How did doctors ignore this history? Did they even ask?
▪️Father wanted a son, was abusive
▪️Eating disorder at 13
▪️Self-harm at 14
▪️Sexual assault at 14
▪️Learned about transgender at 15
▪️Social media obsession
▪️Testosterone at 17
▪️Mastectomy at 19
She’s just a lesbian.
▪️Father wanted a son, was abusive
▪️Eating disorder at 13
▪️Self-harm at 14
▪️Sexual assault at 14
▪️Learned about transgender at 15
▪️Social media obsession
▪️Testosterone at 17
▪️Mastectomy at 19
She’s just a lesbian.
“I was never excited about surgery, just scared.“
“For a month I fell into a very deep depression. When I got my bandages off I refused to even look at myself in the mirror. I hated it more than I thought I hated my breasts.”
“For a month I fell into a very deep depression. When I got my bandages off I refused to even look at myself in the mirror. I hated it more than I thought I hated my breasts.”
“Summarized: I never had gender dysphoria until I learned the term transgender, I just hated my body.”
“I suffered from an eating disorder and was sexually assulted shortly before deciding I was trans.”
“I feel confident and happy in my body while presenting female.”
“I suffered from an eating disorder and was sexually assulted shortly before deciding I was trans.”
“I feel confident and happy in my body while presenting female.”
This started as a child. A hurt girl. Doctors ignored the trauma and comorbidites and they’re ignoring them all today with children much younger than this.
We have a few hundred gender clinics in North America, up from a handful a decade ago.
They practice ‘affirmation only.’
We have a few hundred gender clinics in North America, up from a handful a decade ago.
They practice ‘affirmation only.’
Exposing this madness is important. It simply cannot be allowed to continue.
As a dad of two girls, when I learned about all this stuff going on, it ate at me, and ate at me, so I decided to start doing this.
One conversation at a time. On the street. Out of our echo chambers.
As a dad of two girls, when I learned about all this stuff going on, it ate at me, and ate at me, so I decided to start doing this.
One conversation at a time. On the street. Out of our echo chambers.
I’m off to Texas on Wednesday, because after more than a year of doing this in Canada, awareness is not growing fast enough.
Going into bigger markets with more media exposure helps everyone, and this giant mess gets solved more quickly everywhere if the U.S. gets on it.
Going into bigger markets with more media exposure helps everyone, and this giant mess gets solved more quickly everywhere if the U.S. gets on it.
Having said that of Canada, it is also true that awareness has improved a lot.
Because of the collective efforts of so many, I notice a significant increase in awareness all across the country. It’s immediately apparent in my conversations.
We just need to keep accelerating.
Because of the collective efforts of so many, I notice a significant increase in awareness all across the country. It’s immediately apparent in my conversations.
We just need to keep accelerating.
If you are able to support my efforts, I greatly appreciate it.
On the street, people say to me all the time, “oh it’s just you out here” and the answer I tell them is “maybe it’s just me right now, but there are a lot of people behind me.”
Thank you.
billboardchris.com/donate
On the street, people say to me all the time, “oh it’s just you out here” and the answer I tell them is “maybe it’s just me right now, but there are a lot of people behind me.”
Thank you.
billboardchris.com/donate
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