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A classroom door in Howard County, Maryland. Homeschool your kids pic.twitter.com/lwypNspNYd

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) January 5, 2023

The tranny thing is a safe issue for Republicans who now support faggot “marriage.”

In another few years, they will be voting for child trannies and then saying they’re against whatever the next worst thing ever is (honestly, I can’t think of anything worse than child trannies, but I’m sure the Jews will manage).

AP:

After a midterm election and record flow of anti-transgender legislation last year, Republican state lawmakers this year are zeroing in on questions of bodily autonomy with new proposals to limit gender-affirming health care and abortion access.

More than two dozen bills seeking to restrict transgender health care access have been introduced across 11 states — Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Virginia — for the legislative sessions beginning in early 2023.

Bills targeting other facets of trans livelihood have been filed in many of the same states and are expected in several others with GOP majorities.

Gender-affirming health care providers and parents of trans youths are the primary targets of these bills, many of which seek to criminalize helping a trans child obtain what doctors and psychologists widely consider “medically necessary care.”

Erin Reed, a researcher who tracks transgender legislation, said statehouses where Republicans expanded their margins in the midterms will likely double down on anti-trans legislation this year and reintroduce some of the more drastic measures that didn’t pass in previous sessions.

Of the 35 anti-LGBTQ bills already introduced in Texas, three would classify providing gender-affirming care to minors as a form of child abuse, following a directive last year from Republican Gov. Greg Abbott that ordered child welfare agents to open abuse investigations into parents who let their children receive gender-affirming care.

In Tennessee, the GOP-controlled legislature announced after Election Day that its first priority would be to ban medical providers from altering a child’s hormones or performing surgeries that enable them to present as a gender different from their sex. The pre-filed bill would replace present law with more stringent restrictions.

The World Professional Association for Transgender Health said last year that teens experiencing gender dysphoria can start taking hormones at age 14 and can have certain surgeries at ages 15 or 17. The group acknowledged potential risks but said it was unethical to withhold early treatments, which can improve psychological well-being and reduce suicide risk.

Related: Doctors Tell Parents Kids May Commit Suicide Unless They Go Full Tranny

Republicans don’t have the spine to actually ever do anything.

All they ever do is talk.

Maybe they’ll try to slow the tranny agenda a little bit, but it will be for just a couple years.

Several GOP governors have already embraced tranny mutilations of children – including the highly celebrated “Governor Kid-Toucher.”

]]> The Science Says Studying Detransitioners is Key to Stop Trannies From Detransitioning https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/12/23/the-science-says-studying-detransitioners-is-key-to-stop-trannies-from-detransitioning/ Fri, 23 Dec 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Listening to the science means being willing to question your prior assumptions when confronted by new data.

An in-depth investigation into detransition and the state of the research, also featuring @redetranscanada https://t.co/O31YiKywek pic.twitter.com/4k9fyBb3RH

— Kinnon Ross MacKinnon – MSW, PhD (@Kinnon_Ross) December 22, 2022


Reuters has a special report up about the problem of trannies “detransitioning” from being trannies, with experts saying they are trying to figure out how to stop this from happening.

It seems that if you’re going to count up the “detransitioners,” you need to count the trannies who commit suicide.

There are no dead trannies – only men and women with mutilated bodies.

Reuters:

Understanding the reasons some transgender people quit treatment is key to improving it, especially for the rising number of minors seeking to medically transition, experts say. But for many researchers, detransitioning and regret have long been untouchable subjects.

For years, Dr Kinnon MacKinnon, like many people in the transgender community, considered the word “regret” to be taboo.

MacKinnon, a 37-year-old transgender man and assistant professor of social work at York University here, thought it was offensive to talk about people who transitioned, later regretted their decision, and detransitioned. They were too few in number, he figured, and any attention they got reinforced to the public the false impression that transgender people were incapable of making sound decisions about their treatment.

MacKinnon, a 37-year-old transgender man.

“This doesn’t even really happen,” MacKinnon recalled thinking as he listened to an academic presentation on detransitioners in 2017. “We’re not supposed to be talking about this.”

MacKinnon, whose academic career has focused on sexual and gender minority health, assumed that nearly everyone who detransitioned did so because they lacked family support or couldn’t bear the discrimination and hostility they encountered – nothing to do with their own regret. To learn more about this group for a new study, he started interviewing people.

In the past year, MacKinnon and his team of researchers have talked to 40 detransitioners in the United States, Canada and Europe, many of them having first received gender-affirming medical treatment in their 20s or younger. Their stories have upended his assumptions.

Many have said their gender identity remained fluid well after the start of treatment, and a third of them expressed regret about their decision to transition from the gender they were assigned at birth. Some said they avoided telling their doctors about detransitioning out of embarrassment or shame. Others said their doctors were ill-equipped to help them with the process. Most often, they talked about how transitioning did not address their mental health problems.

