for being so ‘progressive’….

— ⛩Mokin-rui’ (@BpSitRep) June 18, 2022

Totally not a mental disorder pic.twitter.com/oBMbhro788

— Loading… (@jimmystruther) June 18, 2022

These people need body positivity therapy and depression meds, not hormones and surgery. pic.twitter.com/Ifk7HIbXCe

— Hello, this is Nobody. Hello? (@Nobodys_Inn) June 18, 2022

This is sad. Medical professionals know that adolescence is not the time to make life altering decisions.

— 🌊 KAP 🌊 (@picbykap) June 18, 2022

Really good subreddit as well — lots of people with regret.

— Formaldehydi (@Formaldehydi) June 18, 2022

My question is who will be held accountable say, 10 years down the road when the loudest voices advocating for this finally figure out its a bad idea to let pre-teens and teens make such life altering decisions? What about the money hungry doctors? Virtue signaling parents?

— Matt wilson (@Bpp30mMatt) June 18, 2022

All these kids say online activists cause their dysphoria. Everyone feels weird during puberty, the world was better when they could just be emo. Hair dye isn’t life altering.

— Amanda Jean (@AJAmmirabilis) June 18, 2022

Keep your kids away from social media!

— TRUMP 2024!✊🇺🇸🍊🐐 (@TrumplicanLex) June 18, 2022

Brian Belovitch, 63

There’s a rare breed of tranny that’s even trannier than the average tranny: bidirectional trannies.

They transition and then try to transition back, but where they end up is never quite the place from which they started.

These poor beings were often encouraged to mutilate their bodies by so-called experts and professionals, but they never got the happiness they were promised.

Daily Mail:

A man who spent 11 years living as a transgender woman has trained as a counselor to help people accept their gender, after ‘detransitioning’ back to being male.

Constantly mistaken for a girl, from childhood onwards, Brian Belovitch, now 63, from Brooklyn, decided to transition to a woman when he was 19-years-old, instead of embracing his ‘effeminate gay identity’ as he does today.

Brian transitioned in the late 1970s, and spend eleven years living as a busty female performer named Tish, after going through hormone therapy and breast implants.

However, he soon realized his transition had not made him happy and reverted back to his old self, and now lives as a gay man again.

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Known as a ‘detransitioner’ – a transgender person who has reverted back to the sex they were assigned at birth – Brian believes we are seeing ‘the tip of the iceberg’ when it comes to people making the decision to change gender in this way.

He said: ‘You’d be shocked by how many people are already coming out in the community to talk about this.

‘I think people have this idea that transitioning is a great fix all and end up doing it for the wrong reasons.

‘People like myself have a duty to speak out and be vocal – it’s the only way to stop the same mistakes being made again.’

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Hitting rock bottom in the 1980s and seeking therapy, in 1986 Brian decided he was fundamentally unhappy in his own skin and decided to transition back to being male.

‘It was such a relief,’ he said. ‘I finally felt at peace in myself for the first time.

‘It felt like my world had become a lot simpler by the decision and I could finally live the life I wanted to.’

This was him pretending to be female:

This was him after “transitioning” back to male:

Medical doctors, psychologists, and psychiatrists taking part in the process of “transitioning” people are abusers. They take advantage of mentally ill people who need help in order to fill their pockets.

Transgenders say they feel uncomfortable in their own bodies, but cutting off their reproductive organs and pumping them full of hormones was never proven to help them feel comfortable with the result.

From what they say and what can be observed, the so-called “transition” never really fixes anything.

Transgenders who transition back into something resembling what they were before mutilating their bodies and messing with their hormones are becoming an increasingly common phenomenon.

So far, it looks like transgenders in general either end up committing suicide or attempt to transition back into their original form after a painful period of trying to get everyone to comply with their delusions.

Daily Mail:

An academic who detransitioned after regretting painful sex swap surgery claims he was ‘hurtled’ through the process and would never have gone through with it if therapists had addressed his traumatic past.

Criminologist Richard Hoskins, 56, was sexually abused as a child and suffered the earth-shattering loss of three of his children.

He started exploring the idea of changing his gender after the death of his third child and the breakdown of his second marriage, buying illegal hormones off the Internet in 2014.

Richard Hoskins before “transitioning.”

Just a few weeks later he was in what he calls the ‘NHS gender identity machine’ and was being fast tracked through a process that usually takes years.

He flew to Thailand to have operations to remove his testicles and reconstruct his face to look more like ‘Rachel’ and less like Richard.

But when he returned to the UK and the Health Service offered him surgery to fully transition, he started to doubt everything.

He says he soon realised he was ‘using gender transition to escape his past’ and claims he regrets his operations ‘every day’.

Speaking on Victoria Derbyshire today, he said: ‘For the sake of the nation’s sanity, we first need to explore if something else is going on before people transition.’

No, the motto here in the West is “cut dicks first, ask questions later.”

The pinnacle of current year virtue.

Of course there’s something else going on with people who want to mutilate their genitals.

Until the fact that no one who’s right in the head would think about stuff like that is openly recognized, these sick people won’t be able to get the help they need and they will continue to be exploited, used and abused.

After taking powerful testosterone blockers and oestrogen he went to his GP, who referred him to a Gender Identity Clinic (GIC) within two weeks, he told the BBC.

