Story of a Detransitioner - I react as a Trans Woman myself.

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  • **Please Read**
    During this video i mention a statistic I believed to be 1% for detransitioners. I had read this a while ago in an article and I took this to be true. I have now been made aware this is possibly an old statistic or I am getting my numbers mixed up.
    I think detransition is an area I can definitely learn more on and of course moving forward I will extend my fact finding before giving any statistics - including links to said numbers. The last thing I want to do is spread misinformation on anything. Thank you for all your comments letting me know - as it can only help me grow and learn.
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    Alexis xxx
    Today I watched and reacted to this story of how someone transitioned for all the wrong reason’s, and then subsequently detransitioned later in life. I can’t imagine the pain someone must face to transition and then reverse it all.
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  • @Alexis_blake00
    @Alexis_blake00  Před 5 měsíci +84

    ***Please Read***
    During this video i mention a statistic I believed to be 1% for detransitioners. I had read this a while ago in an article and I took this to be true. I have now been made aware this is possibly an old statistic or I am getting my numbers mixed up.
    I think detransition is an area I can definitely learn more on and of course moving forward I will extend my fact finding before giving any statistics - including links to said numbers. The last thing I want to do is spread misinformation on anything. Thank you for all your comments letting me know - as it can only help me grow and learn.
    Massive love
    Alexis xxx

    • @ChautoOfStar
      @ChautoOfStar Před 5 měsíci +2

      I could be wrong but last I read somewhere it was up to 1.5% and going up

    • @theriansadventure
      @theriansadventure Před 5 měsíci

      @@ChautoOfStar Trans activists love to say it’s much less than it really is. In reality, no organisation has ever followed their trans clients long term so there really are no reliable statistics. The study that says 1% is from 2016 where they followed 30 people for 6 months and at the end asked them if they had any regrets. So once you understand the parameters it’s a stupid statistic like many that get thrown around in this community.

    • @janebennetto5655
      @janebennetto5655 Před 5 měsíci

      Just found the talk - Detransition time bomb with Wilfred Reilly- Genspect Denver conference. Listen to the questions as there is a lady who got clear numbers from the USA armed forces. 🇬🇧❤

    • @Ponderosa518
      @Ponderosa518 Před 5 měsíci +2

      You are the positive YT influence the LGBT community needs right now. ❤️

    • @stanleyfox4201
      @stanleyfox4201 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Would a truly trans person detransition? Most detransitioners that I have been made aware of, were wrongly diagnosed as trans. So my view is that it's not trans who are detransitioning but those who have been wrongly diagnosed.

  • @TheSheGoz
    @TheSheGoz Před 5 měsíci +137

    I think the "challenges" to transition are being eroded with the inception of things like "self-identify". I think that's the problem. On the one hand, people shouldn't be pigeon-holed, or boxed-into roles that are uncomfortable to them. On the other hand, completely medically altering your sex, shouldn't be viewed/portrayed as a simple/faddish/reversible thing. It should be okay for males to express their feminine side, and for women to express their masculine side, without having to medically prove that they're one gender or the other.

    • @eavye95
      @eavye95 Před 5 měsíci +26

      I agree, I feel like we were there. Men like Jeffree Star wearing the clothes he wants, makeup, wigs, etc. Women wearing suits, that hate dresses, the color pink, etc. All of this was the norm, but now if you dress like that, people think you need to be trans.

    • @bobbiejojackson9448
      @bobbiejojackson9448 Před 5 měsíci +18

      @@eavye95 Exactly. What happened to androgyny? Or tomboys? Or more feminine men? Why must everyone be one thing or another. I really thought we'd come farther than this. 😒

    • @horror-core
      @horror-core Před 5 měsíci +13

      ​@@bobbiejojackson9448 We're in a bad way, and it's just crazy to me. I was always a tomboy growing up. I played with boy toys, as I got older I got heavily into skateboarding and BMX, and as a fully grown woman I'm still tomboy in style. My family let me go and have fun. At 13 yrs old i came out and told my family I was gay, and they literally laughed at me, and told me to tell them something they didn't already know lol. So I got VERY lucky with that. Some kids get disowned when they come out. I'm just happy I spent my 20's in the 2000's just being me. Nobody judged much, we hated labels and we were all different. I was a mohawked punk rocker but I had friends who were the complete opposite of me and that was cool. We didn't put anyone in a corner. What a mess everything has become, and I can't work out how it ended up this way. Or why the parents today are dealing with this. This is the most dangerous trend there's ever been.

    • @SeinIshamiado
      @SeinIshamiado Před 5 měsíci +3

      ​@@eavye95 those people still exist yk. Not everyone is "trans"

    • @bobbiejojackson9448
      @bobbiejojackson9448 Před 5 měsíci +9

      @@SeinIshamiado That's the point that the people in this thread are trying to make. We know that androgynous people and those who don't conform to "stereotypical gender roles", definitely exist. The point is that in recent years, younger and younger children who are exhibiting even a few of those tendencies, are being told by activists and yes... some progressive doctors and psychiatric professionals in our society, that they must be trans if they feel like that. They're being told that if they're a more masculine girl or more feminine boy, there's actually no other possible reason for the way they feel, than that they must have been born in the wrong body. Just about anyone over the age of 30, knows that's simply not true, because the majority of us knows at least one person in our circles, who is a tomboy or a more feminine male. It literally seems as though there are certain factions of the (current) LGBT community, who are deliberately trying to erase the very ideas of androgyny and gender non-conformity.

  • @inotaishu1
    @inotaishu1 Před 5 měsíci +147

    The 1 % detransition rate is based on information that was published/gathered before the big push for puberty blockers, so I would not consider it up to date anymore.

    • @archgirl7797
      @archgirl7797 Před 5 měsíci +16

      also, many trans people who want to detransition feel they can't because of the social impact, the added cost of more surgeries, feeling like they'be gone too far and can't undo what has been done.
      Those feelings must at least partially influence why the self deletion rates are so high. They trap themselves in something they can't undo and would rather end it all when they realise what a mistake it was.

    • @inotaishu1
      @inotaishu1 Před 5 měsíci

      @@neko7606 Right I forgot that. Also, I do remember detransitioners reporting that they were left alone afterwards because either the prior doctors/surgeons either would not help them, or simply did not know how. So much money and time is put into transition but barely anyone seems to know anything about detransition. Well except all those "transgenders" for whom it all seems to be just an act.

    • @Marcussucram_
      @Marcussucram_ Před 5 měsíci

      Yes that's very true, latest figures are are 3% and that is going to absolutely sky rocket due to this new gender agenda. Putting pride flags everywhere in schools, adults telling children they can be any gender they want. Cartoons with transgendered characters. It's all.so dangerous.

    • @StormBringer5
      @StormBringer5 Před 5 měsíci +13

      The most recent data for the US puts the discontinuation rate of hormones during a 4 year period at 30%, which is significantly higher than previous studies.

    • @mentalalchemysubliminals
      @mentalalchemysubliminals Před 5 měsíci +13

      the detrans ppl I have seen online sharing their stories all also say that there was no follow up with them after their surgeries/transition, so who is keeping the score with how many detransition? It seems like the small number is trans activist propaganda.

  • @janclifford1
    @janclifford1 Před 5 měsíci +39

    He said that he was safe in God's hands. I did not interpret what he said at all to mean that trans is "bad".

    • @marjutraks1038
      @marjutraks1038 Před 5 měsíci +8

      Same, and what I felt was that god wanted to redeem all the horrible things that had happend to this little child on the way

    • @peachxtaehyung
      @peachxtaehyung Před 4 měsíci +1

      No it's not that it's that he's an anti trans speaker

  • @lindafisher8441
    @lindafisher8441 Před 5 měsíci +30

    The empathy on your face when he spoke of his abuse, was so caring..

  • @SecretSquirrelFun
    @SecretSquirrelFun Před 5 měsíci +40

    This person’s story has absolutely nothing to do with a child wearing the dress and everything to do with the dysfunctional adults surrounding that child.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci +4

      Well clearly, it was because the grandma only gave him validation when he wore a dress and otherwise did not pay much attention to him. Of course it wasn’t about the dress.

    • @aprilapril2
      @aprilapril2 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@nate2759 there was clearly abuse in the family… it’s all a bit Psycho.

    • @JBSRCS
      @JBSRCS Před 5 měsíci +7

      Yes! Exactly! The dress wasn’t the point. The grandma was grooming him and telling him to keep secrets from his parents. The father physically abused him and the uncle sexually abused him. The poor kid!

    • @Kathleen-vl5ws
      @Kathleen-vl5ws Před 5 měsíci +1

      Preach. My heart breaks for that man, but he's zeroing in on the dress when that wasn't the problem.

    • @cobrakaier238
      @cobrakaier238 Před 5 měsíci

      Exactly notice how he was excusing their behavior with the fact that he was wearing the dress. Like it was the root of all evil that happened to him. He is clearly very disturbed.

  • @Chrisstinnaa
    @Chrisstinnaa Před 5 měsíci +54

    18:01 i don’t think that’s what he meant. I think he was saying that the Lord will take him and heal him in the way that he needs instead of him using transitioning to run away from his trauma. Facing trauma is very hard and obviously that is something he didn’t feel ready to do for a big portion of his life. Some people drink or do drugs and he transitioned. Not comparing transitioning to alcoholism or drug addiction but just saying people will do what they feel they have to to escape instead of facing what they need to. I do believe trans people exist and it’s a real diagnosis but I agree with you that it does needs to be set up to, as you said, challenge if that’s what you really want because it is a big life changing choice and one that shouldn’t be taken lightly so we don’t have cases like this. Great videos and thank you for sharing your point of view and your life with us. Keep up the good work!! Much love from the USA

    • @JBSRCS
      @JBSRCS Před 5 měsíci +3

      Yes, I understood him to be saying that he felt healed by the Lord and was able to let go of the damaging influences from the dysfunctional adults in his life when he was a child, and therefore able to accept himself for who he actually was… not who he had been influenced to become. I felt like he was speaking about his own experience, not making a declaration that no one can really be transgender. I don’t know him so I could be lacking information. That’s just how I took what he said.

