"Trans Kids: It’s Time to talk" Channel 4 Wednesday

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Sunday Times:

www.thetimes.co.uk/article/thank-god-they-didnt-make-this-tomboy-trans-thzt8xr3z?shareToken=0a4d585b06f30e5cb530b9f4a945c2b5

Transgender lobby groups aren’t interested in debate. What a surprise!

There are thousands of us grown ups that could tell the same kind of story as Stella. I remember as a child wondering why my willy had been chopped off or when it would re-grow so that I would be my 'true self' I even tried to pee standing up.

As an adult I'm a boring woman, married with kids and grandchildren and happy enough with my body although I would like it to be 20 years younger and a few stone lighter.

Why don't they even acknowledge our experiences?

It'll be interesting to see if this actually gets shown - I'm guessing it will be pulled at the last minute.

Does fox-botherer Sue Pascoe know about this?

What's a "fox botherer"?!

Recently appointed Channel 4 inclusion advisor, glamorous Sue Pascoe, is a fox botherer.

“Gender correction surgery”

It amazes me actually to see someone go from being a middle aged white man with all the privilege that entails and volunteering themselves to spend the rest of their life pretending to be a middle aged woman with all the hassle that entails.

I watched a very interesting YouTube video the other night by a trans person who said they were just exhausted by all the up keep it took to pretend to be the opposite sex. To try to pass was exhausting. They were so honest. It was really interesting because it's what I've wondered actually. When you're young and attractive I'm sure it's easy enough but as you age it must just be such a complete and utter hassle.

Comments section "I wanted to be a pony..."

www.google.ie/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/d1c4c06c-e6a2-11e8-8a85-04b8afea6ea3

Skim read - same repetitive mix, internet playing the part, autism...

WHEN are the right people going to wake up to this enormous safeguarding catastrophe?