Some days I feel like giving up, but nearly 5 years into this nightmare I see glimmers of hope...
I Will NEVER use her male name or gender pronouns, and I've told her that...we have an understanding....
I picked her up from the train station last night...she had on tight jeans with embroidered flowers and sequins, her short hair in piggy…
Some days I feel like giving up, but nearly 5 years into this nightmare I see glimmers of hope...
I Will NEVER use her male name or gender pronouns, and I've told her that...we have an understanding....
I picked her up from the train station last night...she had on tight jeans with embroidered flowers and sequins, her short hair in piggy tails and hair clip and looked gorgeous...my heart mended a little...but know it will be broken again when someone calls her 'Josh' x
I know enough about detransitioners to know that your daughter's showing up in unambiguously feminine attire is a very big deal. No "trans man" would dress that way unless they were in a state of flux. You have reason to hope. You hang in there too.
Some days I feel like giving up, but nearly 5 years into this nightmare I see glimmers of hope...
I Will NEVER use her male name or gender pronouns, and I've told her that...we have an understanding....
I picked her up from the train station last night...she had on tight jeans with embroidered flowers and sequins, her short hair in piggy tails and hair clip and looked gorgeous...my heart mended a little...but know it will be broken again when someone calls her 'Josh' x
Hang in there - mums unite xx
I can not use the male pronoun. Seems wrong. Everybody around me refers to her as him. I am alone.
I know enough about detransitioners to know that your daughter's showing up in unambiguously feminine attire is a very big deal. No "trans man" would dress that way unless they were in a state of flux. You have reason to hope. You hang in there too.