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Sadmom2's avatar

This is a public health crisis affecting children, young adults and families. Both my children (college-aged) want nothing to do with me even after years of love and nurturing inside our home. This is a cult of epic proportions, and I am mad as hell. I will NEVER pacify delusional behavior; I don't care who you are. I used to believe that adults can do what they want. No more. No civilized society should allow the chopping and mutilation of body parts. I speak up whenever I have the opportunity; many people think they are being kind by playing and going along. They have been misled, and I am here to kindly straighten them out if they will listen. Sick of this sh*t. Good luck with your book.

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Thanks so much for your work! This is absolutely the truth. I have had to set up separate (anonymous) social media pages to be able to spread awareness.

I will be honest in writing that the times that I posted as myself and spoke out against this madness, the horrible comments I received were keeping me up at night. I felt that my heart and soul were already going through enough with my “gender-confused” child to be able to withstand that type of evil directed at me. I also started worrying about my husband’s job and possibly child custody issues because of my online honesty.

Even posting anonymously is an ugly scenario, but I generally don’t read the comments now. In the beginning, when people attacked me for “allowing” my nine year old to become confused and partially supporting it, I would explain myself. I would write that I felt that my husband and I were in a silo at the time. There was nowhere to turn. Everyone encouraged affirming and told us we were bad parents if we didn’t. I needed people to understand this...that there was nowhere to turn. If you had any doubt as a parent about supporting the madness, you still had to pretend to.

If the anger against this movement had had such a strong presence online then as it does today, I never would have allowed my daughter to cut off all of her beautiful hair, I never would have agreed to call her a boy’s name or to support any part of a social transition. Everyone everywhere demanded that we support her - teachers, doctors, mental health “experts”, etc.

Three years later, she still says she’s a boy (all the while her body now tells a different story and she refuses to acknowledge it). This is a spiritual warfare against our kids and I refuse to give in - even if I have to fight in secret.

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