Worse, besides the techniques themselves being experimental, even slight differences in anatomy between
. The fact that he is doing it so shamelessly on his official insta means that his insane troon mother is probably on board with it.
I have no idea how his dick looks like and I don't want to. I saw a grainy picture where he was standing in a dirty bathroom and it looks like it's very thin but it wasn't a 2 incher like Jazz Jennigs had. The fact that he is able to fap means he stopped taking hormones. Perhaps lots of early male troons stop at hrt a certain point because they want to experience what masturbation feels like. It's like they are blokes or something. But I don't want to think about penises and hrt for too long because eeew.
probably a last ditch effort to score pussyI also love how he claims to be pansexuals but then says he is mostly attracted to ftms. He says he doesn't now why.
He's in highschool and uploading porn of himself that other classmates can see? I remember when that was the worst thing that could happen to you as a teenager.I posted this on the insane parents of trans kids thread but it also fits in here too.
Troon child celebrity Corey Maison has an onlyfans account. I wanted to know how his insane mother who trooned out shortly after him was doing and thought there were pictures of her on his official instagram. But nope. Instead I saw that he links to his onlyfans.
A troon celebrity linking to his onlyfans is fucked in the head. He has no shame. What a "great" role model for his minor insta followers
His nude pictures can be found online tho. My morbid curiosity set in. Troon actvists always tell you that blocking puberty and hrt makes boys bodies look female. And indeed their faces look soft like underage boys because they never masculinized. I have seen troons claim that hrt makes the hips of boys who had no puberty wider. And some may think it's true because they are only seeing them with clothes
But it's all a giant pile of steaming horseshit. Dude looks male as shit. He has the body of 13/14 year old male. A typical masculine frame. Broad shoulders, a broad chest, narrow hips, large hands and large feet. It's not masculine like a normal 18 year old but it's 100% male. All these drugs for THIS?? What was the point??
Jazz Jennings and his huge frame isn't an outlier. Biological sex can't be changed.
There are also videos of him jerking off but I don't want to watch.
If you are interested in such things look him up. By the way 4chan is claiming that he created the onlyfans account to scam people. Thirsty troon chasers deserve it tho.
There is also a video of him where he complaints that no one wants to date him like a typical trooncel. He thinks girls didn't want to date him because he is a "girl" with a penis. Nahh, they rejected you because you are a crazy freak. Early transitioners aren't less insane than the late transitioning sickos. I also love how he claims to be pansexuals but then says he is mostly attracted to ftms. He says he doesn't now why.
LMAO! He likes pussy. That's the reason. He is attracted to women. But lesbians don't want him, straight women don't want him and it seems like bisexual women also reject him. That's the reason why he specifically pointed out that girls in high school didn't want to date him. When he talked about his male classmates he only said that they didn't like him because he didn't fit in. Nothing about dating. I also read on 4chan who uploaded some onlyfans stuff that he apparently masturbated with a pocket pussy.
As you see it's not only gay kids who get trooned out. It looks like straight early transitioners are left sexually frustrated. But their underage bodies and infertility makes it really hard to find romantic relationships. Someone should do more research on this topic. A study would be great.
I recall there was some femboy who was semi-popular on 4chan who killed himself after people in his school found his pics, and they weren't even nudes.
I remember when Dan Savage wrote an article about something like this. He's gay, married to another gay guy and they have an adopted son. One point him growing up he wanted to be gay because his dads are gay and he was actually quite distressed that he might not be gay. What did our Danny boy do? Did he take him to nearsest gay bar, pride parade or sign him up for grider? No, Dan pointed out to the kid most couples they know and care about are straigh so most likely he is too. He is too young to say for sure in this point but those are odds. He also assured that no matter what his dads will love and support him, that isn't dependent on him being just like them. That was it and far as I know the boy turned up straight and fine about it.View attachment 1502742
Someone here recently posted content of this Reddit user (elsiemaep20). He's a perfect example of why troons should never become parents, lest they encourage their own children to troon out.