    • @LyndaAlsford
      @LyndaAlsford Před 5 měsíci +3

      I thought the same thing. Once God had healed the trauma but he suffered as a child, he realised he wasn't trans.

  • @auouraschannel5230
    @auouraschannel5230 Před 5 měsíci +40

    It's more then 1% at the moment, the initial study was done between the 70s and 2012.
    It's thought ti be between 3% and 10%. Because subjects kept dropping out they can't be sure

    • @naomimoore47
      @naomimoore47 Před 5 měsíci

      I've found a 2017 UK study that finds the rate to be 0.47% amongst a group of 3400 people who transitioned.

    • @nickname2935
      @nickname2935 Před 5 měsíci +10

      The gatekeeping has massively dropped since around 2015. So those 1% are referring to a completely different population of patients than what we are talking about currently.
      Since those studies transition has changed from a middle-aged male phenomenon to a female teenager phenomenon. Diagnostic criteria have shifted from rigorous questioning over months to self-ID.
      As far as we know, regret often comes in about 10 years later. So there is no data on regret or detransition about the current trans population. Also detrans people who kept their gonades usually just drop out and stop seeing their doctor, as they lost trust in the medical profession altogether.
      1% is clearly an outdated number.

    • @Marcussucram_
      @Marcussucram_ Před 5 měsíci +6

      Yes I can believe that it's more now, but that's exactly the point we need to make, more and more people are literally being groomed into transitioning due to all of this hype of pronouns, and teaching it in schools, this is why we are getting more detransitioners.
      We need to make sure that we are not confusing people who detransition with all trans people. And trying to portray a message that it is wrong to transition, because it isn't.
      If you get more people transitioning, your going to get more detransitioning its common sense. I reckon this time next year, youtube will be flooded with detransitioning interviews. Detransitioning is going to skyrocket. Watch this space

    • @horror-core
      @horror-core Před 5 měsíci +5

      Yea I do believe it's definitely more than 1%. We have to take into account that there's Drs who give these percentages to people, and no surgeon who performs medical and surgical transition are going to give a honest number on how many patients have come to them in such bad condition that they've said they want to detransition or that they regret it. I also take into account the amount of detransitioners who don't speak out because they are scared of the backlash from all angles, or perhaps embarrassed or it's just too much for them so they keep quiet. Of course there are many people who have transitioned and are living a happy and healthy life, and made the right choice for themselves. There are people out here, and even some of these TikTok and CZcams big mouthed activists who I'm 100% sure do regret getting bottom surgery, most of all though. I think a lot of the percentage of people who regret their decision are kept in the dark. These are just my opinions.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci

      Yes, there is no accurate information on detransitioners and that’s mostly because universities do not want to fund these studies because the results would be shocking.
      There would be more detransitioners than trans people because trans people make up around 0.6 of the population and the rest who are claiming to be “trans”, are actually confused.

  • @TanyaRando
    @TanyaRando Před 5 měsíci +45

    Even 40years ago, in the UK, I needed a breast implant, but just on one side, due to development issues, and before they'd do that, I needed to go through counselling, and prove that it was what I really, truly wanted, and was shown pictures and video of the complications of the surgery. It should never be TOO easy to change your body. I'm not saying you shouldn't get it done, if that's what you really want/need, but I think you need to go into it fully understanding the pros and cons. I've known quite a few transgender people over the years, I just don't think the way the activists of today are acting is helping the cause at all. With HRT, it's all "sure....It's not going to permanently affect you...." even though they KNOW it is. That's so wrong. They need to be honest. I really dislike the way that detransitioners are abandoned by the activist groups, I know this is mainly in the US, but we usually follow behind them after a while.
    The genuine people on here, like you, Blaire, Marcus, Buck, Sara, Jessica, to name a few, you're the ones that make me feel there's some sanity still out there.
    The pronoun people, the non B people, people like Blossom, etc, they're the ones putting people's backs up, and ensuring a backlash.
    I think you look stunning, and you and Liam make a lovely couple.
    I look forward to more podcasts!

    • @ana_with_the_world
      @ana_with_the_world Před 5 měsíci +6

      ‘it should never be too easy to change your body’ so damn accurate! and that applies to any kind of body mod, even things like botox and fillers. doctors have a duty to do no harm, and just because someone wants something doesn’t mean it won’t cause them harm. i’m sure it was a laborious process but i’m glad the doctors went through that with you, that you got properly vetted. exactly what doctors and physicians should do! blessings to you friend

    • @horror-core
      @horror-core Před 5 měsíci +9

      That was so well said, and I agree with everything you've written. It's a sad state of affairs right now. I commented earlier that it's horrible the way the activists treat detransitioners. Detransitioners aren't trying to hurt or destroy anyone. They needed help, didn't get the proper therapy and care they needed and made the wrong choice. Now they're mentally going through something i cannot even fathom, and are feeling hated and abandoned on top of it. All they want is for people to be 100% sure, know the risks and to keep children away from it all. I'm a gay woman and I have never cared what people have thought about me, so I never thought in a million years I WOULD worry what people thought of me, because I don't want people to think I'm one of those lunatic activists. I wonder if they even acknowledge that they're making the whole of lgbt look terrible to the world, and if they even care? I surly don't want to be seen as one of these people. To be honest I've never sported a rainbow, been to a pride parade or cared about pride month. We're not special, we're just people like everyone else. I dunno. Things have gotten extremely out of hand, and I just pray that the whole non binary, neo pronoun nonsense is a trend with these kids that will pass fast. There's already 18 year old girls who have had their breasts removed and demand to be called "it" What a hot mess everything is.

    • @TanyaRando
      @TanyaRando Před 5 měsíci +3

      @@horror-core totally agree. Although not gay myself I have a few close family members who are, so I take all of this seriously.

    • @itsacarolbthing5221
      @itsacarolbthing5221 Před 5 měsíci

      Sara and Jessica who, please? I already follow Blaire and Buck. If Marcus is the Offensive Tranny, I already follow him. If not, could you tell me who he is, too? Thank you.

    • @peachxtaehyung
      @peachxtaehyung Před 4 měsíci

      1. Blaire makes up a lot of the subject of her videos stories, and 2 most places don't have it that easy lol most people I've heard from they had to go to Dr for more than a year, also what's wrong with "pronoun people"? It's a normal part of english language plus those who put it on bios are just trying to make thingsmore inclusive. There's nothing wrong with non binary people either

  • @CharliStar
    @CharliStar Před 5 měsíci +94

    What I got from this guys story….
    He was never actually transgender! Why do I think this..!?
    He never actually chose the dress - what he chose, was the attention it gave him from his Grandma, someone he spent a lot of time with. Her giving him attention in the dress most likely confused him because he never actually “felt like a girl” - notice that not once did he _ever_ say anything about feeling like a girl. He was then sexually abused and totally traumatised by a close family member, adding another layer to the confusion he felt. For whatever reason, in his own head, he decided that it must mean he should have been a girl, and then when he goes to a psychiatrist and _they_ TOLD him he was trans and this was the treatment for his issue - he took the advice of the person who is meant to be there to treat you professionally and medically and do what is actually best for you. However at this time, there was also a very big push towards aiming the world in a certain direction, the one that started us heading towards this world we live in where right now - children are being allowed to make decisions they simply cannot make.
    Yes the problem is more severe in America - because they have been giving people cross sex hormones and or puberty blockers by the end of their first appt.
    The de-transition rate used to be 1% - this figure was accurate up to around 2012… however since then, there has been a major agenda in our world to guide children into doing this to themselves, before they can even understand what it is they are actually doing to themselves. Since this started, and since children started being taught that men can have babies and you can change your gender just like that, even though in actual reality no one can actually do that.
    Your biology will never actually change, what you can do though - is alter your body with hormones to make yourself to _be perceived as_ the gender you chose to transition to. This is not the same as being the gender. Now i am not trying to demean what it means to be trans at all, what I am saying, is that there is a difference between men and women, between women and trans women, between men and trans men, but none of that makes their life experience any less important than any of the others.
    I am a female, I know what it is like to be a female for all my life, I know what it is like to be female in society, I know what it is like to be a Tomboy - a masculine female and a bisexual woman in society…..
    I will never understand what it is to be a man. I will never understand what it is to be trans - but the same goes for everyone else in the list.
    A man will never know what it’s like to be female….
    And everyone who isn’t trans, will never know what it is like to experience life one way, transition, and experience life the other way.
    *There is nothing wrong with any of those life experiences and all of them are now valid life experiences of adult humans*
    However that being said - this stuff should never have been introduced to children. Specially small children. None of it should be being taught in school or in children’s tv shows. Drag Queens should have remained in their lane (the adult entertainment industry) and should never have been a thing to be interacting with children and babies. I wouldn’t let children go to a Strip-Club or Night Club or Casino…. So why would it be ok for drag queens to be performing their routines to minors!? It just makes no sense!

    • @moosedawg71
      @moosedawg71 Před 5 měsíci +8

      💯 💯 💯 very well said.

    • @aprilapril2
      @aprilapril2 Před 5 měsíci

      I grew up seeing pantomime dames….. when I first saw trans women they just looked like pantomime dames, stubbly faces with bright red lip stick and blue eye shadow. Balloons for boobs. Things have very much improved for transwomen ….and most just pass as women which I guess is a success.

