Oma Alice ❤️🌈🌻

I suppose this basically me, but with detransitioners.

I truly believe that if the left stopped feeling pressured to put a positive spin on the sex change industry, a lot of society’s problems would start to ease. The courts saying kids shouldn’t be medically transitioned should be seen as a win for trans people.

I think my biggest fear right now is the woke mind virus creeping into the right. If there’s any chance I can help stop that, I’ll throw my whole heart into the right—just to do my small part in guiding us toward a brighter future.

The reason I was drawn to trans words was because they felt like drama therapy—a way to unmask all the parts of myself I was scared to accept. So seeing them locked behind medical gatekeeping? That horrified me.

There’s nothing “socialist” about eliminating medical debt. Most countries do not allow their citizens to end up financially ruined just for being sick. The US needs to guarantee healthcare as a basic human right. Until then the debt should never be on a credit report.

Reddit is so horrifying bc you can go to a sub for people with health problems and see tons of people desperate for help, strategizing on how to be taken seriously, and then you go to a doctor sub and it's full of professionals talking about hysterical women and blue hair.

Honestly, part of what drew me to this corner of the internet was seeing a man say—completely sincere—that MAGA might be the most loving group of people he'd ever met. He meant it so deeply, I wanted to understand what he saw.

Not sure which is getting on my nerves more these days—folks on the right talking like autism makes you think you’re trans or folks on the left claiming chatbots are giving autistic people psychosis.

I’ve never been a transphobe, but I’ve long distrusted the medical industry for many reasons. I’m glad it’s finally possible to challenge the sex change industry—I just want to do it without causing harm.

Even as a young teenager, I felt like pronoun culture was this autistic coming-of-age ritual—an organic way to shake off all the ways the world had shamed us for being ourselves.