Featured Event
Detrans Awareness Day Webinar
March 12, 2022
8PM BT/3PM ET/12PM PT
A webinar hosted by Genspect featuring detransitioners, in their own words, to be held March 12th.
With special guests @ImWatson91 and @lacroicsz
Plus contributions from @SourPatches2077, @somenuancepls, @detranny… and more to be announced soon!
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Detrans Voices is a project dedicated to providing support and information for people detransitioning and/or desisting from transgender self-identification.
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- Detrans Awareness Day 2022: A Q&A With Fourteen Detransitioners and DesistersFor Detrans Awareness Day 2022, we reached out to a few detransitioners and desisters who were willing to do a Q&A with us. This was a written interview completed online, including eighteen questions about transition and detransition. This page is a sampling of their answers to five of the eighteen …
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- Detrans Story: Tony“The doctors told me that you would be a boy. Imagine my surprise when you were born! We had already picked out boy clothes and a boy name for you and had to change everything last minute…” For my mom this was just a funny anecdote that she joked with …
- The Best Decision I Ever Made: Essay by CarolI’ve told my story of detransition many times over the last 2 years. For different platforms, to different people, in every version the pain I’ve gone through is clearly present. But I would like to do a little something different with this essay. At the risk of making my 19-year-old …
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- Detrans Story: Y.“There’s such a blame culture these days. You chose to take the hormones at an age people can decide to make children (16). Someone couldn’t baby you and sit with you for hours on end about your decision, you needed to do research. Yes it is horrible having made a …
- Detrans Story: SarahFor me it all started when I changed school. I always have been gender-non-conforming before. But happy and proud in being so. The new school didn’t think so. The other pupils thought of it as strange, that I, a girl, who walked around in boy’s clothes and short hair. Also …