    • @zeekmatthews680
      @zeekmatthews680 Před 5 měsíci +2

      I have seen some this story think just hart broken and I think same poeple transitioned because lot way and so meny reasons just think I girl and live as one but no one fully know what push some one in to it come out.

    • @CharliStar
      @CharliStar Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@moosedawg71 thanks 😊

    • @dianemcclure2334
      @dianemcclure2334 Před 5 měsíci +2

      You have to remember the time he was a child attitudes were VERY different then.

  • @TheBlkQueen
    @TheBlkQueen Před 5 měsíci +11

    I’m from the US. That 1% is unfortunately going to increase because of the trans activists and malpractice of some therapists/organizations just automatically affirming everyone to transition. It’s sad, which is why I’m for having a set process for dysphoric people to go through like you did.

    • @Alexis_blake00
      @Alexis_blake00  Před 5 měsíci +5

      I think the number is higher than 1% and I got it wrong! I will do better to get more fact finding done in future. X

  • @stanleyfox4201
    @stanleyfox4201 Před 5 měsíci +22

    He is telling his truth and you are telling yours. There is space for both.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci +3

      Alexis’s story is a minority but, Walt’s is the majority, she needs to think outside of herself.

    • @Alexis_blake00
      @Alexis_blake00  Před 5 měsíci +5

      I agree with you, there is space for both 😃 I was just giving my take on this story x

    • @Marcussucram_
      @Marcussucram_ Před 5 měsíci +2

      ​@nate2759, this isnt true, the majority of true trans people are not like alexis only because they are not brave enough to tell their story, there are so many trans people living happy Ives that are not public figures. That's why it is so important that there are genuine public figures like her telling a positive story. There are so many people who think the way you do, believing that most trans gendered people are like Walt, which is so far from th truth. If you belive that the only trans people have lived like Walt, then you only are aware of these awful social media horror stories. It's around 3% now. It's gone up, this is true but Walt is not a real life example of most truly transgendered people.

    • @stanleyfox4201
      @stanleyfox4201 Před 5 měsíci +3

      @@Marcussucram_ I don't think Walt was ever transgender. What gave you the idea that I did?

    • @Marcussucram_
      @Marcussucram_ Před 5 měsíci +1

      y​@@stanleyfox4201 Sorry, no I thought when you said Alexis was a minority and Walt was the majority of transgendered people, that sounded like your were suggesting that most trans where like Walt. Are you with me? Or did I answer to the wrong comment, sorry, 😂 xxxx

  • @mikemhnnz
    @mikemhnnz Před 5 měsíci +15

    I think he throws his grandmother under the bus a bit too much. Making it like because she made him the dress, it follows that his dad gets to beat him and his uncle abuse him. Let’s recognize that the only thing WRONG and INEXCUSABLE is what those men did to him, and the responsibility for that attack rests solely with them, and not on grandma. Like I get why he thinks, if only she hadn’t made that dress none of this would have happened. But really you could have had that dress without being your dad and uncle’s victim, and I’m sure the story would turn out very different.

    • @sailingayoyo
      @sailingayoyo Před 5 měsíci +1

      Yes, his grandmother made him something beautiful and made him feel beautiful wearing it. Nothing wrong with that. If a bid deal had not been made of it, things might have been different. The men in his life were so evil, no wonder he didn’t want to be one.

    • @Alexis_blake00
      @Alexis_blake00  Před 5 měsíci

      I think this is such a great point, and I definitely agree with what you are saying here. Thank you!

    • @JBSRCS
      @JBSRCS Před 5 měsíci +4

      I disagree with this. A grandparent shouldn’t be doing something behind the parents’ backs and telling a child to keep it secret. That is not healthy behavior. An adult telling a child to keep something secret from his parents is generally considered to be a red flag and even grooming behavior. The dress isn’t the point. It’s how it was handled and the messages the boy internalized. Of course the dad’s subsequent behavior and the uncle’s sexual abuse are horrible and heartbreaking. I agree that if those elements were removed his story may have turned out differently. But it doesn’t make it ok for a trusted adult to hide things from his parents and tell him to keep secrets. That creates issues of its own. We don’t know if the grandma’s intentions were benign. I tend to think they weren’t due to the secrecy. Normal exploration in kids is one thing, intentional and secret grooming by an adult is another.

    • @caroldietz-walker8317
      @caroldietz-walker8317 Před 4 měsíci

      But it is pretty strange that Grandma chose to cross dress her Grandson.

    • @Labebedepapi
      @Labebedepapi Před 4 měsíci

      @@Self_deleted_Tranmost likely she didn’t have bad intentions just like many extremists trans activists who truly believe they’re doing the right thing in the name of love and acceptance… but the deepest true and reality is that the dress and the secrets at such young age to understand he true identity put him in a vulnerable position to get sexually abuse!!

  • @miniscenesgb
    @miniscenesgb Před 5 měsíci +29

    Wow Alexis! Red - you must wear red more. Stunning. Interesting video, you do talk so much sense. Heck it must be horrendous trying to go back. How hard their life must have been. The whole children issue terrifies me. Re the religion thing - I'm not religious but surely anyone who believes in God should think that God would just want us to be happy, and if they believe God made us then surely they should think that God made us as we are, whatever form that takes? Just my take on this.

  • @elenawilliams32
    @elenawilliams32 Před 5 měsíci +10

    Alexis, i just searched online the percentages of detransitioners. The Oxford Academic said it was 11% of women and 4% of men.
    With further research different sources say that there's no exact data as so many never go to a Dr, therapist, gender clinic etc... They self ID.
    As an example, a friend of my daughter identified as a transman from 14 to 19. She dressed male, wore a binder( to flatten breasts) and went by a male name. During lockdown (covid) my daughter told me that her friend now identified as female, aligning with their biological sex.
    People like her obviously miss being counted in any sort of statistics as a detransitioner. Yet she is one.
    Side note; I've had a few good chats with her since she's detransitioned. There were a myriad of reasons behind her decision to transition... Then detransition. Ultimately, she's a happy, healthy young woman now.
    Take care.

    • @Alexis_blake00
      @Alexis_blake00  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Thank you so much for sharing the statistics and your daughter’s story. Apologies I definitely missed the mark on that one and I will do better to research moving forward! X

    • @elenawilliams32
      @elenawilliams32 Před 5 měsíci +2

      @@Alexis_blake00 It was my daughters friend, not my daughter. 💙
      It's really hard to find accurate numbers as so many don't interact with any official trans-gender services and self ID.
      Let us know if you find a reputable source please.
      You're so diplomatic, especially when he went on the religious tangent. Your expressions give you away. 😁 Your face doesn't lie for you, which is endearing. Well done Alexis.

  • @retrovinyl5392
    @retrovinyl5392 Před 5 měsíci +11

    Whatever reason that man transitioned and de transitioned are irrelevant, the issue is he didn’t get the proper treatment in the first place. Like you said maybe in the USA it’s too easy to transition. A few years of what you went through before your transition might of prevented this man from transitioning. Blaire White said she had a 30min consultation and left with a prescription for hormones.
    Love the new podcast and how it all looks ❤

  • @jorgeluiscazares2105
    @jorgeluiscazares2105 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I love your videos, you’re making it easier in accepting my transition!
    Luv u girl❤

  • @andreabrown-isley9992
    @andreabrown-isley9992 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Thank goodness for you, Alexis! I love that your content is always even and reasonable. You tackle a number of uncomfortable trans topics, and I've never once seen you become outraged, defensive, or hostile, and it really is commendable. Thank you for your voice and careful opinions.

  • @moosedawg71
    @moosedawg71 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Gesundheit for the sneeze, lol! Such a cute little sneeze! Gave me a giggle that you left it in.

  • @danielday100
    @danielday100 Před 5 měsíci +11

    The red looks good!

  • @schuylerrees7029
    @schuylerrees7029 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Alexa, as a children’s counselor, I so appreciate the tenderness and sympathy you respond with to this man’s troubled story. You always respond so thoughtfully, keep up the good work ❤
    There are so many threads to this story, obscured by politics and religious language. What I heard him saying was that he experienced major trauma from an early age, some of which was centered around (but not caused by) gender, which eventually caught up with him in drug addiction, disruption of his most important relationships, and loss of a career. In trying to escape his trauma, he ran to one of the only truly safe attachments he had as a child, his time with his grandmother in which he could be whoever he wanted and still be loved. As an adult he sought to return to that place of safety, love, and care before all these terrible things happened to him which so destabilized his sense of self. This initially surfaced as questions around gender, which makes sense given the context of his early abuse, but it wasn’t his real story. What is interesting is that his doctor did not take into account his sobriety, he was involved with mind-altering substances (drugs and alcohol), when diagnosed with gender dysphoria. While in active addiction and/or a state of acute psychological distress, no one is in a good state to make sense of themselves and do the deep work necessary before giving consent to medical intervention. What to me is interesting is that it was after he got into treatment for his addiction, released his guilt and shame (by burning that paper), and opened up his heart (in prayer) in vulnerability, the true wound and need surfaced. He realized it was never about gender, but it was about meeting that wounded 4 year old, and through his relationship with faith and safe treatment provider who prioritized his deep needs, he was finally safe enough to allow the healing of his inner child, and thereafter to progress with his life in a healthy manner. This is what he had been looking for all along whether he knew it or not.
    Like you, I wish he’d been able to keep his story just to his own personal experience, we would probably have more to take away if he did. But as he sees it, healthcare providers all over America are doing to young children what was done to him, and he can’t rest with that being the case. I wish him, and you, all the best ❤

  • @sarahdimmichbrumley3978
    @sarahdimmichbrumley3978 Před 3 měsíci

    Great video. I love your content. You are so real, thoughtful, open minded and kind. And beautiful.

