Megathread Insane Parents of "Transgender" Kids - Parents who push a transgender identity on their children

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Politics and modern culture. SRS is stunning, beautiful and brave. Seeing a psychiatrist and trying out different psych meds until you find something that works to stop you from wanting to cut your dick off is not. There's still a pretty huge stigma against psychiatric care in general, and people would rather be SO BRAVE instead of yet another brokebrain on a laundry list of meds.

Seems a lot of troons end up on the meds anyway. So double profit. What they need is psychotherapy, which is even less profitable and requires more personal effort on the part of the patient than popping pills.

 

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The kid is a 20 year old lesbian, coming out as a transman, but that doesn't stop mom doing a photoshoot pretending to be pregnant with a boy.

https://www.scarymommy.com/mom-photoshoot-trans-son/

 

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I saw this on Facebook and was just as creeped out then as I am now. Doing fake baby shoots to "celebrate" the coming out is just so creepy. Meanwhile the people sharing this and saying how powerful it is probably think that gender reveals at baby showers are transphobic because "we don't know what they'll identify as!"

 

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I wonder if future people will be able to look back on our time and identify the "Walter Freeman" figure of the transgender movement? So far, I can't personally single out any one doctor or psychiatrist who seems to be leading the charge in pushing the transition of children to the extent that Walter Freeman pushed his transorbital lobotomy.

It is a little hard because the dutch originally came up with the protocol being used, but it wasn't widespread until american ultra rich trannies like jennifer pritzker paid for clinics to be opened all over the place to troon out children. It isn't really possible to have a proper walter freeman anymore because there is so much more to know about medicine now, even a great specialist has to work with other doctors just to cover all the bases within a single patient. Doctors are more prone to referring out patients to specialties than to rely on their own judgment, and unfortunately psychiatric issues are referred out to therapists, including gender therapists, who don't know what the fuck they are doing. Their judgment is deferred to. The SRS surgeons don't do evals, they just want the letters from therapists to prove they did their due dilligence. A whole bunch of people have to fuck up in tandem to get what we are seeing here. There are a few notable doctors who are really pushing to get more kids sterilized though:

johanna olson kennedy is the US pediatrician that is causing the most harm and is the most gung ho about transitioning children in america. She is being paid a bunch of grant money to troon out LA area youths right now as part of a trans youth study, and is one of the authors on that awful paper about doing mastectomies on kids 13-17.

In the UK it is doctor Helen Webberly, a much less extreme version of Olson Kennedy who mostly just keeps prescribing HRT to 12 year olds despite being told not to by medical authorities. The NHS footing the bill for this crazy shit makes their protocols much more conservative than american doctors, who will brute force their way through insurance denials (olson-kennedy has posted about how specifically she does that). These are both real female doctors, not troons. Just like the parent trooning out kids is usually the mom. It isn't forthrightly violent, but it is devastating abuse under the guise of helping.

 

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johanna olson kennedy is the US pediatrician that is causing the most harm and is the most gung ho about transitioning children in america. She is being paid a bunch of grant money to troon out LA area youths right now as part of a trans youth study, and is one of the authors on that awful paper about doing mastectomies on kids 13-17.

Yeah I was going to cite Olson-Kennedy as well. For one she seems like an actual true believer in this junk, rather than your average megalomaniac doc doing it for cash and kicks, and two she’s married to a FTM troon so it’s personal for both her and her spouse.

She got $5m in grant money btw.

Back when gendertrender was around, they ran a piece on Kennedy's spouse Aydin (lol), an LCSW, who was attempting to get an FTM girl with Down Syndrome approved for a double mastectomy, despite the health risks it would cause the kid who was already in an ICU. The girl’s mother, a Munchausen case to rival Jeanette Jennings, was gung-ho about getting her kid transed.

And whadduya know, wayback still has it:

https://web.archive.org/web/2017022...r-down-syndrome-child-in-intensive-care-unit/

 

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Wouldn't John Money already be the Freeman-of-Trans?

 

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I just learned about another complication that affects 1 in 10 dickcutters and therefore may await Jazz:

Spoiler: Even the medical term sounds disgusting

"Vaginal prolapse."

Source: http://drlindahumphries.com/?p=1170
(Feel free to use your imagination. Or better don't.)

One can get it by intense working out, or simply by sneezing too hard.

 

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The kid is a 20 year old lesbian, coming out as a transman, but that doesn't stop mom doing a photoshoot pretending to be pregnant with a boy.

https://www.scarymommy.com/mom-photoshoot-trans-son/

Holy hell. I would go flying back into the closet.

 

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I just learned about another complication that affects 1 in 10 dickcutters and therefore may await Jazz:

Spoiler: Even the medical term sounds disgusting

"Vaginal prolapse."

