Looking back at my timeline, I was never happy before I transitioned, when I bought the lies I had a glimpse of hope in me. But while I lived in that lifestyle and everyone lied to me while I lied, I was dying inside and I didn’t know it. It wasn’t until I was forced to leave the… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
After hitting rock bottom and dealing with alcoholism, I worked to fix my life and realized if no one would speak for me, that I would need to speak for myself and others.
I took a big step in my life and came out publicly as a detransitioner, and one of the few males speaking… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
But one this last year I’ve had the pleasure to meet more detransitioners like myself and I am grateful to have made great and awesome friends.
@catcattinson was the first detransitioner I got to meet and she has been a good friend since we’ve meet.
@ShifterofShapes was the first male detransitioner who I had the pleasure to meet and hang out with. Meeting him gave me hope that I am not alone in this fight and I’m glad to have him as a friend.
@ChoooCole since getting to meet her, her and I have been great friends who support each other when we are in person.
Chloe has seen me at my lowest point when I have been hit my reality about the harm I’ve been through and I am grateful to her for everything she’s done to help… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Finally since meeting Chloe, we have shared many moments of laughter and sadness but we also know how we both feel due to what we’ve been through.
@detransaqua is another good friend of mine, who I have the pleasure of meeting. We have had a ton of great memories since meeting each other and I am proud to be her friend.
I’m the short time we’ve meet each other, we’ve been able to support one another. She just like all the other detrans women I’ve been able to meet, have a huge heart even though she’s been hurt.
Prisha as your friend, I will always be there to help support you no matter what you go through. We all know how hard this is and I’m glad to have you as a friend who I can always depend on.
@onedonebun as much as I give you a hard time either through messages or in person I am grateful to have you as a friend even if I’m a pain in the butt with all my bad dad jokes.
@isopodsocks and @phloxolotl_ we recently meet in Sacramento, Ca and if was a pleasure to finally meet you two in person. We’ve chatted a couple of times online, but I’m glad to have finally meet more detransitioners in real life. You two are awesome young ladies! 😊
I am also proud to have meet Jeanette Cooper from @ethical_care, @buttonslives, @SwipeWright and @chrissyclark_ who are all awesome people who have been supportive and helpful to me and many other detransitioners.
Thank you to @redpilledlcsw and other therapists who aren’t in line with the crazy ideology of harming children and vulnerable adults.
Abigail Martinez is another woman and mother who I’ve had the pleasure to meet. She continues to speak out even though California stole her daughter from her, her courage to continue speaking out is something that is admirable. twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Finally, I would like to give thanks to my Producer @dominic_pinedo. In the few months that he’s been helping me out, he’s been doing such a great job to keep me sane, and being the support that I need in this insane fight.
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Can’t believe how fast times goes, left to right. 2016 -> 2018 -> 2021 -> today 2023
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1/ These last two days at the AAP, I’ve had great conversations about the “gender affirmation care model” predominantly in Latin American. As the Spanish speaker in our group I was able to communicate with doctors from all over Latin America.
2/ A majority of the responses that I received from the Latino doctors were shocked what is happening in America and that this isn’t happening in their countries or if it is, it’s a very small population and very strict.
3/ During my chat with the doctors I informed them about @ChoooCole and her story, all the doctors were shocked and disappointed that a minor was harmed.
1/ While I’m public about my detransition, I’m still a bit hesitant to tell everyone about the full extent of the harm done to me by transitioning.
I’m hesitant because I’m still not willing to completely accept the fact that I’ve been hurt. But after speaking with some people
2/ I’ve decided to tell more about the harm done to me. For the last few months I’ve sadly have started to lose my eyesight, I don’t know the cause but I suspect the hormones have a role in this. My hands have limited mobility, so I cant keep them open and I struggle to keep them
3/ open. My memory has also gotten worse, I’m aware of spine issues from other detransitioners & my back has started to ache and I now worry if I’m having some of those issues. I suspect that as I grow older, I’ll have more issues and sadly I was never told about these issues
🧵 from todays event in Anaheim Ca, I had a great time w/ everyone supporting us, my fellow speakers & even all of the haters who tried to cancel our event.
I had a great time w/ my friend & fellow speaker @ChoooCole