  • @backtomyroots6515
    @backtomyroots6515 Před 5 měsíci +4

    Him interpreting that his grandma was saying he wasn’t a cute little boy because of her complimenting him in a dress shows why we shouldn’t confuse kids. He is emotionally damaged now for nothing poor guy. Look how you said it’s a huge leap and grabbing straws, you’re right! It is! That is how different a child’s mind processes information compared to an adult. Emotionally this caused him torment but she didn’t even say anything horribly wrong (she shouldn’t have put him in that dress in the first place). He knows how he felt in that moment and will feel for the rest of time and that’s what he’s conveying to us. Poor guy. I swear this totally confirms how a child’s mind is so imaginary compared to an adult. BTW, I LOVE the way you do your eyeliner!!! ❤️ 😻

  • @terryestepp2615
    @terryestepp2615 Před 5 měsíci

    As always I love your videos, your open heart and open mind, and your kindness...
    You are a steadfast and authentic voice of reason and kindness. ❤

  • @eduardomerino8098
    @eduardomerino8098 Před 5 měsíci +7

    Love you Alexis. You are so open minded👏

  • @TanyaRando
    @TanyaRando Před 5 měsíci +7

    I think grandma thought she was just playing along with a game he was playing

    • @bobbiejojackson9448
      @bobbiejojackson9448 Před 5 měsíci +5

      Not if she told him to keep it a secret from his parents. I'm not saying that grandma was trying to do something nefarious, but I can't say that it wasn't pretty odd for her to do that. Maybe she wanted a granddaughter and not a grandson? Whatever her motive was, it sure wasn't a good thing for 4 year old Walt. 😒

    • @patriciacipolla1588
      @patriciacipolla1588 Před 5 měsíci

      Watch the whole video. This is just a little part of his life. The outlined version. His grandma was a sick woman. Can we stop looking at the small picture?

  • @jennifernicholson6159
    @jennifernicholson6159 Před 5 měsíci +6

    I love your videos & the red looks fantastic. The first thing I thought was wow, that is stunning.
    I think the thing is he didn't get the attention & affirmation from his parents & the grandma saying that as a 4 year old probably confused him. He thought "so, I'm adorable & pretty when I'm dressed like a girl", that could be psychologically scarring. Then the rest. There's nothing wrong with being a little boy who wants to wear dresses. My son put on his sister's dresses & is straight as it gets. (It seems) but this boy was put in a dress, sounds like it was grandmas idea to do it, & then she gave him validation in the dress he didn't get from when he dressed like a boy. That can be very influential to a child when they're being told those kind of things at a very tender age & they're developing their personalities & who they are. It's really starting to shape them. I think he could have explained it better... but I do believe what his grandmother did was a big influence on him. Especially if he still remembers it so clearly. Children are very easily influenced. That's why we need to be careful how we speak to our children. I don't think it was simply wearing the dress. It was a mix of not getting attention as a boy, & getting the attention he wanted in the dress. If you know what I mean?
    Also, get Jeffree Star Velour Liquid Lipstick, it won't transfer. Lol

  • @jenpotatz6194
    @jenpotatz6194 Před 5 měsíci +3

    Girl looking like she's about to crash some celebrations with her outfit! So glad I continue agreeing with you whole-heartedly on this video

  • @Nyctophora
    @Nyctophora Před 5 měsíci +2

    Alexis I just want to say that you are a wonderful, kind person. This poor man went through so much abuse and you listened to his story with compassion and grace. You set a wonderful example!
    I wish he had just been able to be a little boy playing dress-up. I think a bit less stricture on what children can and can't look like would help everyone!

  • @frankpierce8489
    @frankpierce8489 Před 5 měsíci

    Alexis thanks for sharing, your heart ❤is truly felt by your caring reactions

  • @barbloft
    @barbloft Před 5 měsíci +6

    Thank you for tackling these important but often complicated subjects!
    It sounds like this person may have had internalized homophobia and definitely was messed up by the SA. Heartbreaking! I wonder if the "redemption" is from his abuse?
    Alexis, I think the way you described your transition is the responsible and wise way to do it.

    • @fereshtehehsan745
      @fereshtehehsan745 Před 5 měsíci +3

      The problem is that the numbers that are given for detransitioners is likely to be highly inaccurate but when people detransition they often stop taking their hormones and don't return back to their doctors and clinics. Also mistaken transitionning due to such things as mental health issues, abuse, internal homophobia is certainly not unusual.

    • @daliam8715
      @daliam8715 Před 5 měsíci

      Internalised? He's straight. But definitely can't stand the idea of a man in a dress as a man. Why are we shocked though? He's old. Very old. From a completely different time.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci +2

      Gosh everything is “internalised homophobia”.
      No, maybe think that sexual abuse and validation as the wrong identity can cause gender confusion.

  • @saras1150
    @saras1150 Před 5 měsíci +3

    you're truly the best trans CZcamsr Alexis

  • @micheleirl22
    @micheleirl22 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I love you Alexis, I think that your point it's very true I agree with you 100% %, you really peak up for us trans giving very good informations

  • @RaeBell01
    @RaeBell01 Před 5 měsíci +11

    Would you consider researching the recent rise in detransitioners ?

    • @BiohazardBunney
      @BiohazardBunney Před 5 měsíci +1

      People realized that Twitter isn't real and the people that forced them into the trans space to be accepted is actually ridiculous.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci

      I don’t think Alexis would but, Blaire White would she’s more objective.

    • @mentalalchemysubliminals
      @mentalalchemysubliminals Před 5 měsíci

      She said in a comment in this comment section that she researched it again and was wrong about one percent,

    • @peachxtaehyung
      @peachxtaehyung Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@nate2759lol she lies about most her subjects stories but ok...

  • @deneeblstmama1128
    @deneeblstmama1128 Před 5 měsíci +7

    We have as young as 5th graders on hormones in the US. I’m sure it’s happening younger. 5th grade is just my personal experience with my twins friends.

    • @meganashlea
      @meganashlea Před 5 měsíci +5

      My son is in the 6th grade, the school is planning an overnight trip in the spring. When they had the parent meeting they said they would be separating the kids boys/girls/non-binary 😳 at 11-12 … they wouldn’t clarify if the non-binary group would also be separated by sex… to me it’s just asking for trouble with puberty starting if they aren’t. Not giving us straight answers has me concerned as well, not sure if my son will attend yet.

    • @daTribbleMaker
      @daTribbleMaker Před 5 měsíci +3

      This week in New York a Judge blocked a father from preventing his ex the right to give their 8 year old boy puberty blockers. So yeah, as young as 8 now.

  • @dreznoryorkekeenanbuckley2226

    Hey Alexis! First off You are SO classy and beautiful! That shirt looks SO great on you I LOVE that style! You always look SOO put together!!! I am not trans and wish I always looked so well put together! You seem like such a sweet kind soul! Much respect to you for correcting/commenting it is an old statistic. It seems like the UK is dealing with this entire issue in a much more responsible way. I say that based on your attitude. Maybe it is just your experience. I know living in the US it has been EXTREMELY aggressive and has gone INSANE! It became a massive "trend" and with all trends there is enivitable backlash. Unfortunately though this NEVER shoild have become a trend! I always thought that was DEEPLY insulting to people like you and other people who are truly trans. I think the "non-bianry" thing is just a way to be "different"... I know that may offend some people and im sorry but, its true imo. The channel baggage claim (I may make misspelled baggage? Sorry im ill and feel a bit off today... Sorry!) ANYWAY... She does GREAT videos and that one explains imo what some of the issues are with that whole thing. At the very least I think lumping EVERYTHING with "trans" which is VERY specific is wrong, foolish and is the cause of A LOT of people jumping on the bandwagon for all the wrong reasons from using it to harm women/children to using it to make money and everything inbetween. The fact gay people get called transphobs and horrible names simply for not wanting to daye a trans person is pretty messed up alone. THEN you add in men with beards, ect.... It's utter madness! Im sorry I know ive gone a bit off topic im just trying to address what I know is going on in America. Anyway sorry for the tangent! I just wanted to throw some things I think ate huge problems especially in America. I cannot speak for the UK. I wish I could because I LOVE it! Anyway love your channel! Look forward to watching more! ❤ 💋

  • @GemnEyes
    @GemnEyes Před 5 měsíci +1

    I love tops like that! Reminds me of one I got from Reiss (when they had the sale on, definitely couldn't afford it otherwise lol) mine is deep red velvet with an asymetical split, it's lovely.

  • @marihencita
    @marihencita Před 5 měsíci +3

    In a less serious note, that red lipstick looks gorgeous on you 🔥🔥🔥

  • @norwalkspectator5275
    @norwalkspectator5275 Před 5 měsíci +8

    Years ago, I worked in a nursery/child care facility. We had two large bins of dress up clothing for the kids to wear and we never so much as batted an eyelash about which child was wearing what. It didn't matter.
    Interestingly enough, our family doesn't celebrate Halloween and a number of people were very concerned that our son would never have a chance to "dress up" or go collect candy. After a while I found it hard to keep a straight face when explaining he could dress up in any assortment of clothing he wanted to three days out of five. As for the candy issue, my father was more than happy to sneak all the chocolate and sugar he could to his beloved grandson any day of the week. Trust me on this.
    We had an interesting event one day when one of the boys was coloring with the magic markers. When his mom came to pick him up, she was so upset because he'd "painted" his fingernails along with coloring the picture. My boss pulled her aside and cautioned her against freaking out. My boss suggested they go home and do an activity like making cookies or cupcakes that required him to wash his hands thoroughly. She calmed down and last I heard, he's married with three kids.
    Regarding Walt, it probably all would have come to nothing if his father hadn't started hitting him and his "uncle" had kept his hands to himself. In both cases, the adults violated the child's trust and probably unwittingly pushed him towards transitioning. I think the key point Walt was trying to make was that some of the advocates were pushing kids towards transitioning in a positive manner rather than the negative manner he experience. As for the religious aspect, everyone's story is different. Walt doesn't hate transitioners. He's trying to help people realize what he went through and what kids today are experiencing.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci +4

      If you watch the full documentary of Walt you can understand it’s not only the fact that the grandma put him in the purple dress.
      Grandma literally only validated him and gave him compliments in the purple dress and otherwise did not pay him much attention.
      Alexis cannot really react to small short clips of the documentary and give her opinion.