In his continuing search for detransitioners, MacKinnon spent hours scrolling through TikTok and sifting through online forums where people shared their experiences and found comfort from each other. These forays opened his eyes to the online abuse detransitioners receive – not just the usual anti-transgender attacks, but members of the transgender community telling them to “shut up” and even sending death threats.

“I can’t think of any other examples where you’re not allowed to speak about your own healthcare experiences if you didn’t have a good outcome,” MacKinnon told Reuters.

The stories he heard convinced him that doctors need to provide detransitioners the same supportive care they give to young people to transition, and that they need to inform their patients, especially minors, that detransitioning can occur because gender identity may change. A few months ago, he decided to organize a symposium to share his findings and new perspective with other researchers, clinicians, and patients and their families.

Not everyone was willing to join the discussion. A Canadian health provider said it couldn’t participate, citing recent threats to hospitals offering youth gender care. An LGBTQ advocacy group refused to promote the event. MacKinnon declined to identify either, telling Reuters he didn’t want to single them out. Later, after he shared his findings on Twitter, a transgender person denounced his work as “transphobia.”

He expected his research would be a hard sell even to many of the 100 or so people from Canada, the United States and elsewhere who accepted his invitation. “I need your help,” he told the crowd that assembled in November in a York University conference room for the daylong session. “My perspectives have changed significantly. But I recognize that for many of you, you may find yourselves feeling much like I did back in 2017 – challenged, apprehensive, maybe fearful.”

Fighting words

In the world of gender-affirming care, as well as in the broader transgender community, few words cause more discomfort and outright anger than “detransition” and “regret.” That’s particularly true among medical practitioners in the United States and other countries who provide treatment to rising numbers of minors seeking to transition.

They insist, as MacKinnon once did, that detransitioning is too rare to warrant much attention, citing their own experiences with patients and extant research to support their view. When someone does detransition, they say, it’s almost never because of regret, but rather, a response to the hardship of living in a society where transphobia still runs rampant.

“These patients are not returning in droves” to detransition, said Dr Marci Bowers, a transgender woman, gender surgeon and president of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), an international group that sets guidelines for transgender care. Patients with regret “are very rare,” she told Reuters. “Highest you’ll find is 1% or 1.5% of any kind of regret.”

Doctors and many transgender people say that focusing on isolated cases of detransitioning and regret endangers hard-won gains for broader recognition of transgender identity and a rapid increase in the availability of gender care that has helped thousands of minors. They argue that as youth gender care has become highly politicized in the United States and other countries, opponents of that care are able to weaponize rare cases of detransition in their efforts to limit or end it altogether, even though major medical groups deem it safe and potentially life-saving.

“Stories with people who have a lot of anger and regret” about transitioning are over-represented in the media, and they don’t reflect “what we are seeing in the clinics,” said Dr Jason Rafferty, a pediatrician and child psychiatrist at Hasbro Children’s Hospital in Providence, Rhode Island. He also helped write the American Academy of Pediatrics’ policy statement in support of gender-affirming care. Detransitioning is a “very invalidating term for a lot of people who are trans and gender-diverse,” Rafferty said.

Some people do detransition, however, and some do so because of regret. The incidence of regret could be as low as clinicians like Bowers say, or it could be much higher. But as Reuters found, hard evidence on long-term outcomes for the rising numbers of people who received gender treatment as minors is very weak.

Dr Laura Edwards-Leeper, a clinical psychologist in Oregon who treats transgender youths and a co-author of WPATH’s new Standards of Care for adolescents and children, said MacKinnon’s work represents some of the most extensive research to date on the reasons for detransitioning and the obstacles patients face. She said the vitriol he has encountered illustrates one reason so few clinicians and researchers are willing to broach the subject.

“People are terrified to do this research,” she said.

For this article, Reuters spoke to 17 people who began medical transition as minors and said they now regretted some or all of their transition. Many said they realized only after transitioning that they were homosexual, or they always knew they were lesbian or gay but felt, as adolescents, that it was safer or more desirable to transition to a gender that made them heterosexual. Others said sexual abuse or assault made them want to leave the gender associated with that trauma. Many also said they had autism or mental health issues such as bipolar disorder that complicated their search for identity as teenagers.

Echoing what MacKinnon has found in his work, nearly all of these young people told Reuters that they wished their doctors or therapists had more fully discussed these complicating factors before allowing them to medically transition.

No large-scale studies have tracked people who received gender care as adolescents to determine how many remained satisfied with their treatment as they aged and how many eventually regretted transitioning. The studies that have been done have yielded a wide range of findings, and even the most rigorous of them have severe limitations. Some focus on people who began treatment as adults, not adolescents. Some follow patients for only a short period of time, while others lose track of a significant number of patients.

