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Oct 7 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
A former victim of keffals has been in touch.

As brave as this kid is, I'm absolutely enraged they've been blocked at every turn bringing this forward.

There are more wishing to speak out, but are looking for a safe landing to do so.
@kittypurrzog @jessesingal
Victim is in Canada.

Now I see why keffals fled
An update:
I've advised the individual to contact London Ontario Police Department, and have provided information on how to obtain legal representation.

I've also, connected him with Jesse Signal.

I'd rather take the risk in believing someone than not.

Over to you buddy

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TullipR/Ritchie 🦎🌈♂ Profile picture
Oct 8
If you're thinking about GRS, you really need to ask yourself what will you do if it goes wrong, because living like this isn't glorious, it's miserable.

Let's talk about complications.

Heres 10 to start
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1. Nerve Damage (Sensation)

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Current studies estimate 1 in 7 will lose full sensation.

Personally, I know of more post ops who report a lack of sensation than with.
2. Infection

Studies range estimate around 1 in 5 will experience infection

The degree of this depends on hygiene and general health.

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Aug 19
It's infuriating to see Trans people propel the lie that people detransition because of a lack of acceptance.

How about this one, detransitioners will retransition because of a lack of acceptance from their friends and family.

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First let's address the reason for detransition. @DaysGoByGoBy Alex, head moderator of /r/detrans ran an indepth controlled survey on detransitioners, you can see the full survey here: reddit.com/r/detrans/comm…

What do you notice about the responses? Acceptance at the bottom.
A similar survey, ran a year earlier found strikingly similar results when asked "Why did you detransition?"
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Aug 1
Gender dysphoria is a bland, useless and damaging concept

Here's why 🧵
1. It's the only medical condition based primarily on self diagnosis.

In the UK Gender Dysphoria is classified as a medical condition. No other medical condition relys solely on the authority of the patient.
2. It cannot be physically tested for physically.
Diabetes, psychosis, autism, cancer, low iron and just about any other physical or neurological condition can be reliably tested for.

To date, no reliable model for testing dysphoria has emerged.
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Jul 31
What happens next with Detrans and LGBTQ+?
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tl;dr - They will be commodified into "LGTBDQ+"
Calling us fake didn't work, neither did calling us liars.

Why? Internet histories, cross verification from others all confirmed our stories were true. They came after us, contacted people we knew, tried to dig up what they could and only found that our stories were true.
They tried to palm us off as extraordinarily rare, an inconvenient fluke that's been weaponised for political gain. So they said...

But as the <1% myth has been destroyed and faith in the research has nearly evaporated, what do you do then?
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Jul 16
Let's talk about deadnames!🧵
When a person gets married and takes their partner’s family name, they do not refer to their previous name as a deadname, why not? Even people who change their name for any other reason aside from being trans, do not refer to this as a deadname.
Dead names make a lot more sense when you view them from the angle of death as an obsession. It indicates that a person is destroyed, and unreclaimable and it’s used as an anchor to keep trans people grounded in their trans identity.
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Jul 14
I've seen this 1% regret rate flying all over twitter. It's from this specific meta study.

Look at the sample sizes, bias rating and mean follow up time.

This is not robust at all and anyone quoting this should be pointed towards the meth

journals.lww.com/prsgo/fulltext…
Additional note should be taken to "Types of regret". Not all of the meta studies asked it and the questions around detransition are "Not specified"

Also sad lol at the main cause of regret.
Meta Studies almost always have a specific purpose to prove, and with that there is an inherit bias.

Additionally, I'm not sure I can blame the authors because this information is actively screened out, making it hard to capture.

We can do better
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