I think I may have a trans kid!?
(x)So, my 5yo son(?) has been pretty GNC with their clothing since they were old enough to have preferences. Leggings, sparkles, and rainbows! Oh and the skirt we bought them....it goes VERY spinny. Since I came out to them they've told me a few times that they think they feel like a girl too. I wasn't sure if they were just copying me or if it goes deeper, so I always just affirmed that they get to be whoever they are and didn't make a big deal of it.
Well tonight they chose "I Am Jazz" for bedtime stories and listened to every word with a degree of intentional focus that is downright weird for this crazy kid. After reading it I told them that if they are still feeling like a girl we would be happy to help with that by buying more girl clothes and calling them a girl name if they wanted.
Kid was absolutely radiant. Told me they've always liked girl clothes better and want to be called "Elena". Also told me that their brother would need to call them "sister" instead of "brother". Seriously I rarely see those kinds of smiles from them! Sure looked like gender euphoria to me.
Obviously I'm in total support of my kids being 100% who they are! I mean, I'm trans, so self expression is yes. I'm also scared that they're copying me, but this seems pretty legit. Seriously, my wife and I went shoe shopping yesterday, and my kid was SO into the pink/rainbow/sparkly shoes. I think the right thing to do is to start using Elena/she/her? I mean, my kid said that's what she wants, right?
It honestly wouldn't surprise me too much really. I'm pretty convinced that I've got a mutation in how I process sex hormones, so it wouldn't be so surprising if I passed it on. Seems reasonable that my AMAB kids would be more likely to be trans...
So yeah, wow this is hard. Even for a trans mom. It's hard to switch your mindset about a kid you've been there for since -9 months. But I will always support my kids being who they are!
One last side note...if my kid is trans...my extended family is going to blame me so hard. That'll fucking suck. 100% worth it though. My kids come first.
Edit: Oh if forgot to mention she's been telling us, "I want my hair cut short in the front so I can see better but I don't want it cut in the back because I want it to get long but then once it's long you can cut the back sometimes to keep it the right length."
Edit 2: I also forgot that she told me that she likes playing fairies with her 3yo brother because she gets to dress up like a girl.
Edit 3: Another interesting thing tonight was at bedtime she told me that big kids don't need their parents to lie down with them at bedtime and that she's feeling ready for that. Sure enough, she put herself right to sleep. This is a Big Deal for a kid that is all about order and routine, and it will problem be the new normal. Did she make that jump because she felt really secure, supported, and loved after our talk? That would be very congruent with her personality.
He's conditioned both of his kids to call him Mama.
Constantly misgendered by my kid
(x)I've got 2 kids, 3 and 5. The 3yo is kinda too young to understand my transition or even care as far as I can tell. The 5yo gets it and seems totally fine with it. However, he calls me "daddy" about once every 10 seconds.
When we're home I'm actually ok with it. When we're out in public though... yikes. Getting outed and misgendered publicly when I would have likely been passing really sucks.
How have others dealt with this? Are there good ways to get him to switch titles without him feeling like the relationship is being threatened? What title works for you? I've tried "maddy", but it doesn't feel fem enough. My wife is "mommy" btw.
Update: all the replies really helped me take this step! I've asked the kids to call me mama. They're totally ok with it! Not a big deal at all it seems. The 3yo must have understood way more than I thought, because he had a great time calling me mama tonight! The 5yo struggled to remember, but he's totally on board and told me that he's trying to remember but it will take him a while to make the switch. Of course, no worries kid! Thanks for doing your best!
I also realized that it was bothering me way more than I thought. I've been kinda irritable with the 5yo recently, and that went away tonight once he started trying to call me moma!
When he first started trooning out his wife was understandably put off by his breast forms.
