Author: USA Editor

For decades, researchers and psychologists have recognized that the levels of “insistence and persistence” of gender dysphoria in children are important factors to measure. These experts have identified what most wise people instinctively know: there is a difference between a child’s temporary (and entirely appropriate) self-identification as a cat or Batman, and an extended commitment … Continue reading ROGD Phases -Time for Some Definitions 

This is how it feels to watch my child embrace gender ideology: It’s like I am watching my daughter jumping into the abyss.  She is falling in slow-motion, having purposely leapt past me into a gaping hole with no bottom in sight.  I am holding out my hand to catch her as she falls past, … Continue reading The Abyss 

PITT is written and edited exclusively by parents with children that identify or have identified as “trans”. We were born of parent support groups and have pooled our efforts to bring our stories to others, in the hopes that we can help our children and other children that have been swept up in gender madness … Continue reading “I’ll call on the little boy in the back”: Advice from a Therapist 

Resources Needed for Desisters and Detransitioners in Schools My son decided he was “trans” 2 years ago. But since that time, he’s changed his mind. He now knows he’s male and has stopped talking about gender. He is now concentrating on his next journey—college. But there’s a problem: how does he walk back from the trans … Continue reading The One Way Street

Dear wonderful, brave, wise women, Thank you for being the voice of reason in the world where children can consent to be mutilated before they have a chance to learn that gender and biological sex are two different things. I urge you, however, to stand up not only for children, but also for teenage girls. … Continue reading An Open Letter to Lesbians-United.org 

I’m a parent of a “trans identified” teen, so the pronoun dilemma is close to home for me. However, as a society, we cannot tackle this issue only when it impacts us personally —we need to band together as a society to say no to this toxic ideology, and saying no to pronouns is a … Continue reading It’s Wrong to Play the Pronoun Game 

When my older daughter was in her early teens, she enjoyed going to Teen Pride events. For a while, she dated girls. She never “came out”, it wasn’t necessary. She knew we didn’t mind whether she dated girls or boys. The only action we had to take was to drive her to her dates. Easy.My … Continue reading Why T is different than LGB: a parent’s perspective 

Dear Planned Parenthood, I cannot support you at this time and here is why. Planned Parenthood does not require any sort of mental health assessment before youth seeking hormones for transition can obtain those powerful medicines. What else are you neglecting here? Careful health assessment for other underlying medical conditions that could make hormones physically dangerous? This … Continue reading Dear Planned Parenthood 

My son came out as trans to me by text message almost 3 years ago. His message basically said “I am trans and I need hormones”. He had only been “feeling this way” for about a month prior to that, and found the answers on the internet. From there, he planned a quick medical transition … Continue reading The World Needs All Kinds Of Boys 

The lawsuits are starting – and it’s about time. In the last couple of days, law firms in both the US and the UK have put out a call for claimants wishing to take legal action as a result of harm done to them or their family members by trans drug treatments and surgeries.  Parents of gender questioning kids … Continue reading DAMAGED BY TRANS? THE LAWSUITS ARE STARTING.