Source: http://drlindahumphries.com/?p=1170
(Feel free to use your imagination. Or better don't.)

One can get it by intense working out, or simply by sneezing too hard.

Better known by its colloquialism, "BTFO."

 

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I just learned about another complication that affects 1 in 10 dickcutters and therefore may await Jazz:

Spoiler: Even the medical term sounds disgusting

"Vaginal prolapse."

Source: http://drlindahumphries.com/?p=1170
(Feel free to use your imagination. Or better don't.)

One can get it by intense working out, or simply by sneezing too hard.

at least it's probably just like an inside-out balloon that you can shove back in with no real sensation.

 

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I just learned about another complication that affects 1 in 10 dickcutters and therefore may await Jazz:

Spoiler: Even the medical term sounds disgusting

"Vaginal prolapse."

Source: http://drlindahumphries.com/?p=1170
(Feel free to use your imagination. Or better don't.)

One can get it by intense working out, or simply by sneezing too hard.

it was a rate of 4/55, which is way lower than vaginal prolapse rates in women who gave birth. I think the shocking thing is that these were detected by a study that involved an exam, it wasn't like they went to the doctor to get an exam because of a prolapse or prolapse symptoms. it must not be as big of a deal because it isn't connected to a cervix and uterus so nothing is getting pulled down with it. The surgical fix is probably a lot easier too because it isn't part of a reproductive system, you can probably just tack it back up with some sutures.

 

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Yeah I was going to cite Olson-Kennedy as well. For one she seems like an actual true believer in this junk, rather than your average megalomaniac doc doing it for cash and kicks, and two she’s married to a FTM troon so it’s personal for both her and her spouse.

She got $5m in grant money btw.

Back when gendertrender was around, they ran a piece on Kennedy's spouse Aydin (lol), an LCSW, who was attempting to get an FTM girl with Down Syndrome approved for a double mastectomy, despite the health risks it would cause the kid who was already in an ICU. The girl’s mother, a Munchausen case to rival Jeanette Jennings, was gung-ho about getting her kid transed.

And whadduya know, wayback still has it:

https://web.archive.org/web/2017022...r-down-syndrome-child-in-intensive-care-unit/

Why do they ALWAYS pick an age-inappropriate name? It's never Jeff or Greg or Steven.

 

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I just learned about another complication that affects 1 in 10 dickcutters and therefore may await Jazz:

Spoiler: Even the medical term sounds disgusting

"Vaginal prolapse."

Source: http://drlindahumphries.com/?p=1170
(Feel free to use your imagination. Or better don't.)

One can get it by intense working out, or simply by sneezing too hard.

Fifty-two of the 55 patients were male to female transsexuals, but three had transitioned from female to male.

Why the hell would you include women with actual vaginas, men with inverted penises, and men with transplanted colon segments in the same study? The sample size as well kind of makes these results pretty useless. Oh, and:

In addition, the patients in this study had an average vaginal length of only 2 and a half inches, whereas a natural vagina is usually about 4 and a half to 5 inches long.

And that length must be INFLATED by the presence of those few real women's vaginas in the measurement. If the study were bigger, I would have wished they'd asked for the men's self-reported dilation schedule (though of course most would lie) to see whether the recommended treatment works in preventing this sort of result.

There is so much about the long-term effects--not even possible effects, even the inevitable ones--of the various types of SRS that we have no idea about. But it makes a lot of money, so it's kids with severe psychological stress and/or Munchy parents who are going to discover the consequences for us.

 

[OttoWest]

Why do they ALWAYS pick an age-inappropriate name? It's never Jeff or Greg or Steven.

Half of all FTM troons are named some variation of Aidan. It’s in their bylaws.

Aydin Olson-Kennedy’s “y” is a nice, exceptional touch. Reminds me of this

 

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These parents are trying to raise their daughter gender fluid. When will this craziness end?

The dad is trans and the mom doesn’t completely identify as a woman. It explains a lot.

 

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This seems to be a series of insane parents

https://www.9news.com.au/2019/02/05...diverse-assigned-wrong-sex-at-birth-self-harm

Kirra Carmichael thought she had a happy child, but behind closed doors this was far from the truth.

Her five-year-old offspring was going through something so challenging that she had no idea it even existed.

Assigned male at birth, Briella always knew she was a girl and hated her “boy body parts”.

Yet at just five years old, she tried to remove her penis.

“I was trying to pull it off because I thought if I did it would be flat and you wouldn’t see the bulge,” the now nine-year-old told 9news.com.au.

