Taxpayer and ratepayer sponsored trans activism has gone up a notch in Victoria, with an abdominal phalloplasty show and tell event planned for Carlton.
A 21-year-old woman is still struggling with suicidal ideation as she attempts to reverse the harm done to her as a transitioning 18 -year-old who suffered with bi-polar, autism, anxiety and depression.
The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) is proposing that children as young as 14 should be given transitioning treatments, including surgery to “masculinise” girl’s chests when they reach the age of 15.
Senator Louise Pratt has come out in support of a petition for transgender surgery to be funded by Medicare.
Two transgender experts, both transgender themselves, have warned that young people are being rushed into medicalisation and have issued some grave warnings about what they may face.
Twitter user “Eden - @mothergender” has gone viral after posting a heartbreaking thread describing transgender regret.
In a shocking move, a Victorian gender clinic has sought funding to perform irreversible and radical surgery on teenage girls. Philip Morris, president of the National Association of Practising Psychiatrists has spoken against the move and has urged extreme caution.
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