Saturday PITT Review - June 1 to 5, 2026
Welcome to the PITT weekly roundup where you’ll find a list of the week’s postings along with links to some of our favorite books, videos, social media, and podcasts. Please continue the fight against the harms of gender ideology by sharing.
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Quote of the Week from We Have Reached Five Years: “None of us chose this path, but we don’t have to walk it alone. Seek out other parents. Build connections. Find support in communities like Our Duty, Parents of ROGD Kids, and Beyond Trans. There is strength in coming together and forming new bonds.”
PITT POSTS THIS WEEK:
Friday, June 5: She Said “I’m Sorry.”
Thursday, June 4: PARANO
Wednesday, June 3: You Will Not Erase our Children
Tuesday, June 2: We Have Reached Five Years!
Monday, June 1: We are the Ones Who Love Them
IMAGES THAT CAPTURE IT
At 14, I endured ‘gender-affirming care.’ I’ll suffer with that for the rest of my life Independent Women by Claire Abernathy, May 26, 2026
A 21-year-of woman shares her story of being put on testosterone at age 14 and having having a double mastectomy shortly after that. She writes: “Imagine getting put on testosterone at 14 years old because doctors convinced you that if you didn’t, you may be suicidal. I cannot restore what doctors removed from me. I cannot recover my original voice. I cannot undo the damage done to my body. But I can tell the truth.”
IMAGES THAT CAPTURE IT
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I’m not really happy with the whole process required to communicate with you; but I have a few questions that I need answered.
When I look at the definition of detransitioners on your site and also on the detransitioners site, it seems to be specific to people who used to believe they were the opposite sex but now identify with their sex at birth but have not yet gone through irreversible hormonal and/or surgical procedures. Is that an accurate description?
If it excludes individuals who have gone through irreversible hormonal or surgical changes, then what is the
correct definition for them; and is there a separate community for
them?
I have a growing concern that, as the number of these individuals grows, they will not have the unique support and understanding that they need to process their strong feelings and find hope and meaning in their futures. They will need that support immediately when they realize that they have been severely and irreversible harmed, so there has to be an established community to support them through their healing process.
If you are ready and willing to take that on, then I think you should change the definition of your community. If not, I want to be involved in setting that up for them if there isn’t any already established community for them; or get connected to an already existing community.
I have absolutely no idea what would be involved in doing that; but you obviously have done a very good job of building your supportive community and I would appreciate any help or guidance or suggestions you are willing to provide for me.
I’m looking forward to hearing from you.
Elizabeth Bass
1-698-225-7169
Gideonbass@sbcglobal.net or
Dolphinmemae@sbcglobal.net
Themanyofme.substack.com