“There’s a real need for more long-term studies that track patients for five years or longer,” MacKinnon said. “Many detransitioners talk about feeling good during the first few years of their transition. After that, they may experience regret.”

In October, Dutch researchers reported results of what they billed as the largest study to date of continuation of care among transgender youths. In a review of prescription drug records, they found that 704, or 98%, of 720 adolescents who started on puberty blockers before taking hormones had continued with treatment after four years on average. The researchers couldn’t tell from the records why the 16 had discontinued treatment.

Gender-care professionals and transgender-rights advocates hailed the 98% figure as evidence that regret is rare. However, the authors cautioned that the result may not be replicated elsewhere because the adolescents studied had undergone comprehensive assessments, lasting a year on average, before being recommended for treatment. This slower, methodical approach is uncommon at many U.S. gender clinics, where patient evaluations are typically done much faster and any delay in treatment, or “gatekeeping,” is often believed to put youth at risk of self-harm because of their distress from gender dysphoria.

Related: Doctors Tell Parents Kids May Commit Suicide Unless They Go Full Tranny

Dr Marianne van der Loos, the Dutch study’s lead author, is a physician at Amsterdam University Medical Center’s Center for Expertise on Gender Dysphoria, a pioneer in gender care for adolescents. “It’s important to have evidence-based medicine instead of expert opinion or just opinion at all,” van der Loos said.

Reliable evidence of the frequency of detransition and regret is important because, as MacKinnon, van der Loos and other researchers say, it could be used to help ensure that adolescent patients receive the best possible care.

Dr Laura Edwards-Leeper, clinical psychologist and co-author of WPATH treatment guidelines for adolescents
A basic tenet of modern medical science is to examine outcomes, identify potential mistakes, and, when deemed necessary, adjust treatment protocols to improve results for patients. For example, only after large international studies analyzing outcomes for thousands of patients did researchers establish that implanted coronary artery stents were no better than medication for treating most cases of heart disease.

Stronger data on outcomes, including the circumstances that make regret more likely, would also help transgender teens and their parents make better-informed decisions as they weigh the benefits and risks of treatments with potentially irreversible effects.

“We cannot carry on in this field that involves permanently changing young people’s bodies if we don’t fully understand what we’re doing and learn from those we fail,” said Edwards-Leeper, the clinical psychologist and WPATH member. “We need to take responsibility as a medical and mental-health community to see all the outcomes,” she said in an interview.

As Reuters reported in October, thousands of families in the U.S. have been weighing these difficult choices amid soaring numbers of children diagnosed with gender dysphoria, the distress experienced when a person’s gender identity doesn’t align with their gender assigned at birth. They have had to do so based on scant scientific evidence of the long-term safety and efficacy of gender-affirming treatment for minors.

Concern about how to cope with the growing waiting lists at gender clinics that treat minors has divided experts. Some urge caution to ensure that only adolescents deemed well-suited to treatment after thorough evaluation receive it. Others argue that any delay in treatment prolongs a child’s distress and puts them at risk of self-harm.

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“Sure of my identity”

Max Lazzara’s childhood in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was chaotic, with divorce, “moving around a lot, some emotionally abusive stuff at home,” she said. Her mother worked full-time, so Lazzara did most of the cooking, cleaning and caring for her little brother. She began to cut and burn herself as a means of coping and had tried to commit suicide three times before she entered high school, according to Lazzara and her medical records, which cite a history of bipolar disorder.

“The life of a woman was bleak to me,” Lazzara told Reuters. “I worried that I would have to get married to a man someday and have a baby. I wanted to run far away from that.”

In early 2011, when Lazzara was 14, she started questioning her gender identity. After discovering forums on Tumblr where young people described their transitions, she felt like something snapped into place. “I thought, ‘Wow, this could explain why my whole life felt wrong.’”

Max Lazzara finally found herself after losing her breasts and femininity.

During the summer of that year, Lazzara changed her name and began experimenting with presenting as more masculine. It felt good to cut her hair and wear gender-neutral or men’s clothing. She took medications and received therapy to treat bipolar disorder. But it wasn’t enough to alleviate her distress. In April 2012, Lazzara was admitted to the hospital at the University of Minnesota after a fourth suicide attempt.

Three weeks later, she sought care at the university’s Center for Sexual Health, where she was diagnosed with gender identity disorder. Lazzara told the clinic she was “sure of my identity,” according to her medical records. She wanted hormones and surgeries, the records show, including a mastectomy, a hysterectomy, and liposuction to slim her legs and hips. She was horrified at her body, could not look down in the shower and felt “absolute dread at the time of menstrual cycle,” the records note.

“I felt so strongly. I thought nothing would change my mind,” Lazzara told Reuters.

