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“Let’s switch clothes! I can be the bearded lady and you can be the big breasted man.”

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“When I look at the US now, I am devastated and angry that we live in a country that supports the narrative that it is okay to medicalize young girls and women by prescribing testosterone and performing mastectomies as a first response to the girls’ gender confusion, stress, or mental health concerns.”

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Book:The Trans Train: A Parent's Perspective on Transgender Medicalization and Ideology

Source: The Trans Train: A Parent's Perspective on Transgender Medicalization and Ideology

“Something is terribly wrong when natural and holistic measures to relieve emotional struggles are left untouched in favor of lifelong, irreversible medical interventions that are experimental, expensive, and come with a host of additional adverse effects.”

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Book:The Trans Train: A Parent's Perspective on Transgender Medicalization and Ideology

Source: The Trans Train: A Parent's Perspective on Transgender Medicalization and Ideology

“Did society ever compel any other woman, except those like me, to live, eat, sleep, frequent the same comfort-rooms and baths, lie sometimes in the same bed, with men, and sometimes to listen to the unclean talk of men?”

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Book:Autobiography of an Androgyne

Source: Autobiography of an Androgyne

“I trust that the publication of my life story will contribute to a correct estimate of androgvnism on the part of scientists, the molders of public opinion, and the lawmakers, and to a more kindly treatment by society of those born with this curse. It is only expressing half the truth to say that they are more to be pitied than scorned. They are wholly to be pitied.”

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Book:Autobiography of an Androgyne

Source: Autobiography of an Androgyne

“From junior high school on, I had increasingly strong feelings of gender dysphoria, difference, and confusion. I felt very embarrassed and ashamed about my gender incongruity, but was totally unable to express what I was feeling to anyone.”

Transgender Gender Dysphoria

Book:The Autobiography of a Transgender Scientist

Source: The Autobiography of a Transgender Scientist

“I used to think that I was kind of like a doll. When I was a kid, I’d imagine myself taken apart like a puzzle and rearranged into a different thing altogether. If I just removed a bit of myself and mixed them that maybe I could fit together in a way that I never felt I could. Or just not rearranged at all. Just taken apart piece by piece and left in a metal drum. Either way, I wish I could just take parts of myself away and make this all more manageable, but I can’t.”

Transgender Lgbtqia Gender Dysphoria

Book:Fluids

Source: Fluids

“The beginning mosquito bites of breasts.”

Gender Dysphoria Ed

Book:Model Home

Source: Model Home

“but if she truly wanted to experience discomfort, she should try being a closeted trans guy at a Catholic school.”

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Book:Flyboy

Source: Flyboy

“It’s my favorite picture, because when I look at it I can imagine he knew, when he was holding me there, that I was really his son.”

Transgender Gender Dysphoria Trans Man Ftm

Book:Flyboy

Source: Flyboy

“Mr. Tongo tells Rosie, "We discuss lots of intimate things with our friends, but our genitals, and those of our children, are private. Many of my patients and clients-kids as well as their parents, people dealing with a whole range of conditions, not just this one-find they don't want to explain themselves every time they meet someone new. They don't want to be responsible for educating everyone they meet. They don't consider what's in their pants to be any of anyone else's business." (Chapter "Everyone Who?)”

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Book:This Is How It Always Is

Source: This Is How It Always Is