Balancing partner's needs
(x)I'm AMAB and 3 weeks into accepting my NB/genderfluid identity. I love this new identity! My partner is doing her absolute best to be supportive. She shops for feminine clothes with me, bought me my first bra, and is teaching me how to do makeup! So very thankful for her!
Here's the catch though. My breast forms absolutely weird her out. She does her best, but you can see the discomfort. If I wear them all day it really takes a toll on her well being. It breaks my heart two ways at once because I hate the pain I'm causing and just want so badly for her to love this part of me.
I've tried wearing them less, but some days I just have to. On those days they can take me from totally depressed to happy and motivated. I don't think I can stop wearing them at least occasionally.
Has anyone else dealt with something like this? We just keep hurting each other despite our best intentions.
As you can guess, his early adventures in crossdressing gave him erections.
Arousal when dressing up
(x)When I first started cross dressing I experienced a lot of arousal as a result. That's mostly gone since I've been full-time fem for over a month, but I still sometimes feel that if I'm wearing something I feel really cute or sexy in.
I'm starting to think this isn't a trans thing. I think it's either a female thing, femme thing, or maybe a bottom / sub thing. It's totally normal for a cis-woman to say she "feels sexy" as a result of dressing up. I think that's because she feels pretty and desirable. A lot of people really get turned on by the idea of someone thinking they're attractive! I also think this might be related to being femme or a bottom since I'm the kind of girly girl that wants to be adorable. Or put more bluntly, few things make me happier than being told I'm cute / pretty / beautiful / adorable, etc. Those compliments are also a huge turn on.
So if an egg with that kind of sexuality crossdresses, it makes total sense they would be highly aroused. They feel desirable for maybe the first time in their life!
This idea makes sense of my experience. Does anyone else resonate with it?
Somebody save his family.
But no, the *googles* 22% to 44% rate of attempted suicide is only because of how bigoted everyone else is, right?
www.reddit.com
I'll grant you that fathers of trans kids tend to be fairly spineless, but let's look at it in practical terms: what can the father do there? No matter the kind of opposition he takes on the matter, every single legal procedure he tries to apply will result in the judge siding with the mother. So either he stays quiet or pays lip service... or the wife ruins his life completely in the courts.
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Someone here recently posted content of this Reddit user (elsiemaep20). He's a perfect example of why troons should never become parents, lest they encourage their own children to troon out.
I think I may have a trans kid!?
(x)So, my 5yo son(?) has been pretty GNC with their clothing since they were old enough to have preferences. Leggings, sparkles, and rainbows! Oh and the skirt we bought them....it goes VERY spinny. Since I came out to them they've told me a few times that they think they feel like a girl too. I wasn't sure if they were just copying me or if it goes deeper, so I always just affirmed that they get to be whoever they are and didn't make a big deal of it.
Well tonight they chose "I Am Jazz" for bedtime stories and listened to every word with a degree of intentional focus that is downright weird for this crazy kid. After reading it I told them that if they are still feeling like a girl we would be happy to help with that by buying more girl clothes and calling them a girl name if they wanted.
Kid was absolutely radiant. Told me they've always liked girl clothes better and want to be called "Elena". Also told me that their brother would need to call them "sister" instead of "brother". Seriously I rarely see those kinds of smiles from them! Sure looked like gender euphoria to me.
Obviously I'm in total support of my kids being 100% who they are! I mean, I'm trans, so self expression is yes. I'm also scared that they're copying me, but this seems pretty legit. Seriously, my wife and I went shoe shopping yesterday, and my kid was SO into the pink/rainbow/sparkly shoes. I think the right thing to do is to start using Elena/she/her? I mean, my kid said that's what she wants, right?
It honestly wouldn't surprise me too much really. I'm pretty convinced that I've got a mutation in how I process sex hormones, so it wouldn't be so surprising if I passed it on. Seems reasonable that my AMAB kids would be more likely to be trans...
So yeah, wow this is hard. Even for a trans mom. It's hard to switch your mindset about a kid you've been there for since -9 months. But I will always support my kids being who they are!