Clinicians at the university warned families that their children were suicidal “because they are born in the wrong bodies,” Lazzara’s mother, Lisa Lind, told Reuters. “I thought, ‘I’ll do whatever it takes, so she doesn’t kill herself.’”

Lazzara started taking testosterone in the fall of 2012, at age 16. She was still binding her breasts – so tightly, she said, that her ribs deformed. After a man groped her on the street, she decided to have breast-removal surgery, tapping the college fund her grandmother had left for her to cover the nearly $10,000 cost.

Initially, Lazzara was happy with her transition. She liked the changes from taking testosterone – the redistribution of fat away from her hips, the lower voice, the facial hair – and she was spared the sexist cat-calling that her female friends endured. “I felt like I was growing into something I wanted to be,” Lazzara said.

But her mental health continued to deteriorate. She attempted suicide twice more, at ages 17 and 20, landing in the hospital both times. Her depression worsened after a friend sexually abused her. She became dependent on prescription anti-anxiety medication and developed a severe eating disorder.

During the summer of 2020, Lazzara was spiraling. She realized she no longer believed in her gender identity, but “I didn’t see a way forward.”

That October, Lazzara was working as a janitor in an office building in the Seattle area when she caught her reflection in a bathroom mirror. For the first time, she said, she saw herself as a woman. “I had not allowed myself to have that thought before,” she said. It was shocking but also clarifying, she said, and “a peaceful feeling came over me.”

Then she began to ponder her sexuality. In middle school, she had crushes on girls. After her transition, she identified as a transgender man who was bisexual. Now, she realized, she was a lesbian.

Lazzara stopped taking testosterone. She later asked her doctor in the Seattle area for advice, but he seemed unsure about how to proceed. She found a new doctor and recently sought laser hair removal on her face.

Lazzara told Reuters she now realizes that gender treatment was not appropriate for her and that it took a toll on her physical and mental health. “I do wish my doctors had said to me, ‘It’s OK to feel disconnected from your body. It’s OK to like girls. It’s OK to be gender non-conforming.’”

Her original gender-care providers at the University of Minnesota declined to comment. In a statement, the university’s medical school said “gender-affirming care involves a carefully thought-out care plan between a patient and their multidisciplinary team of providers.”

Lazzara recently found the before-and-after pictures of her torso on the website of the surgeon who performed her mastectomy in 2013. She had given him permission to post the images because he was proud of the outcome. Seeing her body as it once was stunned her. “I saw my breasts before I got them removed. That’s my 16-year-old body,” she said. “I had no ability at that age to be in my own body in my own way.”

Since revealing she detransitioned, Lazzara said, many in the online transgender community who embraced her a decade ago have distanced themselves from her, and she has received hateful messages on social media. Now, when she sees someone come out online as detransitioned, she sends them a private message of support. “I know how lonely and alienating it can be,” she said.

 

It’s to be assumed that the tranny community – and the people in government and media who support it – would view “detransitioners” in the way that Moslems view apostates.

Obviously, they would rather they simply commit suicide, as then the propagandists can claim they committed suicide because normal people didn’t do enough for them.

]]> Women Much More Likely to Go Tranny and Mutilate Their Bodies Than Men https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/11/19/women-much-more-likely-to-go-tranny-and-mutilate-their-bodies-than-men/ Sat, 19 Nov 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Shouldn’t this be proof that women are oppressed?

If women are seeking to become men, it seems to me that they are not happy as women.

I don’t think the reason they are unhappy is oppression, but it sure seems to me that the media should be saying that.

Reuters:

A year after moving to Bridge City, Texas, 8-year-old Samuel Kulovitz thought his life couldn’t get any worse. He had made no friends in the swampy oil refinery town and spent most of his time in his family’s mobile home. He missed Florida and playing on the beach there with other children.

But life did get worse. He hit puberty. For Kulovitz, who was assigned female at birth, “growing into being a young woman horrified me,” he said. “I kept crying and crying, and I didn’t know why I didn’t like it.”

Then, at age 11, Kulovitz started venturing onto social media. There, he came across a cosplayer on Tumblr who said he realized he was a transgender boy from the euphoria he felt while dressed as the hero of an online comic. Kulovitz was transfixed. “I kept asking myself, ‘Why do you want to look like him?’” he told Reuters. In the online community where Kulovitz spent more and more time, he adopted the pronouns “he” and “him,” and he liked it.

When his mother learned of his transgender identity, she was supportive and enrolled him in therapy. He was diagnosed at age 12 with gender dysphoria, the distress that comes from identifying as a gender different from the one assigned at birth.

Two and a half years later, Kulovitz started on the hormone testosterone. He was thrilled as he grew facial and chest hair, his voice dropped, and his menstrual periods stopped.