Ah yes, if your five year old tells you they don't like having a penis, the first thing to do is to say 'don't worry when you reach 16, we'll chop it off'. Great parenting!

"Briella felt the most like herself when she was wearing her mother’s make-up, heels and nail polish" - Because it's totally normal for 9 year old girls to wear makeup, right.

"Briella at age one. " - one year old Briella (is that a kind of cheese) is a baby genius asserting her gender identity and superior motor control skills with this shemale wig! Praise Allah!

She was admitted to hospital for the self-inflicted wounds as her parents struggled to comprehend what was happening and how they could help her.

Sadly, Briella’s story is not uncommon for trans children.

It is also not uncommon for parents of gender diverse children to be unaware of their child’s torment.

“I just had no idea about any of this,” Mrs Carmichael, of Melbourne, said.

“You think you know your child but then they come out with this is how they’re feeling.

“My husband Scott and I were thinking this is a phase. She will stop. Everything will just go back to what it was.”

"A photo of Briella aged five - before her transition" - um, how is that not, in the context of a 9 year old transgirl, 'transitioned'? The kid has ear rings, pink clothes, lipstick (?) and a substantial fascinator.

Briella, who was born Baylin, expressed gender diverse behaviour from two years old.

She felt the most like herself when she was wearing her mother’s make-up, heels and nail polish.

Yes putting on makeup is how you feel more yourself.

But when Briella started primary school, the unhappiness really set in.

She became dehydrated after refusing to drink water because she did not want to use the boys’ toilet.

“I would think if I didn’t eat and drink, I wouldn’t grow,” Briella said.

“My wish was to have really long hair and to be able to wear make-up and jewellery in front of people.

“I love dresses and wigs and I love my room because it’s all girly.”

Briella turned to her diary to document her feelings and suicidal thoughts through words and drawings.

A new down stairs! Get this kid to surgery now, she fully understands the process.

"If I had a magic wand, I would make everyone forget that I am trans and to stop the bullies,” Briella wrote in a diary entry.

Another entry read: “Once the bullying was so bad that I felt like killing myself.”

Ugh ugh

Mrs Carmichael said her daughter held “a lot in” but finding pictures Briella had drawn of herself crying were alarming.

“She was always crying and was really shy,” the mother-of-three said.

“At home, she would dress in girls’ clothes and put heels on. It would get to the point that she would hear a knock at the door and run to her room to put boys’ clothes back on.

“She would say ‘I don’t want to grow up and look like dad’. I’d think why is my child acting like this.”

Briella was in a bad way but it was three months before the family could get professional help for their child who had gender dysphoria.

They were told there was a three-month wait list at Australia’s leading gender service at The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne.

A whole three months? That's shocking, this kid needs emergency tranny meds.

"Briella Carmichael who was photographed in the Transcend — Portraits of Transgender and Gender Diverse Youth exhibition."

Yes of course you put your train wreck of a 5 year old boy in an exhibition, of course you do.

“The self-harm and everything was happening. As a mum, you’re trying to do the best you can and then your child is behind the next wall self-harming and you’re on a waiting list,” Mrs Carmichael said.

“Our GP could’ve referred Briella to a psychologist, but they could not guarantee that person was familiar in that field.

“Briella said she was ripping at it (penis) over days. It was weeping and looked like it was about to burst. I said ‘Was it hurting when you were doing that?’ and she said ‘No’.”

What?

At the time, referral numbers at the hospital were one patient every two years – now there are more than 250 referrals annually.

From one every two years to 250 annually? I think there's something in the water supply.

“We introduced a single-session nurse-led assessment clinic to triage our patients and make sure they receive timely care,” a Royal Children’s Hospital spokesperson told 9news.com.au.

“As you can understand, this area is a multidisciplinary service and we prioritise each patient’s needs based on the assessment our clinical nurse specialist makes during that assessment.”

‘GOODBYE BAYLIN’

For Briella, the social transition was a dream come true, but for her parents, it was a time of sorrow.

This process involves changing names and clothing, but it’s also much more than that.

“On one hand we didn’t want to let Baylin go but we wanted to have this child who was happy,” Mrs Carmichael said.

“Once we saw the name on the birth certificate, it became real. It was an emotional time to know that I always had this child in front of me but I didn’t know it until she said it.”

In was in early September, 2015, when Briella transitioned.

Briella's school held a “Briella Day” where students and staff were encouraged to wear yellow when she transitioned. (Supplied)

Of course you hold a 'Briella day' at school to make the tranny kid the centre of attention. That won't encourage other kids to do the same thing, no way.

Her school even held a “Briella Day” where students and staff were encouraged to wear yellow.

She made new nametags, which made her wish a reality.

“It just made her feel so accepted,” Mrs Carmichael said.

