Heya There Queer Dad, Not In Need Of Queer Dad Support, Just Wanted To Tell You You're Really Inspiring,
Heya there queer dad, not in need of queer dad support, just wanted to tell you you're really inspiring, providing a valuable service to a community that all too often gets hurt by those that raised them. I really think you're doing good in the world, make sure YOU drink some water and take your meds, I'll be cheers-ing my next glass of water to ya.
Hey kiddo! Thank you so much for your sweet message!! 🥛 Cheers!
- dad x
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hey actually? i love being a man. i love my body hair and my deep voice and i hate the patriarchy but i will always take the chance to help my girl friends if I ever can. I love making silly boy poses and i love my facial hair and fantasizing about geting muscles and being a strong male role model.
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There is a pro-transgender Labour revolt against health secretary Wes Streeting. You can sign the letter.

Labour health secretary Wes Streeting has continued the transphobic policies of the previous Conservative government. Now Labour members have published and open letter anyone can sign.
Wes Streeting has said:
“This ban [on puberty blockers] brings the private sector in line with the NHS. We are committed to providing young people with the evidence-led care that they deserve”.
Evidence shows that blockers are of great help to young trans people, as it gives them some breathing space before puberty changes their bodies in traumatic ways.
Streeting is either lying about what medical research on trans people says or he has not done his homework. As a gay man he should know how oppression and erasure works.
The letter states:
International evidence shows that puberty suppressing hormones are a safe and effective way to temporarily pause a young person’s puberty, giving them time to consider their options for transition. Much of the concern around their use stems from the idea that those who take puberty blockers go on to use cross sex hormones as part of their transition. We do not think that trans young people growing up to be happy and healthy trans adults is a bad outcome while rates of de/retransition are exceptionally low. Rather than honouring Labour’s manifesto commitment to “remove indignities for trans people who deserve recognition & acceptance,” you have decided to strip trans young people of their bodily autonomy, undermining important medical principles, such as Gillick Competence, in favour of upholding the Conservative approach of politicising the lives of trans people. Even the widely discredited Cass Review does not go so far as to recommend the criminalisation of puberty blockers for trans young people.
You can read and sign the letter here.
See also:
Wes Streetings Tweet: An Analysis #BWOT Wes Streeting sparks fury after defending ban on puberty blockers for trans kids The World Professional Association for Transgender Health with severe critique of the UK Cass review on transgender youth
By Jack Molay.
international people start calling our country aotearoa instead of new zealand challenge
[very clearly enamored AND elated] He fucking bit me.
"um, how can you be trans if you didn't realize til you were X years old?" well you see, society tells us constantly and from a young age that 1. only OTHER people are trans, 2. they know for sure, so if you're wondering then you're not, and 3. you can't, and shouldn't, be trans unless & until you've exhausted every other option. so we think it can't be us, and then try everything else that we think could possibly make the feeling stop, and only in the dust of all that futile effort do we start asking the real questions. is that good enough for you?