    • @Kathleen-vl5ws
      @Kathleen-vl5ws Před 5 měsíci

      Damn if saying you need to wash so we can bake isn't brilliant for any situation where you need a kid to get their hands scrubbed clean! 😂

    • @norwalkspectator5275
      @norwalkspectator5275 Před 5 měsíci

      My boss felt that going for cooperation was always better than confrontation -- and she was really sneaky about it, too.

    • @ikeakarose
      @ikeakarose Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@nate2759I completely agree. I remember that part in the documentary & definitely gives a much deeper insight into how he ended up a she & going back to a he. I think it’s absolutely heartbreaking that his grandmother told him to keep it a secret. A child wants nurturing & love & to just pay attention to them. If Alexis had actually watched the entire documentary rather than pieces (which I hate people doing though I think that’s a me sort of issue) she’d have a greater understanding where he was coming from & how those experiences effected him. His father’s heavy handed abusive actions probably made him even more susceptible to his grandmother actions.
      It’s unfortunate activists are telling children that going on puberty blockers & having surgeries are reversible & parents using their children for clout on social media saying they knew their child was trans as an infant because of insane things like they didn’t like green vegetables or liked playing dolls or with sisters toys & socially transitioning children as toddlers. It’s unfortunate but in coming years there will be TONS of children going to have to deal with the effects of this push & medical rules saying mental health providers have to affirm & can’t actually ask questions & try see if the child - or adult - is truly trans. You would think that even activists would want to make sure those transitioning are doing it for themselves…the massive spike in numbers alone should put up warning signs.

  • @cindymichelle5728
    @cindymichelle5728 Před 5 měsíci

    Loving the red, your top looks FAB and a lovely match with your lipstick. Can i ask what brand and shade of lippy you are wearing? I also want to say that i am SO PLEASED to have found your channel. You always look fab Alexis❤. And loving the kindness, understanding and balance you express in your videos. It is such a breath of fresh air from the all too ubiquitous polarized and often hateful content whose creators appear to have ears only for voices of their own tone that is so pervasive in the echo chambers of the online world. If only more people could be as kind, open minded and understanding as you and Liam, what a wonderful world it would be...cue music! Thank you both for making my week❤️

  • @susansullivan9255
    @susansullivan9255 Před 5 měsíci +2

    I'm transgender and proud....my transitioning journey was the best thing for me....i.have no regrets what' so ever ..

  • @FreyjaKat
    @FreyjaKat Před 5 měsíci +2

    This was a hard watch! Clearly very confused because of life events. The talk religion washes over my head

  • @LaZhenZhen
    @LaZhenZhen Před 4 měsíci +1

    #1 Your top is everything, I'm livin for your style as always😍🤩 #2 My little brother used to wear my moms nightgowns when he was a toddler (3 or 4yrs old) and he is a totally straight married man with 3 beautiful boys so on that I call bs. In my opinion it sounds like the trauma caused him to want to totally be a different person to leave the little boy he was behind, truly sad but at least he finally has found his true self and is finally happy!

  • @Jgotmilk555
    @Jgotmilk555 Před 5 měsíci

    Great video, Alexis! :) You're great representation for Trans Women! :)

  • @JBSRCS
    @JBSRCS Před 5 měsíci

    Alexis, you are my favorite voice on these issues and such a lovely human being. I wish all conversations about these topics could be as reasonable as you make them. I think people in the US have heightened sensitivity to these topics because they aren’t being handled in the same way as your experience. I think most people would be fine with adults having the right to make their own choices for themselves. The problem is that children aren’t being protected in the US and even adults aren’t getting the proper psychological help prior to making these kinds of life changing decisions. I think that is the biggest issue for most people who have concerns over the trans topic.

    • @r-platt
      @r-platt Před 5 měsíci

      The suicide rate is going UP. Trans people are 4x more likely to be victims of violent assault as cis women. Trans healthcare is illegal in more states than it's legal.
      That means conservatives are NOT helping. *They are killing us.*
      Conservatives have equated mental health with school shooters and insane people. Children needing mental health think that makes them a threat to society.
      Conservatives are making trans healthcare harder and harder to find. As a result the few professionals helping are being overworked. That's when mistakes are made. Conservatives then use _every_ mistake to further damage trans healthcare. That's how they shutdown Tavistock in England.
      PARENTS MAKE INFORMED MEDICAL DECISIONS, not children. Please don't take away a parent's right to help their trans child.

  • @jennytwentythree9351
    @jennytwentythree9351 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Alexis you look so beautiful in red ♥️ I love your videos. So thoughtful and kind

  • @ClaudiaEhrhardt
    @ClaudiaEhrhardt Před 5 měsíci +7

    I think you have to take in account that it was a different time. I missed what age he was when got to the specialist, anyway there wasn't much information at hand and most likely no other people like him - at least from his point of view. On top of that religion might have had a bigger role and in the USA it still has in many ways, so I can understand him. Somehow.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci

      Religion and a relationship with God are two different things but, most of the world will never know that because they won’t seek him with their whole mind, heart and soul.

  • @lm3049
    @lm3049 Před 5 měsíci +4

    I saw his story a long time ago. I don't think his message is dangerous, I think it is simply his story. I agree with another comment here that he felt that the Lord was healing him from his past hurt. He never said in that video that being trans is wrong. What he is saying is what you said. People should have to go through a process, but here in the U.S. they don't. Did you know that kids in the U.S. in some states can be transitioned WITHOUT their parents' consent? Did you know that in states like California, if you don't "affirm" your child's gender, that child can be taken from you, and you can face jail time? Did you know that in some schools around the U.S. children are automatically "diagnosed" with gender dysphoria after maybe ONE 45-minute session with a "therapist" or school psychologist and if the parents don't go along, they can face imprisonment?
    Your transition took time, you had to live as Alexis, change your name, "come out" to family and friends. That is not the case in a lot of States here, this is kept from parents. And that is one hundred percent WRONG.
    One other thing I came out of this story with when I first heard it a few years ago is that he had an uncle that was clearly not well as he abused Walt, and a grandmother that taught him to keep secrets from his family. I don't think his dad handled it well at all, but perhaps his dad didn't know what to do because maybe he came to the realization that there was something amiss in his family and he didn't want his child impacted by it. This was in the 1940's when people didn't really talk about things. Today, it's the opposite and people share too much sometimes. It wasn't a good situation all around, but it is Walt's story... he is not speaking for the whole community.

  • @horror-core
    @horror-core Před 5 měsíci +3

    It really is different over here in the states. There's no proper therapy that comes from a regular therapist or psychiatrist. It's all from GENDER AFFIRMING therapists, and their job unfortunately isn't to have months of sessions to work down to the root to see if the reason why a child or young adult is feeling this way is due to another life factor. Their job is to say yes, cross X hormones is what you need, and to push them through the door. They're handing hormones out like Halloween candy over here to teenagers. All of the detrans cases I've found, and CZcamsrs who have detransitioned are all no older than 23 years old. That's because they were confused, had things going on with their bodies through puberty that they didn't like etc, and when the parents took them to see these therapists without getting down to other issues that may have been taking place, they were just started on hormones. Then by the time these people reached young adulthood they started figuring out things for themselves with an adult brain, and said omg what have I done? Trans are very harsh to detransitioners, over here at least, because they think these people are now transphobic, or saying to everyone that transitioning is a mistake, but that's not what they're saying all. All they're saying is that the kids need to be left alone and that they believe there should be sessions with good therapists who aren't gender therapists, and that these Drs are only seeing these people as walking dollar signs. I'm not trans I'm a gay gal, but I do think it's terrible the way some detransitioners are treated. The guy in this video seems like he's saying since he made a mistake, it shouldn't be done even for adults, and I do think that's wrong. What works for 1 person doesn't always work for another. Just because it doesn't work for that person shouldn't mean that it shouldn't be a option at all. That's a bit much.

  • @tatsf
    @tatsf Před 5 měsíci

    Once again, I agree with your take on this situation. This man's situation and experiences throughout his life sound very difficult. But that doesn't reflect as much on the state of being trans as it does on the huge impact that trauma and abuse can have on a child who will then try to find ways to disconnect from those impacts as they grow up. As someone in the mental health field I was immediately aware of a red flag when he said that after a therapy session with his psychologist they told him to come inside and pray together. I'm an older gay man and have known many trans folks over time, including my brother, and I don't know anyone who has ever de-transitioned. Anecdotal, I know. But not common. This story (and honestly many of the comments here) were difficult and uncomfortable for me. It's hard to hear about other's pain, and very difficult to hear it intertwined with their gender identity in this way. I'm glad that he is happier now and feels that he is living his life in the way that is best for him. But I also don't think that stories like his should be used to generalize about trans people's experiences overall. Thanks for a thought-provoking episode!