Still, his breasts were a constant source of distress, and his body ached from wearing a chest binder. “I always thought, ‘I wish I could get rid of them,’ ” Kulovitz said.

One day during his junior year of high school, Kulovitz, then 16, was scrolling on his phone when the TikTok account of a Miami surgeon who offered to “yeet the teets” of young transgender people popped up. In videos with hip-hop music playing in the background, Dr Sidhbh Gallagher provided detailed information about top surgery to remove or modify breasts and displayed photos of her satisfied gender-diverse patients, most of them young people, with shirts off to show the results of the doctor’s work. “Come to Miami to see me and the rest of the De Titty Committee,” she said in one of the videos.

Six months later, in June 2021, Kulovitz was in Miami with his mother, who gave consent for her son’s surgery and paid $10,000 out of pocket for it. He also had the letters of support Gallagher required from his therapist and doctor. When Kulovitz woke up after the procedure, “I felt euphoric,” he said. “I finally felt right in my body.”


Thousands of children who, like Kulovitz, were assigned female at birth have sought gender-affirming care in recent years. And for reasons not well-understood, they significantly outnumber those assigned male at birth who seek treatment.

As Reuters reported in October, a growing number of the children receiving care at the 100-plus gender clinics across the United States are opting for medical interventions – puberty-blocking drugs, hormones and, less often, surgery. And they are doing so even though strong scientific evidence of the long-term safety and efficacy of these treatments for children is scant.

That has led to a split among gender-care specialists: those who urge caution to ensure that only adolescents deemed well-suited to treatment after thorough evaluation receive it, and those who believe that delays in treatment unnecessarily prolong a child’s distress and put them at risk of self-harm.

Related: Doctors Tell Parents Kids May Commit Suicide Unless They Go Full Tranny

The outsized proportion of adolescents seeking treatment to transition from female to male has sparked parallel concerns. Professionals in the gender-care community agree that treatment of all transgender children should be supportive and affirming. The question, for some, is whether peer groups and online media may be influencing some of these patients to pursue medical transition, with potentially irreversible side effects, at a time in their lives when their identities are often in flux.

Haha.

Yeah, maybe.

Women are so retarded.

Corey Basch, a professor of public health at William Paterson University in New Jersey who researches health communication and teens’ use of social media, said she fears that some adolescents are susceptible to making faulty self-diagnoses without adequate input from medical professionals. “Teens are so incredibly vulnerable to information overload and being pushed in one direction,” Basch said. “They could be lacking the analytical skills to question who is giving this advice and if their advice is valid.”

Adolescents assigned female at birth initiate transgender care 2.5 to 7.1 times more frequently than those assigned male at birth, according to the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), a 4,000-member organization of medical, legal, academic and other professionals. Several clinics in the United States told Reuters that among their patients, the ratio was nearly 2-to-1, and similar phenomena have been documented in Europe, Canada and Australia.

Not all of these patients receive medical treatment. Their gender-affirming care may entail adopting a name and pronouns aligned with their gender identity. It may include counseling and therapy. But an increasing number are opting to take hormones and have top surgery.

In October, researchers at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine published a paper showing a 389% increase in gender-affirming chest surgeries performed nationally from 2016 to 2019 on patients under age 18. The total of 1,130 procedures during the period, nearly all of them for chest masculinization, represents a weighted estimate based on records from more than 2,000 U.S. medical facilities. Likewise, at least 776 chest masculinization surgeries were performed on patients ages 13 to 17 with a gender dysphoria diagnosis over the past three years, according to U.S. insurance claims analyzed for Reuters by health technology company Komodo Health Inc. This is probably an undercount because it does not include procedures paid for out of pocket.

The predominance of patients assigned female at birth is a reversal from the past. For years, when very few minors sought gender care, those assigned male at birth accounted for the majority. But about 15 years ago, that began to change as care became more accessible and the overall number of patients started climbing, according to studies and interviews with gender-care specialists.

For example, at Amsterdam University Medical Center’s gender clinic, a pioneer in adolescent gender care, the proportions flipped. From 1989 to 2005, 59% of its adolescent patients were assigned male at birth, the Dutch clinic reported in a 2015 study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine. Since 2016, about 75% of the clinic’s patients have been youths who were assigned female at birth.

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Advocates of transgender rights and clinicians who treat adolescents see nothing out of the ordinary in the trend. While transgender children face significant prejudice and threats of violence, they say, increasing social acceptance of transgender identity has encouraged more children to seek treatment. At the same time, this reasoning goes, society is generally less accepting of what it deems an effeminate boy than of a masculine girl, and the greater stigma that those assigned male at birth face may make them less likely to pursue treatment, reducing their share of the patient population.

These children may not necessarily identify as transgender, but more broadly as gender diverse. A growing list of terms reflects this diversity of gender identities: agender, nonbinary, gender fluid, polygender, demiboy and demigirl.

