UK

An Ideological Lens

A dad in Bristol, UK, grapples with the unscientific basis for transgender medicine, and the ideological lens through which only one pathway emerges – medical and surgical transition. This story was originally on PITT, and to protect anonymity, it was read by another parent. Transcript I’m a dad in Bristol. When my son came to […]

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The Boy Who Didn’t Fit In

A mother in the UK describes her experience of having a son who removed himself from his family and changed beyond recognition in his quest to find his place in the world. Transcript I am a mum from the UK. Unfortunately, like many other loving parents I have met, our 19 year old son doesn’t

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Are You $!@&ing kidding Me?

Explicit “I’m a Mum in London. Three years ago, my beautiful complicated, kind, loving daughter revealed to us that she was really a boy, starting a journey that now feels more like an open wound than a transformative and healing process.” Transcript I’m a Mum in London. Three years ago, my beautiful complicated, kind, loving

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‘I’m not a lesbian!”

Lily is a mum in London, England. Her daughter desisted after spending a year identifying as a boy. Transcript: In 2015 my fifteen-year-old daughter, who had come out as a lesbian  age 14, told me she was transgender. She had shown no discomfort with  her female body as a child, although she’s always preferred jeans

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