  • @rose-hope
    @rose-hope Před 5 měsíci

    Alexis, I’m so glad for you that you are happy living your authentic life. You’re taking a lot out of context in discussing this. Statistics you stated are applicable to actual transsexuals. The incident of transitioning now has increased exponentially by thousands of percents. There are no issues with all kids dressing up and playing pretend. What is happening in the US and especially in Canada is much different than that. Kids are being groomed and encouraged to transition. Social media influencers are causing a contagion amount young people because they are getting so much positive reinforcement for being so brave, when in actuality they need mental health support, not to cut off body parts and take medication that will turn them into lifelong patients for big pharma. There is an agenda here and people need to face it. We are accepting inappropriate behaviour around children and cutting off parental rights as though the government owns children. It’s truly dangerous and depraved and this movement has co-opted the LGBT to create division and hate where acceptance used to be.

  • @kristallman6527
    @kristallman6527 Před 5 měsíci +3

    Your simply lovely. ❤ Red is your color. Love your podcast and educating and helping ALL us understand better.

  • @Mr_Justy
    @Mr_Justy Před 5 měsíci +1

    Your audio sounds better! Soundin good!

  • @smsmsm33434
    @smsmsm33434 Před 5 měsíci +3

    Detransition rates are quoted as between 1%-25% so there are no clear stats yet, and the numbers are expected to be on the higher side as transitioning has become a trend lately, so old statistics won’t apply soon. Anyway, I think at this point I’d be considered extremely transphobic, but I believe suggesting that being trans is always wrong is not the right idea to promote, so I don’t fully agree with what the detransitioner is saying. The thing is, I love Alexis, I love Blaire, I love Buck, I love Marcus, and I fully respect their gender identity and I think when listening to them, it’s clear that being trans is right for them. Alexis doesn’t strike me as masculine, I can understand why transitioning was necessary. With that being said, I think many people do transition as a result of sexual abuse. It’s more common with FtM transitions. Another issue is self-ID and the ease with which people can now officially change their gender. At least where I live, you just have to fill out some paperwork and don’t require any medical diagnosis. There’s a man who transitioned to have cheaper car insurance. It’s ridiculously easy, and it shouldn’t be. It should only be possible to transition after the age of 18 and with an actual medical diagnosis that should be achieved through very thorough work with a psychiatrist. An unbiased expert should be able to guarantee that the person transitioning truly has gender dysmorphia. Hormones should also be mandatory, at the very least, to qualify for an official change on drivers licenses and all that. It should also be impossible for prisoners to transition.

    • @aviolet3981
      @aviolet3981 Před 5 měsíci +1

      You make lots of great points 👍

  • @bobbiejojackson9448
    @bobbiejojackson9448 Před 5 měsíci +14

    Oh, Alexis... I could see that this was a very difficult video for you to watch. I'm sorry that it wasn't what you were expecting. I can honestly say that while Walt's story is a very tragic one and my heart really does go out to him, it wasn't the right type of story to address the current issues around detransitioning in the US today. His story is very unique to his particular journey and he's obviously very angry about what he went through, but I don't feel that it accurately represents the experiences of the average young person who is choosing to detransition today. I don't know if you've heard of a young woman named Chloe Cole, but I personally believe that her story is a much better representation of that. Thank you for sharing this experience with us. I would assume that you probably went back and forth about whether or not you wanted to upload it, after it turned out to be so very different than what you had expected. I have a lot of respect for your willingness to be so genuine and transparent, even when things might not have turned out to be what you'd intended. I think a lot of people hesitate to show their more vulnerable or maybe uncomfortable experiences and it's truly refreshing and endearing to see you share yours. Big hugs from across the pond. 💛

    • @naomimoore47
      @naomimoore47 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Chloe Cole has spoken at rallies with Matt Walsh, a far right commentator and a critic of gay and trans rights.
      From Wikipedia: "In October 2022, Cole was among a number of speakers at a "Rally to End Child Mutilation" hosted by right-wing commentator Matt Walsh in Nashville"

    • @ThinWhiteAxe
      @ThinWhiteAxe Před 5 měsíci

      Couldn't have said it better myself!

    • @bobbiejojackson9448
      @bobbiejojackson9448 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@naomimoore47 How does that affect her experience? Are you saying that she doesn't have a right to tell her story or be heard after what she went through? The community that had once embraced and celebrated her, sure didn't want to help her navigate through an extremely difficult time in her life, so what would you suggest that she do instead?

    • @daTribbleMaker
      @daTribbleMaker Před 5 měsíci +2

      @@naomimoore47 Doesn't make her story any less true or relevant. Speaking of relevancy, what was your point?

    • @naomimoore47
      @naomimoore47 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@bobbiejojackson9448 Not engage with far right agitators. Find your own platform, but never engage with the far right of the conservatives.

  • @ashleyelliott0616
    @ashleyelliott0616 Před 5 měsíci +1

    It is horrible how just because one person experiences something important and make the effort to change and then change back and then tell everyone else should too. We all have different life experiences. It has been a blessing to have HRT and I'm waiting on word for electrolysis. I'm getting ready for the when the time comes and I can get SRS which is life saving to me. I have attempted suicide multiple times only to tell them part of the truth that I was depressed and not what I was depressed about. Just a little bit about me and I can't wait for the next steps.

  • @LyndaAlsford
    @LyndaAlsford Před 5 měsíci +2

    I haven't watched the full video of that man's story, although it is on my watch list. But from the clips you played, I didn't take his remarks about being redeemed to be saying that his transition was inherently sinful. I took it to mean that he was being redeemed from the pain of his childhood. God was making good the pain he suffered as a child and giving him the love and support he should have had as a child. The natural consequence of receiving this love and support from God meant he realised he wasn't trans but simply a damaged little boy who grew up to be a damaged man, so he detransitioned.
    It would be interesting for me to now see that full video and see what I think of it. Fascinating to get your view on all this as a trans woman as I am a straight biological woman, and share this man's faith. So I'm probably somewhat biased I think.
    I love how reasonable you are and how kind you are and how thoughtful to others feelings you are. I really enjoy your content.

  • @jamie48442
    @jamie48442 Před 5 měsíci

    I love your new top:) you look beautiful as always❤

  • @tracycornish7011
    @tracycornish7011 Před 5 měsíci +1

    His Energy is anti now trying to eradicate that part of his life now, just like he did with Transitioning ,eradication of his life from age 4. Sad 😔 A different Generation different thoughts and perceptions. Love the videos ❤

  • @zorkwork3841
    @zorkwork3841 Před 5 měsíci

    I worked in the medical field.Years ago ..if a person was questioning their identity..they had to have years of talk therapy then ...decide if you wanted hormones or surgeries. I think today they are rushing this process through(in America anyway) Thank you Alexis for your open heart and spirit.

  • @naomipeverill7984
    @naomipeverill7984 Před 5 měsíci

    Hi Alexis. I find your videos fascinating. I live in Leeds and would love to understand more. I’d say more but have bad arthritis in my hands and can’t type for long. Much love. X

    • @Alexis_blake00
      @Alexis_blake00  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Awww hope your hands feeling a little better - we actually just got back home from Leeds. We went for food with some friends.
      Thank you so much btw that's sweet

  • @DrSamanthaH1975
    @DrSamanthaH1975 Před 5 měsíci +3

    I’m so glad you see you’re covering the subject of detransitioners. It’s brave of you because its a hugely taboo subject in the trans community. However, the issues with kids are not restricted to the U.S./Canada. Please look up Kiera Bell, Ritchie Heron and read the interim Cass report. Please look into why the Tavistock was shut down.
    It is a social contagion amongst teenagers, the majority of whom are simply gay, many of whom are autistic, and it is dangerous. Children are being put on a pathway to sterility, removal of sex organs and harm from wrong sex hormones. You are an adult who can make an informed choice, children cannot consent.
    Also… the “1% detransition rate” is not true. There are no up-to-date stats on transition or detransition, but the estimated rate is considerably higher.
    Please don’t take this as hate, it truly isn’t. You seem like a lovely person and you think for yourself, which is admirable.
    All the best. X❤

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Yes the biggest study ever on children with gender dysphoria actually ended up being gay as adults.

  • @ThinWhiteAxe
    @ThinWhiteAxe Před 5 měsíci +2

    Thank you for providing a balanced perspective. This person's story is heartbreaking, but that doesn't make his perspective right.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci

      His perspective is right because it’s his perspective lmao!

  • @jewellclarke6512
    @jewellclarke6512 Před 5 měsíci

    Hello my lovely.....I understand your point about him putting his opinion on a social platform that could affect potential trans people negatively, but by the same token you could say that the opposite is being encouraged by governments, and trans doctors, towards young people to transition before puberty, which can be more damaging if its a mistake. So I think, personally, that if his story encourages people to wait and think twice before going ahead with transitioning then it can only be a good thing. 😊

  • @Marcussucram_
    @Marcussucram_ Před 5 měsíci +2

    Yes it's true, when you transition I the UK it's a long process, 25 years ago it was actually easier, I got an appointment in 5 months and only had to live two years as a man. And my doctor said I have to do this to really prove that I can be brave to do it.
    This guys story I think needs to be heard as today, it is totally different in the UK. I mean you can practically wake up in the morning and class yourself as trans non binary etc and claim to have dysforia without any assessment, you can ask to be called they, etc. This is really worrying as children are so vulnerable, they are always looking for a place to belong.
    Not only that it seems that if you make a point of detransitioning, many youtubers will want an interview with a detransitioner to get views. Which is scary as it's the new buzz word.
    I think there's a huge difference between true transgender people and detransitioners.
    That's why your doctor will tell.you to live for a few years without any surgery in your trans identity, its the hardest thing to do, telling people to call you a guy when you clearly look like a girl lolllll. If you can do that then there's nothing that would make you change back. People who detransition you will.find always did.it for the wrong reason.
    This guys story is very sad, but it's true and can happen easily. Especially today, when you've got three trans parents living a poly lifestyle man that's so worrying.
    His story doesn't benefit true trans people, but it may benefit parents and children who want to be part of this new gender generation. Unfortunately I believe that the more detransitioning that is seen, the less we will eventually have.
    Fantastic subject

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci

      Yes but, people who are truly trans are such a tiny fraction of the population hence, his stories relates to more people on average.