“There’s been an explosion in the gender-expansive model,” said Dr Michelle Forcier, a professor of pediatrics at Brown University’s Alpert Medical School who has specialized in the care of transgender and gender-diverse patients. “Folks may feel freer and safer to express and take on a more diverse identity because the social conversation has been put out there.” For these patients, she said, “the moral and ethical thing to do is to give them a list of options that might help them achieve their gender goals.”

But other gender-care providers and some parents are skeptical. In interviews with Reuters, they expressed worry that some adolescents assigned female at birth may be dealing with significant mental health issues in addition to questions about their gender identity, or may be seeking to transition as a refuge in a culture of internalized misogyny, body hatred and early sexualization of girls.

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In recent years, young transgender people have enthusiastically embraced social media to tell their stories. On platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, young people receiving gender treatment regularly share with followers – sometimes numbering in the tens of thousands – details about taking medications and having surgery. Their presence is augmented by doctors who use social media to communicate directly with potential patients.

Many patients, like Kulovitz, and doctors who treat them say social media can be a source of helpful advice and information for minors questioning their gender identity and can reduce their isolation by connecting them to others with similar experiences.

But some prominent clinicians also say that along with those benefits, social media may lead some youths to mistake mental health problems or uncertainty about their identity for gender dysphoria.

In its new Standards of Care, published in September, WPATH acknowledged for the first time that “social influence” may impact an adolescent’s gender identity. The organization recommends that youths undergo an in-depth evaluation in part so that clinicians “can discern between a person’s gender identity that is marked and sustained and an identity that might be socially influenced,” according to Dr Eli Coleman, director of the University of Minnesota Medical School’s Institute for Sexual and Gender Health who oversaw the update of WPATH’s guidelines.

Some patients may see others touting huge improvements in their quality of life after transitioning, and so they think, “‘I’m having these same problems, and transitioning to a different gender will help me feel better,’” said Dr Laura Edwards-Leeper, a clinical psychologist in Oregon who specializes in treating transgender children. She was a co-author of WPATH’s new Standards of Care for adolescents.

Parents of 40 gender-diverse children told Reuters they were concerned that their children came out only after they hit puberty, often at the same time as their friends and after their use of social media had increased. For many, their worries were compounded when clinicians swiftly affirmed their childrens’ transgender identities and recommended medical intervention without fully assessing whether other potential underlying causes of distress were present.

It’s truly amazing that we’re even having this conversation about mutilating children. I’m shocked by it every day.

Eventually, someone is going to have to be held responsible for this.

]]> Boston Children’s Hospital Teaches Kids How to Tuck a Penis With Tape to Make It Look Like a Vagina https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/08/19/boston-childrens-hospital-teaches-kids-how-to-tuck-a-penis-with-tape-to-make-it-look-like-a-vagina/ Fri, 19 Aug 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Boston Children's Hospital is promoting a program called HOTT, in which adults teach minors how to "tuck" a penis with medical tape so it looks like a vagina.

"After you have been on hormones for a while, things will shrink and become more comfortable."https://t.co/frobGaLx1k pic.twitter.com/rvWUX7PGce

— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) August 19, 2022


If you, like me, were really worried that little faggots wouldn’t have someone to teach them how to tuck their penises – have no fear.

Source

Imagine the barbarism of 2015, when kids didn’t even know they were trannies.

Now they have so much access to so much good information about how they are trannies and what they should do as trannies.

]]> Yale Pediatric Gender Program Director Turns 3-Year-Old Kids Into Trannies https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/08/18/yale-pediatric-gender-program-director-turns-3-year-old-kids-into-trannies/ Thu, 18 Aug 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Yale Pediatric Gender Program director says she treats kids as young as THREE on their “gender journey” including medical intervention
pic.twitter.com/WoCrr9Utnb

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) August 18, 2022

The one problem I had with Yale was that it didn’t have enough child tranny programs.

It looks like they’re finally fixing that.

 

Three-years old is a pretty good tranny, but science has already shown that infants are trannies.

You see, the cause of a tranny is that there soul is put in the wrong body by some evil metaphysical entity from beyond. Science has shown this. Our job as humans is to fix these acts against nature by these evil forces from the ethereal realms. What we really need – and what Yale could help a lot in developing – is a scientific scanner to scan infants to see if their soul is in the wrong body so we can start turning them into trannies immediately after or even before birth.

]]> Genderbread Person Teaches Kids About Anuses in California School District https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/08/17/genderbread-person-teaches-kids-about-anuses-in-california-school-district/ Wed, 17 Aug 2022 00:00:00 +0000

I don’t understand how some can ask “why is the government teaching anal sex to children?” and come up with any answer other than “Jews.”