He said: ‘I went to the GP who felt sorry for me. They referred me to the GIC, which usually takes the best part of a year. But I saw my first consultant in two weeks, which is incredible.’

Quizzed on why he was referred so quickly, he added: ‘They knew I was self-prescribing and I needed help.

‘But another theory is that I’m highly educated, I had done my research and I was very convincing. If that’s the truth, it’s highly disturbing.’

He said that soon after he returned from Thailand, where he underwent a number of gruelling procedures, he was being offered vaginoplasty, the operation that turns penises into vaginas, on the NHS.

Mr Hoskins said: ‘The NHS offered me full construction of a vagina from my penis.

‘When that letter landed on my doormat it was a very fast process. I was due to go to hospital in a couple of months’ time. That was the first moment of absolute doubt.

‘I had started to question things from around four weeks earlier. I went to see a gender psychotherapist and she said to me, what pain are you carrying?

‘It was a life-changing, jaw dropping moment.’

He told the BBC he did have counselling on the NHS, but it was only three sessions, which he maintains only focused on gender dysphoria – not any other underlying issues.

Mr Hoskins said: ‘It was the first time anybody had stopped and asked what is going on underneath the surface.

‘You get counselling, but it’s gender counselling, and it’s only three appointments.

‘They are only focused on the gender issue. They do ask for your back story, but they didn’t address my painful past.

‘All they wanted to talk about was gender dysphoria.’

I’m telling you: cut dicks first, ask questions later.

The 56-year-old said that had he done his two years of counselling for post-traumatic stress disorder before he started his journey to become Rachel, he would not have gone through with it.

He told the programme: ‘I’m not against gender transition. But what I would equally say is there are a huge number of people who use gender transition to escape their pain.

‘I was escaping my pain and my past. I had gone through extreme trauma, but PTSD switches off the normal ways in which we analyse things.

He added: ‘I’m saying, let’s pause the process, let’s slow it down.

‘I have a lot of trans friends who now regret transitioning.’

Asked whether he regrets transitioning, he said: ‘Absolutely. Every day.

‘I have made irreversible changes. I have no naturally-occurring hormones.

‘I have breasts. I can’t go outside in a T-shirt. I still can’t feel my skull in some places.

‘But I am lucky to be alive. I’ve been through hell but I do believe it’s possible to live in your own skin and be happy again.’

…

Reflecting on his past, he said today: ‘I should have had weekly therapy. I know now.

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‘The highest rate of suicide of any mental health issue is those who believe they have gender dysphoria.

‘That alone should say is it gender dysphoria or is it another issue?’

The solution isn’t to stop men from cutting off their dicks but to change society so everyone is accepting of vaginas made out of surgically-inverted dicks.

Perhaps if everyone is transgender, transgenders will finally find happiness.

They are both trans.

This woman:

“Transitioned” into this:

Then “transitioned” into this:

I didn’t expect these levels of Stunningly Brave to materialize in the current iteration of current year.

We really are under budget and ahead of schedule.

Daily Mail:

A woman who decided at the age of 44 to transition to become a transgender man has revealed how she ‘deeply regrets’ her decision and is now ‘de-transitioning’ to live as a woman again.

Appearing on Newsnight, the UK woman, known as Debbie, discussed with presenter Deborah Cohen how she feels she ‘mutilated’ the body she was born with by surgically transitioning.

Born female, Debbie realised she wanted to be a transgender male after watching an episode of 90s television show Kilroy, in which the host Robert Kilroy-Silk was interviewing female-to-male transgender people.

She told Cohen: ‘I just happened to turn the TV on at the right time. Kilroy was on and he was basically talking to female to male transgender people and it was like a Eureka [moment]. 

‘I thought ‘This is me, this is what I’ve got to do”‘

What she said is proof of the effect that the promotion of transgenderism and transsexualism can have on vulnerable people.

That was decades ago. Imagine what the effect of the current trend of glorifying and celebrating “transitioning” is.

We even have TV shows entirely devoted to dick-cutting and fake vaginas now.

Debbie, who says she was sexually abused as a child, set about taking testosterone and photographs of her three years into her transition show her clearly presenting as male.

Now in her early sixties, Debbie says in the footage that she thought she would become a different person if she became male, saying ‘I thought I’d become accepted in the world.’

After undergoing a full female-to-male surgical transition including having a penis made from skin on her forearm, Debbie lived as a man, Lee, for 17 years, continuing to take testosterone and wearing a full beard.

Now she is in the process of detransitioning after saying she deeply regrets what’s happened.

She describes her realisation that she no longer wanted to live as a trans male, saying: ‘I remember breaking down, it was like “‘This was a mistake, it should never have happened”‘.

Debbie adds: ‘But what the hell do you do about it? How do you go through another harrowing transition? I’ve got no hair, I’ve got a beard, I’ve had my body mutilated – what do you do about it? To get back to being the Debbie that I was?’

It’s amazing how hilarious a sad story can be.

I wonder if she’ll go through gender reassignment surgery again to get a fake vagina to replace the real one that she lost.

There is no going back for her now.

She’s a mutilated, deformed creature damned to live the rest of her days as a parody of a parody, displaying the scars she gained after attempting to cross the sharp gender line twice.

Her story should serve as a warning, but knowing Current Year, it is likelier to be used as encouragement for people to go the genitalia-less “nullo” route instead.