    • @Marcussucram_
      @Marcussucram_ Před 5 měsíci

      @nate2759 no , I disagree, sorry this isnt true. The total of detransitioners is a tiny fraction, compared to the the total of true trans people . He isn't by any means talking about "most trans" because most transgenderd people do not transition. If everyone who lived there lives happily as transgendered people came on to a youtube interview just like nearly every detransitioner does, true trans people would out weigh them by around 3 in a 100.
      When they did their last survey it expressed that detransitioners where 3% of all trans people, .......that included nearly every detransitior however did not include thousands of trans people that didn't want to be identified as trans, (as most trans just want to get on with their lives and not make a stupid fuss about it). The surveys are conducted in a very bias way ...they were looking for detransitioners thats what they will find, so if we do the math it's totally different.

  • @scotthix2297
    @scotthix2297 Před 5 měsíci +5

    Alexis, I’m a 70 yo gay man who was born and grew up in San Francisco. I have had many friends who are Transitioned many years ago.
    They are well because they had the gates in place, as you describe, that helped them grow into their Transitions and learn how to pass and flourish. I used to give makeup and deportment classes in what was then called “Finishing School” for mtf. That couldn’t happen now but it made a difference in the lives and success of early mtf transitioned.
    Don’t take this guy to heart.
    He found a road to follow that traded one set of obsessions for another and now he’s just another Evangelical.
    You, my real transexual friends and the other sane voices just need to keep the conversation focused and true.
    Your experience and voice are valuable now and please know that you are heard.
    Much respect.

  • @ametrinemoon
    @ametrinemoon Před 5 měsíci +5

    "The dress fitted my perfect four year old body" eck a bit, this does sound a bit creepy, writing this I said to myself that P word, then later I heard that he was taken advantage of. I used to play with boy toys as a kid, and to this day I still love formula one. Wonder if the transition was something more to do with hating himself over that experience? (typing at 8:46). Sorry, my counselling student hat is on, he was sent to a gender specialist and not a therapist for the trauma? Surely the trauma should've been addressed, as he said, he was a "broken child before he was 10". Or is it a case of what happens behind closed doors stay behind closed doors? (11:08) And then jesus? This is one of the things we did in spiritualism in counselling class, we had a class on this topic. And this is one of the reasons why you don't impose your beliefs on your client?! I am so glad we have professional standards for things over here.

    • @bobbiejojackson9448
      @bobbiejojackson9448 Před 5 měsíci

      You have to remember that this happened in the 1940s. Being LGBT was something that was kept hidden by everyone with those orientations because it carried a huge stigma... especially in communities that were deeply religious and pious. There were no trauma specialists back then, either. Most psychiatrists were looked at as voodoo doctors or something. Definitely a very different time.

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci

      Doesn’t sound like the psychiatrist imposed his believes, all he did was pray for him and God did the rest.

  • @Briannadawn20
    @Briannadawn20 Před 5 měsíci

    Hey Alexis, for myself all I had to do is say I believe I am trans and my Dr prescribed estrogen without question. When I stopped and restarted 2 years later I went to a place that helps people who are transgender. I said I was trans women and have seen a therapist and they agreed. Was asked couple questions and prescribed estrogen and on follow up started on t blocker. And last follow up started on progesterone. And doing well with the medical transition.

  • @teridoster5840
    @teridoster5840 Před 5 měsíci

    I’m glad it’s more difficult in the UK, but it’s quite easy to medically transition in the states. Gender affirming care is becoming such a hot button issue the doctors are afraid to even give any pushback when a person comes in to their clinic and says they’re trans and want to transition. It didn’t use to be that way, you had to be very very sure over a long period of time and jump thru some specific hoops before they would consider medically assisting them. It’s a subject close to my heart bcuz I have a very good friend I’ve known since childhood who began her medical transition to male in 2020 with hormones within an hour of meeting with the doctor, and about 6 months later had a mastectomy. She (I say she bcuz she doesn’t identify as a trans man anymore) has since realized that it was not the answer for her after finally getting intensive therapy for the last 14 months. She quit the hormones, and regrets having her mastectomy, but thankfully she’s in a much better mental space than she’s been in quite a while. She has some lingering effects, like her voice, not sure if those will change over time tho since she was only on them for a little over 2 1/2 yrs. It’s just sad to know that if she were made to wait until AFTER she went thru that year of therapy before being allowed to transition medically, she wouldn’t be dealing with those effects and the loss of her breasts.

  • @LilLingLing6789
    @LilLingLing6789 Před 5 měsíci

    Hey hun wow I made it through some tough subjects I usually can't get through... Your so lovely really

  • @sandracabrera7861
    @sandracabrera7861 Před 5 měsíci

    First of all, you look stunning!!
    I don't know if there are more of him giving so an so message, but I can get from it is that he did feel confused because exploring with the dress it was induced, whereas, in your case Alexis you and your boy friends explored and played by yourselves. He was put in a dress and given love for looking like that. Then the abuse coming from and male figure. If we go in the context back then, the was not such thing as "you choose your gender" but female liking males and viceversa. The last part, I would say he is not giving the message "oh this is a sin you must convert". He was lost and he needed to feel safe to see what was going on and he found in that place, praying. His brain showed him the answer he always knew and just adjusted it to the environment he was

  • @dawnsheard4786
    @dawnsheard4786 Před 5 měsíci +1

    To start with I want to say I love your channel I think we’re all here to learn something from you & I want to thank you for that ❤ but i think you missed the point a little bit. we have all seen on line parents who seem to be pushing a point ‘ all in ‘ my friend works with trans youth & she explains there’s no need to give yourself labels no one is pushing the point just trying to get children in a better mental state. We don’t know what’s happening in other parts of their lives family friends bullying we just need to give children the space to grow & what will be will be. Hope my word haven’t offended anyone because it’s the last thing I would want to do ❤

  • @jennifermcmillan9518
    @jennifermcmillan9518 Před 3 měsíci

    😂 I wish I could sneeze like that. I have this squeaky choo that is SO LOUD. I’ll hear my husband make the same sound right after. It’s hilarious.

  • @chastitysmith9036
    @chastitysmith9036 Před 5 měsíci +21

    Him being redeemed only means HE wasn't meant to be Trans. He was living a lie. This is from his perspective . He was delivered from HIS lie. He wasn't saying that to upset the trans community. This is his story. XOxo love your channel!!

    • @nate2759
      @nate2759 Před 5 měsíci +3

      Also, that’s his personal experience with God and I find it disrespectful that Alexis is internalising it and making it about being trans.

    • @shelbyseely8732
      @shelbyseely8732 Před 5 měsíci

      Exactly but i think its being narcissist to take wat he said as an insult to urself and the trans community. As a Christian we get saved everyday from many thing. And many people do have to be saved from sexual confusion ​@nate2759

    • @chastitysmith9036
      @chastitysmith9036 Před 5 měsíci +1

      I just think she misunderstood what he said. No big deal.

  • @shayzoo2
    @shayzoo2 Před 5 měsíci +3

    I would be interested in knowing how they think they can definitively say only 1% of trans people detransition. Where are they getting these numbers? Is this only people who socially transition, or medically transition? I’m just curious as to where they think these numbers are coming from because if a someone just starts wearing the opposite gender clothing changes, their name says they are the opposite gender for a while, and then goes back the other way, how would the sources find out that information? Unless you are medically transitioning, I don’t know how they would have any kind of numbers on even how many people are trans (socially and medically) let alone how many are transitioning.

    • @naomimoore47
      @naomimoore47 Před 5 měsíci

      I've found a 2017 UK study that finds the rate to be 0.47% amongst a group of 3400 people who transitioned. They were attending gender identity clinics, so medical transitioning was the goal here. The rates for those socially transitioning will be different, but it's of less importance because no major change has happened.

    • @evebehr
      @evebehr Před 5 měsíci

      Some of the studies only use the people who are still in contact with the clinic as their subject pool. So there will be some detransitioners who fit that. But the overwhelming number of detrans stories I've seen emphasize that as soon as they announce their decision, the clinic wants nothing to do with them. So I think the numbers are much higher than they've been announced so far.
      Researchers who have attempted to get better data run the risk of running afoul of their university's policies. But some work has been done using American insurance records that shows a much higher level of detrans and also a much unhappier detrans population.

  • @brosie_odonnell_mcbride6926
    @brosie_odonnell_mcbride6926 Před 5 měsíci

    awwww Alexis you sneeze like my kitten!

    • @Alexis_blake00
      @Alexis_blake00  Před 5 měsíci

      haha ffs - whenI saw it edited in - i shouted "Liam im gonna kill you"

  • @simplypagans
    @simplypagans Před 5 měsíci

    I wanted to let you know a couple of things, one, I think you are amazing and we have the same views on a lot of things, secondly, I am now living as Paige full time. Love you and Liam so much xxx❤Paige❤xxx

    • @Alexis_blake00
      @Alexis_blake00  Před 5 měsíci

      Thanks for sharing!! and awww ill be sure to show Liam this message, congratulations hun x

  • @LucyWithAWhyy
    @LucyWithAWhyy Před 5 měsíci

    In the US it is extremely easy to get on hormone therapy. I remember bringing my daughter to a new doctor and her basically offering this to my daughter on the first visit! It shouldn't be that easy. It's something an individual has to have time to research and understand everything that comes with such a drastic change.