The most frustrating thing in my life has been the fact that there are right-wingers who are not anti-Semites.

How do they explain what is going on with all of this sickening stuff that is happening? Frankly, they don’t ever explain it. As Andrew Anglin said earlier this week: they have to say that leftists are just stupid. That’s why Sean Hannity says leftists are stupid: because he’s a Jew-lover.

It’s especially confusing in the West, where right-wingers are all at least nominally Christian, and Jews are the key villains of the religion.

New York Post:

A district in California is using a curriculum that includes a “Genderbread Identity” man for sex education, Fox News Digital has learned.

The “Genderbread Identity” was found by public records request in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District sex-ed curriculum it purchased called “Teen Talk,” which is used for middle and high school students. Teen Talk is taught to thousands of students throughout California.

The “gender” section of the ‘Genderbread Identity’ man included a video on “what it’s like to be trans in high school” with two teens discussing transitioning. The heart of the ‘Genderbread’ man represented the various sexual orientations – pansexuality,  homosexuality, asexuality and heterosexuality. The rainbow brain of ‘Genderbread’ represented a person’s gender identity.

Fox News Digital spoke with moms from the California district who said they were concerned about how the sexual curriculum could impact children.

“It’s horrifying,” said Haley Jenkins. “And they try to create the little ‘Genderbread’ man to make it seem like it’s more fun. And it’s for younger kids – it’s appealing –  but it’s confusing [for them].”

Jenkins currently homeschools her daughter. She said the curriculum can have a diffuse effect on children in the district even if they are not in public school. “They’re playing with all these kids [who are in the district’s schools… As they get older, they go to their friends to talk about things. They don’t come to their parents as much. So maybe my kids aren’t getting this specific curriculum, but most of their friends are.”

“They’re really starting so early to sexualize our children,” said Amy Peters, who put her kids through the Newport-Mesa school district. “We felt like it was our responsibility to teach our kids about what they needed that was age appropriate.”

The district responded to Fox News Digital’s request for comment stating, “The California Healthy Youth Act requires that students receive comprehensive sexual health education once in middle school and once in high school, starting in seventh grade.”

“We use a state-approved health curriculum with select modules that are appropriate for our students, taught by credentialed teachers. Parents can opt out their child from participating in comprehensive sex education. Parents also have the ability to review all curriculum taught in our schools so that they can be well-informed and make the best decisions for their child. We understand that there are varying viewpoints and beliefs and we follow California State Standards for curriculum, while also supporting parent choice.”

The curriculum shows graphic images of genitalia, including the differences between circumcised and uncircumcised penises.

“Our children are sponges,” said Alicia Beget, a mom in the district who is also a school psychologist. “There’s an influence on our young children, and this is by very much by design [by] the progressive agenda to slowly [of the]… sexualization of our children. I worry about it every single day.”

“Rather than guiding them with an ethical and moral responsibility to access of mental health care, they are instead referring to resources to affirm their gender,” Beget said.

Where do people think this is going?

How can any of this turn out well?

]]> There is No Anti-Faggot Violence, This is Another Hoax Designed to Protect the Groomer Industrial Complex https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/07/23/there-is-no-anti-faggot-violence-this-is-another-hoax-designed-to-protect-the-groomer-industrial-complex/ Sat, 23 Jul 2022 00:00:00 +0000

A brief thread on how Leftist misinformation spreads. The media has been claiming for months that there is a rise in “anti-LGBT” violence. They use this to justify banning terms like “groomer,” claiming that such labels fuel attacks. But where is the evidence of this epidemic?

— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) July 22, 2022

I actually appreciate this content from Matt Walsh, and I think he’s filling a spot that needs filled, upping the “conservatism” from a level above Fox News but not as high as Daily Stormer.

Natural Boomers and people with Boomer Brain Syndrome need to be eased into this stuff slowly, with memes like this:

So, here’s the question: if Matt Walsh is really a Catholic, isn’t he afraid of going to hell for working for Ben Shapiro, a Jew who has consistently attacked and mocked Christ, and literally promotes the mRNA vaccines?

I’m not a 100% purist. At least not in my middle age. I would probably do a show with someone like Gavin McInnes. I would definitely work with the based quarter-Jew Alex Stein, even though that Jewish quarter has led him to say that homosexuals shouldn’t be killed.

But there’s a difference between “we should be cool with whoever we can be cool with” and actually directly working for the Christ-hating Jew Ben Shapiro. Like, doesn’t Matt Walsh worry that he’s going to go to hell for this? Doesn’t he believe that if he quit working for Shapiro out of a desire to be a better Christian, God would protect him?

I’ve taken a lot more extreme leaps than that, and God has always protected me.

At the very least, I think Tucker would hire Walsh for the writing room.