“I cried when I saw her new name written down”.

Initially, Mr and Mrs Carmichael attended an information night on trans children after Briella self-harmed.

“We went and I knew from that day that this is my child. She’s trans and we have to help her,” Mrs Carmichael said.

“We then held a family meeting and it didn’t go so well. I told them it wasn’t a decision we had made but a decision our child had made. My mum and I didn’t speak for three weeks but the rest of my family was so supportive.

“None of us could understand it at the start until it got so bad that she was self-harming and waking up in the middle of the night crying.

“She didn’t want to go anywhere, she wasn’t drinking, she wasn’t eating at school, and she didn’t even look at people in the face. She was ashamed of being a boy.

“She didn’t have any friends at school because she couldn’t make any. She said ‘They thought I was a boy and no girl wants to play with a boy’. She didn’t want to play with the boys.”

THE ROAD AHEAD

In a few years from now, when Briella becomes an adolescent and hits puberty, she will commence stage one treatment – hormone blockers.

Briella will only be in her early teens when she has discussions about her fertility.

“If she doesn’t do hormone blockers straight away during puberty, she risks her voice breaking,” Mrs Carmichael said.

“When I spoke to Briella about that she said, ‘No, I don’t want a boy voice’. She always says, ‘Mum, will they definitely stop hair growing?’.

“I don’t think people that don’t understand trans children know what these kids go through.

“The one thing they’re looking for is love and acceptance and that’s it.”

Even to this day, despite her social transition, the Grade 4 student still has tough times.

“She sometimes says to me, ‘You don’t know how hard it is to be trans’,” Mrs Carmichael said.

“I don’t understand. She transitioned at school and entered that school as a different gender and had a different name. It’s not like we can just take that all away.”

Stage two treatment is irreversible cross-sex hormone treatment and surgery.

At 18 years old, a trans person can choose to have gender reassignment surgery where the appearance and functioning of their existing sexual characteristics are altered.

“I cannot wait until I am 18 because I am going to get a new downstairs,” Briella has written in her diary.

Another entry read: “When I was a boy I felt sad because I don’t like being a boy because I don’t like boys’ stuff because I don’t want a beard and a moustache.”

Mrs Carmichael said Briella had partial circumcision because she refused to touch her most hated body part and stand up when going to the bathroom.

"That was part of her body she wanted nothing to do with," she said.

"She looked at it like it wasn’t hers.”

‘WHAT’S BETWEEN MY DAUGHTER’S LEGS IN NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS’

According to data collected by Trans Pathways, 89 per cent of trans children have experienced peer rejection and 74 per cent have been bullied.

“At the start when she transitioned, people were saying things to her like, ‘You’re not a girl, you’re a boy’,” Mrs Carmichael said.

“She would cry and say, ‘Maybe it’ll just be easier if I was a boy’. I say, ‘Boy or girl, I don’t care, I just want you to be happy’.

“She says, ‘The only boy thing about me is that thing down there’.”

Mrs Carmichael said people were obsessed with her daughter’s gender and "private parts".

“What is between my daughter’s legs has nothing to do with anyone else,” she said.

“What I really find irritating is when they say, ‘But she looks so much like a girl. I turn around and say, ‘She is a girl’. So many people have things to say about her gender when it's irrelevant to their lives.

“It definitely would be discussed behind my back. I’m not a closed-off person. I’m open to questions. I don’t really care what anyone says. As long as my child is happy and they don’t say anything to her, it doesn’t bother me.”

Human Rights Commissioner Edward Santow told 9news.com.au the Sex Discrimination Act made it unlawful to discriminate against a person on the basis of their gender identity, appearance, mannerisms or other gender-related characteristics.

“People who are transgender and gender diverse have the right to live free from discrimination,” Mr Santow said.

“We know there is still much work to be done as transgender and gender diverse people continue to experience discrimination and other barriers.”

*Briella Carmichael gave permission for 9news.com.au to use her old name.

 

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What happened to the Principle's sleeve, did he lean on a blackboard or something?

 

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What happened to the Principle's sleeve, did he lean on a blackboard or something?

Looks like a scanned slightly wrinkled photograph.

 

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Looks like a scanned slightly wrinkled photograph.

Pssst ... I was joking.

 

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These parents are trying to raise their daughter gender fluid. When will this craziness end?

The dad is trans and the mom doesn’t completely identify as a woman. It explains a lot.

Projecting your own gender dysphoria on a child is one of the worst things a parent can do. Here's the thing, most REAL transgender people would prefer being cisgender any time of the day. It sucks being a tiny minority. Why force that on your child?

Just wait until she hits her teens and becomes ultra-femme and triggers her parents