  • @danielabolanz6087
    @danielabolanz6087 Před 5 měsíci +2

    You have to bear in mind, that the numbers of people identifying as trans has "exploded", therefore the numbers in detransitioning will also go up. So yes, a small percentage, but 0.1% out of 100.000 adds up.

  • @TheSheGoz
    @TheSheGoz Před 5 měsíci

    Alexis, I had to come back to this video. It has stayed with me for awhile. Specifically, the attitude of the man from the video you were reacting to, has stayed with me. His angst and animosity toward all things trans, is so sad, and unhealthy. The thing that struck me, as I watched HIS video, was the way he blames everyone, and takes no accountability for his own choices. I mean, maybe his grandmother fostering his interests in dresses when he was a child had some influence, but ultimately, HE chose to transition. It's as if he's placing all of the blame for his unhappiness with his choices, his religion-fed-guilt for his choices onto trans people so that he can then disassociate from it. ◄ THAT is the bit that has taken up residence in my head.
    Hate is unhealthy. Hate is especially unhealthy when it's self-hatred. We're all human. We're all doing the best that we can to survive and thrive in a world full of external obstacles. Please, everyone, do the work necessary to overcome the internalized obstacles, and to understand that hatred is not the answer. The everyday world outside our own heads and hearts will do enough to harm people. It doesn't need our help to hurt others, but others may need our help to heal.

  • @kateinparadise
    @kateinparadise Před 5 měsíci

    I love your top❤

  • @alextomlinson7688
    @alextomlinson7688 Před 5 měsíci

    I think that guy was a little brain washed as a child confused never actually wanting to be a girl. Alexis you really are the voice for the trans in Britain. Love you so much and wish you the best. P.s that top looked great on you x ❤

  • @jewellclarke6512
    @jewellclarke6512 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I think the fact his Grandma had told a 4 year old to keep it a secret was a bit suspect. This is a really sad story😢

  • @kelseysmith3297
    @kelseysmith3297 Před 3 měsíci

    I think the issue has currently been that there is a push to transition, especially younger people without any of the guardrails. If someone detransitions for their own multitude of reasons, it's not looked into and reviewed off the back end of the transitioning treatment they did get. If people got chemo therapy that cured their breast cancer but it created left-pinky-toe cancer, doctors are meant to try follow up, get that data and record to better assist with future patient care. Which could lead to that chemo drug not being used in the future. That's not been happening with the most recent wave of gender-affirming care especially in regards to minors and young adults.

  • @juliedikeman1067
    @juliedikeman1067 Před 5 měsíci

    Alexis, I have a personal interest in the question I would like to discuss... The difference between men who like to cross dress, and those who are trans.
    I would think there is a line that blurrs?
    Being with someone who is feeling there way to find themselves... It is very confusing.

  • @mentalalchemysubliminals
    @mentalalchemysubliminals Před 5 měsíci +1

    Can someone pls tell me what kind of English accent that is that Alexis speaks?

    • @Liam_blake00
      @Liam_blake00 Před 5 měsíci

      We are from Yorkshire (North England) however she did spend a lot of time in London and she doesn’t sound as “Yorkshire” as me! lol ❤

    • @mentalalchemysubliminals
      @mentalalchemysubliminals Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@Liam_blake00 Oh thank u! As non-english it's so hard to know what accent it is, but it's so unique and beautiful. Love it!

  • @vickieandrew1010
    @vickieandrew1010 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Take a breath and give Liam a cuddle..❤

  • @ChautoOfStar
    @ChautoOfStar Před 5 měsíci

    With that new background are you still able to decorate during the holidays? What a strange and very sad story.

  • @caroldelaney4700
    @caroldelaney4700 Před 4 měsíci

    In my time I have known very few detransitioners only 2. It’s not that common but it’s a shock when you have known a person for a long time

  • @narelle2024
    @narelle2024 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I love that top on you. You look gorgeous as ever.

  • @LilLingLing6789
    @LilLingLing6789 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Oh no hun 3 months and a diagnoses in the UK if you go private.. All you have to do is have a few appointments on webcam and you get your prescription and hormones in the post
    Blood test every 3 months and check up every 6 months
    Also you can mix and match like pay for hormones 93 pounds for 3 months worth of gel and tablets but using NHS free blood tests.. For surgeries and things yeah waiting list through NHS but you can get free sessions of electrolysis and ffs for deposits... Just the breast surgeries left

  • @chopstax
    @chopstax Před 5 měsíci +1

    That man has been relentlessly abused and manipulated by outside forces his entire life. Someone else telling him who he shall be seems to be the common string through his entire story: outside validation, outside invalidation. As unfortunate as that is, it is hard to take his words as anything other than a trauma response in and of itself. His desire to protect people from his own painful journey is understandable, though I find his method as potentially damaging as if he didn't speak at all. It is the exact flip of those who think there should be zero restrictions, and ultimately, I'm left wondering where his opinion would be if he received positive influence from an alternate point of view. The failure to realize that not everyone who chooses to transition has been abused, broken, or coerced is the wildest part.
    You can feel healed, be taught a conviction, and still be misguided. Much like how he wasn't actually transgender, but misdiagnosed and convinced.
    A lifetime of abuse, which he seems to imply he also subjected his wife and children to, truly a shame. I am glad he has found his peace, but he'd do well to not demonize those who have carved a different path.

  • @user-cv1gv6jr6f
    @user-cv1gv6jr6f Před 5 měsíci

    Love the color of your top and lipstick . Looks great on you! You are so beautiful and such a lady. Love your content!

  • @janiceburnett-holler2206
    @janiceburnett-holler2206 Před 5 měsíci

    You are more beautiful every time I see your videos! Your top is beautiful and yes your lipstick is on point! ❤️❤️

  • @amyevans9042
    @amyevans9042 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I work with victims of sexual abuse and child abuse. Previously this demographic of kids would have suffered from self harm, or eating disorders. We never affirmed the self harm or eating disorder, can you imagine agreeing with a person that they need to carry on restricting their diet?
    But now we're affirming their gender and have given them medication for this

    • @r-platt
      @r-platt Před 5 měsíci

      Do you have honor or shame?
      You should know medicine isn't so simple. Nobody says, "oh, you're trans? Cool. Have some hormones." There's a LONG process that requires us to prove our transness over and over.
      Gender dysphoria is first a DEADLY child abuser.
      We don't start a conversation with an abuse victim by DENYING the abuse.
      So why would you start a conversation with a trans child by denying their stated identity?

  • @micheleirl22
    @micheleirl22 Před 5 měsíci +1

    The amount of requirements, testsIt may take one year of psychotherapy legally binding as procedure; than the long time to get hormones, taking them for a certain amount of time before change your ID documents in a super long expensive court process, than for surgeries more psychiatric evaluation another court trail than what the sentence you get into the extremely long list for surgeries

    • @r-platt
      @r-platt Před 5 měsíci

      Very true!
      FYI: Please excuse the English lesson... If haters can't attack your argument they attack your language.
      "Then" takes steps.
      "Than" compares objects.

  • @gerisnede7307
    @gerisnede7307 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I feel what he is saying is his interpretation,as a small child, of her words/actions towards him in a dress verse him as a little boy in boy clothes. So much, so many hours and days of words and actions we know nothing about, I feel it’s sort of like Jazz’s story; born a boy but not accepted as one by the most important parental figure one has, a mother and grandmother, what a bond is formed in the formative years. I could be wrong about this particular situation. 😆♥️

    • @gerisnede7307
      @gerisnede7307 Před 5 měsíci

      The one thing I feel so many young people forget, don’t realize or just can’t fathom, were the restrictions, (un) education in the this area, medical resources ( limited need at the time, the entire flow of 99% of the population was very Christian based, born in 1960, radical changes in the 70’s and wow the 80’s, but through it all, that diversity straw is much like the carrot held in front of the donkey to make him change his stubbornness, but alas, the master, much like our government, always keeps that carrot just out of reach, so that poor donkey just moves forward without ever accomplishing more then his master, our government, allows.
      We are the beast - the government is our yoke.

  • @jojowynne233
    @jojowynne233 Před 5 měsíci +1

    That was a sad and powerful story. He was misdiagnosed with GD due to everything that happened to him in his formative years.
    Alexis, when he had his God vision and he knew he’d be redeemed, I think you misunderstood what he meant. It seemed to me he was talking about being an alcoholic because he stopped drinking and we all know that damage’s relationships. He’d already been seeing a new therapist so he’d probably worked out he wasn’t trans when he said the yellow pieces of paper were burnt I think?
    You have a very kind heart lovely 🥰

    • @r-platt
      @r-platt Před 5 měsíci

      He transitioned and that gave him gender dysphoria.
      His "coming to God" moment was because his dysphoria reached a climax where it severely damaged him as it does most trans people.
      He then PROVED transitioning works because he transitioned to male and his dysphoria stopped.
      I believe they neglected to mention:
      1. Several doctors refused to help him transition. He had to search long and hard to find a doctor willing to help him.
      2. He's gay. He (like so many others) figured being a woman would make him heterosexual. No more homophobia.
      And somehow that's medicine failing him.
      That was 1982. He wants people to believe medicine hasn't improved since then.

  • @crazygamer_1082
    @crazygamer_1082 Před 5 měsíci

    I think we’re missing information about the grandmother. Because it’s peculiar that he made mention of how it was a “secret” and how it kept happening. As well as the constant affirmations she was giving him. Even more bizarre to me was the parents’ reaction was to go with him to the grandmother’s house instead of JUST telling her off. It’s weird. I think he may have more repressed memories he should seek therapy for. But he is going to far with why someone transitions.

  • @TransVangal
    @TransVangal Před 5 měsíci

    Got hit with a Hardwood floor plank? Damn that sure was a different time 😅