Walsh is a better writer than speaker anyway. Plus, no one can stop him from doing his podcast. Well, actually, if he wasn’t protected by Shapiro, who is using him as a Christian human shield, his podcast would get more banned and not promoted as much.

But these Claremont people are okay, Matt. They’d help you out.

Matt, if you want counseling on this topic, you know where you can get my contact. People a lot more famous and important than you have contacted me, and there has never been a leak of any of it. I’m the most trusted name in secret conversations.

I think it’s sick that you protect Ben Shapiro for money and then justify it by saying “oh well, I’m reaching a wider audience” as if you are smarter than God. I do judge you, Matt, but if you asked me for advice, I would not judge you directly, as in I would not just curse at you, but counsel you in how to not go to hell for being a Jew-lover and Jew-shielder.

As long as you’re helping the Jews, are you really any better than the child groomers themselves? It’s only possible because Jews are able to prevent people from coming at them.

]]> Watch: Ron DeSantis Officially Bans Sexuality and Gender Stuff in Elementary Schools https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/07/04/watch-ron-desantis-officially-bans-sexuality-and-gender-stuff-in-elementary-schools/ Mon, 04 Jul 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Florida law now officially prohibits injecting sexuality and gender ideology into elementary school curriculum.

In Florida, we will protect our kids and support our parents. pic.twitter.com/rxjvnxEH9K

— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) July 3, 2022

I know everyone is concerned that Ron DeSantis is a shill to try to bring back “traditional conservatism” and overwrite Trumpism.

However, you have to admit – he is actually doing things.

In fact, he’s doing a lot of things Trump should have done but never did.

Granted, it’s a lot easier when you’re a government, and I don’t support DeSantis over Trump for the 2024 debacle.

But DeSantis is successfully making everyone mad while also actually passing laws.

]]> Teacher Tells 11-Year-Olds to Study Gay Blow Job Instruction Manual https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/06/23/teacher-tells-11-year-olds-to-study-gay-blow-job-instruction-manual/ Thu, 23 Jun 2022 00:00:00 +0000

A parent in @barrington220 revealed at a meeting this week that her child’s 6th grade teacher assigned the pornographic book “Gender Queer” as summer reading for 11-year-olds. pic.twitter.com/aKFVMPJkkn

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 23, 2022

The fact is, many parents don’t feel comfortable talking to their sons about how to give gay blowjobs.

So, it’s just natural enough that it falls to the government to teach boys how to suck cock.

This isn’t even the worst of it.

Also – this would be allowed in Florida. At 11, kids are in 4th/5th grade, and the Ron DeSantis bill only banned teaching gay sex to kids in third grade or below. I have no idea why he made 4th grade the limit for teaching kids to give gay blowjobs, but that is what he did – and it did have the special benefit of demonstrating that homosexuals want to indoctrinate very small children into their cult.

These people are saying: “by 11, a boy should already know how to suck a cock.”

Showing kids gay pornography at a young age is going to make them way more likely to become homosexuals. If they get aroused by it, they will start sucking each other off.

No one is born gay. Sure, some men have lower testosterone. But a lot of gays clearly have high testosterone. So it’s only causally related to that. I don’t even know if you tested the average testosterone levels of gays vs. normal people that gays would have lower on average.

Homosexuality is purely a response to molestation. If you have early sexual experiences with men, your body starts associating sex with men.

It’s the same thing with these furries. Remember all those hyper sexualized anthropomorphic characters in Disney movies when we were kids? The best example is Roxanne from “A Goofy Movie.”

Here’s the scene that image is from – it’s not really appropriate for little kids, even if they were humans.

She was drawn sexy – and as an animal. That came out when I was myself 11, and I distinctly remember a friend saying “I think Roxanne is really hot!” I guess I thought so too at the time – she had a human voice, and all of these sexual signifiers. I didn’t end up as a furry, and furries are pretty rare, because no one is being molested directly by cartoon animals.

The existence of furries proves that just showing kids gay porn can cause them to associate sexuality with gayness and become faggots. These people are openly trying to make as many faggots as they can, and that isn’t really even a secret. If you actually talked to some of these “Davos Man” type people, they would tell you they are promoting homosexuality to kids to reduce the population.

The coronavirus hoax was so monumentally bizarre and stressful that it allowed for all kinds of things to start happening. That’s why this child grooming is accepted now – people lost connection with reality during that lunatic hoax, and now it’s just like “oh, okay – well, I guess we groom children into homosexuality now. Okay, sure. New normal and all.”

Everyone knows what’s going on here.

]]> Tranny Teens Regret “Losing Organs,” Say the System Failed Them https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/06/19/tranny-teens-regret-losing-organs-say-the-system-failed-them/ Sun, 19 Jun 2022 00:00:00 +0000

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.”

…

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.”

…

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:

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.

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