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To my daughter’s gender therapist: you were wrong. It has been some months since you and my daughter had the last of four sessions. In the third session I was invited to sit in on a discussion of the effects of T, testosterone, on a human female body. You smiled calmly as you led us … Continue reading To My Daughter’s Therapist: You Were Wrong

By: Juliet Nevasta The first time I heard my daughter's masculine voice, I threw up.  I was caught off-guard, alone in the house (I thought), picking burrs off the dog.  "Hello, hello? Hello, is anybody home?!"   I knew my son was not home.  And his 15 yr old voice was deeper than this voice. Was it him?  Was he in distress? My … Continue reading UNSAFE: Parental Disempowerment by the Gender Industry

One of the most difficult things about parenting a gender-questioning child today is the information asymmetry. Once a GQ kid has self-diagnosed themselves, courtesy of big tech, they have access to the entire world of transgender ideology with its seemingly endless stream of videos, articles, and social media influencers. These resources show them exactly how to … Continue reading The Gender Critical Parent’s Guide to Trans: (Mis)Behaviors

Or we're breaking up with you Doctors: Are you going to change your ways, or do we need to break up with you? Our relationship was good while it lasted but unless things change — and change quickly — it’s time to call it quits.  We are the parents of gender dysphoric children and we feel … Continue reading Dear Doctors: You’ve Got One More Chance

The science is out there, but you won't read about it When my son came to me saying he felt he was trans, my first inclination, being a scientist, was to dive into the research. I wanted to understand, from a medical and scientific perspective, what was going on with my son. I figured the … Continue reading Rise of the Trans Medical Taliban

There are three types of people that are threatening and are, therefore, absolutely intolerable, to the trans ideology narrative - desisters (people that thought they were trans, but then stopped thinking that way), detransitioners (people who “transitioned” to the other sex, and are now reverting back), and parents who question.  We are part of the … Continue reading Why We Write about Gender Ideology (aka Trans)

Pronoun signaling, however well intended, is hurtful, not kind. Think you are being kind by asking someone to state their pronouns? To require them on name badges? By advertising your pronouns on your email signature and linkedin profile? Or even worse, by conducting pronoun circles on the first day of school?  In actuality, this pronoun stuff, … Continue reading Enough with the Pronouns

And, more importantly - what are we going to do about it? Every couple of generations a new belief system comes along that catches on and quickly seizes the public imagination. The trendy belief system du jour is gender identity. But, just because a lot of people believe it to be true or think that … Continue reading Why are US Schools Teaching Gender Religion to Kids?

When Will the Real Women Stand Up? By: Jen Van Outer, a Real Woman, with a son who doesn’t believe he’s a Real Man, who is experiencing the unique pain and cognitive dissonance that results from the collision of feminism with gender confusion within a family. -------- Anyone remember the 1980s commercial for Enjoli – … Continue reading It’s Time for the Real Women to Stand Up

By Pam Curtis How many Detransitioners are too many before people start listening to parents? I’m a parent of a trans identifying teen, and I know a lot about this subject and why a child would come to the conclusion that they are trans. I just want you to listen. When I was a young … Continue reading How Many Detransitioners Are Too Many?