One last side note...if my kid is trans...my extended family is going to blame me so hard. That'll fucking suck. 100% worth it though. My kids come first.
Edit: Oh if forgot to mention she's been telling us, "I want my hair cut short in the front so I can see better but I don't want it cut in the back because I want it to get long but then once it's long you can cut the back sometimes to keep it the right length."
Edit 2: I also forgot that she told me that she likes playing fairies with her 3yo brother because she gets to dress up like a girl.
Edit 3: Another interesting thing tonight was at bedtime she told me that big kids don't need their parents to lie down with them at bedtime and that she's feeling ready for that. Sure enough, she put herself right to sleep. This is a Big Deal for a kid that is all about order and routine, and it will problem be the new normal. Did she make that jump because she felt really secure, supported, and loved after our talk? That would be very congruent with her personality.
He's conditioned both of his kids to call him Mama.
Constantly misgendered by my kid
(x)I've got 2 kids, 3 and 5. The 3yo is kinda too young to understand my transition or even care as far as I can tell. The 5yo gets it and seems totally fine with it. However, he calls me "daddy" about once every 10 seconds.
When we're home I'm actually ok with it. When we're out in public though... yikes. Getting outed and misgendered publicly when I would have likely been passing really sucks.
How have others dealt with this? Are there good ways to get him to switch titles without him feeling like the relationship is being threatened? What title works for you? I've tried "maddy", but it doesn't feel fem enough. My wife is "mommy" btw.
Update: all the replies really helped me take this step! I've asked the kids to call me mama. They're totally ok with it! Not a big deal at all it seems. The 3yo must have understood way more than I thought, because he had a great time calling me mama tonight! The 5yo struggled to remember, but he's totally on board and told me that he's trying to remember but it will take him a while to make the switch. Of course, no worries kid! Thanks for doing your best!
I also realized that it was bothering me way more than I thought. I've been kinda irritable with the 5yo recently, and that went away tonight once he started trying to call me moma!
When he first started trooning out his wife was understandably put off by his breast forms.
Balancing partner's needs
(x)I'm AMAB and 3 weeks into accepting my NB/genderfluid identity. I love this new identity! My partner is doing her absolute best to be supportive. She shops for feminine clothes with me, bought me my first bra, and is teaching me how to do makeup! So very thankful for her!
Here's the catch though. My breast forms absolutely weird her out. She does her best, but you can see the discomfort. If I wear them all day it really takes a toll on her well being. It breaks my heart two ways at once because I hate the pain I'm causing and just want so badly for her to love this part of me.
I've tried wearing them less, but some days I just have to. On those days they can take me from totally depressed to happy and motivated. I don't think I can stop wearing them at least occasionally.
Has anyone else dealt with something like this? We just keep hurting each other despite our best intentions.
As you can guess, his early adventures in crossdressing gave him erections.
Arousal when dressing up
(x)When I first started cross dressing I experienced a lot of arousal as a result. That's mostly gone since I've been full-time fem for over a month, but I still sometimes feel that if I'm wearing something I feel really cute or sexy in.
I'm starting to think this isn't a trans thing. I think it's either a female thing, femme thing, or maybe a bottom / sub thing. It's totally normal for a cis-woman to say she "feels sexy" as a result of dressing up. I think that's because she feels pretty and desirable. A lot of people really get turned on by the idea of someone thinking they're attractive! I also think this might be related to being femme or a bottom since I'm the kind of girly girl that wants to be adorable. Or put more bluntly, few things make me happier than being told I'm cute / pretty / beautiful / adorable, etc. Those compliments are also a huge turn on.
So if an egg with that kind of sexuality crossdresses, it makes total sense they would be highly aroused. They feel desirable for maybe the first time in their life!
This idea makes sense of my experience. Does anyone else resonate with it?
Somebody save his family.
Trans rights are human rights.
