- There's a
YouTube video
about a woman named Sarah -- another tragic tale from when she was a teen who skipped down
the rabbit hole of transgenderism, who is now trying to claw her way back out.
Perhaps a better way to describe her situation is having stepped on a land mine.
- Disclaimer: It's not my intention to beat up on Sarah. I'm sure she does that to herself every day.
In fact, I hope she does not read this page. My intention is to use her story
as a cautionary tale of what can happen when some mixture of self-rejection, self-deception,
influencers, and the current social cause and contagion of transgenderism collide
with an impressionable teen struggling with her identity and other comorbidities.
- Language is part of the deception. There is no "transition," and hence,
there is no "detransition." These are made-up words with implied meanings not rooted in reality -- lies.
- "Transition" includes putting poisons like testosterone in your body and body modifications (elective surgeries).
- "Detransition" is trying to reverse as much of the damage as possible.
- 14:51
If you take testosterone to make yourself more like a man, you'll find out it works
-- lower voice, hair all over your body, balding. Welcome to being a man.
- 12:44
Referencing the medical community, "Anytime anyone hears I'm detransitioning,
they don't want anything to do with me." No kidding. Too often, what's done
is done, and there's no going back. E.g., once breasts have been removed, they are
gone forever. People like Sarah become the proverbial baby with a dirty diaper
handed back to the parents to clean up the mess.
- Shame on anyone who helped lead Sarah astray. Here's what I can't wrap my head around: members of the medical profession going into an OR and removing the perfectly healthy breasts of a teenage girl. If I were in their scrubs, I would refuse to participate, even if it cost me my job.
Do any of these "medical professionals" stop to consider what a girl might want when she's 20, 25 or 30, including having children and breastfeeding them? "Transitioning" minors is a medical atrocity, Frankensteinian. History will not look kindly on those who participated.
- Shame on anyone who helped lead Sarah astray. Here's what I can't wrap my head around: members of the medical profession going into an OR and removing the perfectly healthy breasts of a teenage girl. If I were in their scrubs, I would refuse to participate, even if it cost me my job.
- 24:55
A few words of wisdom from Sarah: "You can rush into this all you like but you can't rush out."
- I wish Sarah well on her road to recovery.
Here's a song I recently recalled from my youth.
It came out many moons past in 1970, the year I turned 15.
The lyrics mean more today than they did 55 years ago.
Who knew a frog could be so far ahead of his time?
