This startling exposé shares the truth behind the transgender indoctrination movement targeting our children. WARNING: Contains adult content, which can’t be avoided when talking about sexuality, genital surgery, and more in the trans lifestyle.
“It’s cool to be trans!” Shockingly, that’s what our children are being led to believe by not only the media and the transgender community, but also by some school employees, other adults in their lives, their peers, social media, and even politicians!
If you have a child in school, a child about to enter school, or an adult child heading to college, after seeing the headlines in the news, you are likely concerned about what your child may be exposed to. And, you should be! Some bad actors are seeking to indoctrinate our children into the transgender community. After all, the more members they have, the stronger they are, and the more legislation they can push.
But, what if a child who is not trans thinks he or she is based on these brainwashing techniques? How can we, as parents, protect our children from being emotionally and possibly physically mutilated based on this indoctrination?
Here’s the good news!
1. Many children and teens are claiming to be trans to get attention. Everybody wants to be part of the “in crowd” and, unfortunately, trans is the cool thing to be now. With the correct intervention, parents and/or therapists can stop this behavior.
2. Most children who do actually have “gender dysphoria” outgrow it with no medical intervention.
3. With the correct therapy, children and young adults CAN recover from “gender dysphoria!”
Transgender Mindbender, the second in a series of “anti-woke” books by this author, will help children recognize when they are being manipulated to the advantage of groups that do not have Christian morals, and do not care about your child’s mental or physical health.
Our children are being used as pawns in social and political experiments and it is time that we, as parents, put a stop to it. The only way to do that is to teach our children the right way to live, and how to recognize when someone is trying to indoctrinate them into a particular mindset that can wreak a lifetime of emotional and physical trauma.
Through this series of books by Clout Publishing, we aim to help parents do just that.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
JOIN THE MOVEMENT!
U.S. Parents Involved in Education!
Empower Parents. Protect Children. End Indoctrination! This organization needs chapter leaders in several states!
Detransitioner Stories
If you read nothing else, read the posts on the website above.
Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans (PITT)
This is a FANTASTIC resource for parents!
Kids’ gender clinic whistleblower tells Dr. Phil regretful patients begged to ‘have body parts put back on’ Jamie Reed, who worked at the Washington University Transgender Center penned a lengthy tell all exposé last year in which she called gender clinics for kids morally and medically appalling. “We started to see patients who were experiencing very significant medical harms being rushed to the
emergency room… We had patients contact us who were begging to have body parts put back on within months of having surgeries.”
VIDEO: “My doctors gaslit my parents into letting me transition when I was 12 years old.” Detransitioner Chloe Cole testifies about suffering life-long, irreversible damage.
‘I feel like I killed a child, and it was me.’ I was victimized by gender transition
It’s also a factory of corrupt, unregulated and irreversible experiments on children. Children with developmental delays and mental illnesses are being fast-tracked into gender transitions, suffering permanent damage — and sometimes death — as a result.
Senior Chief Special Warfare Officer Chris Beck, a Navy Seal (ret.) who was awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. In December 2022, Beck announced his detransition and said he had “lived in hell for the past 10 years…” Beck urges those under 25 not to transition. He called trans “care” a billion dollar industry
between psychologists, surgeries, hormones, chemicals, and follow-up treatments.
Why Detransitioners are Crucial to the Science of Gender Care
These forays opened his eyes to the online abuse detransitioners receive – not just the usual antitransgender attacks, but members of the transgender community telling them to “shut up” and even sending death threats.
England’s NHS to stop prescribing puberty blockers for kids: ‘Not enough evidence’
“We have concluded that there is not enough evidence to support the safety or clinical effectiveness of puberty suppressing hormones to make the treatment routinely available at this time.”
Rates of Psychiatric Emergencies Before and After Gender Affirming Surgery
The overall rates of suicide attempts doubled (3.3 vs 1.5%, p=0.017) after vaginoplasty.
Normative and negative sexual experiences of transgender identifying adolescents in the community
Transgender youth seem to be more susceptible to subjection to sexual coercion and, unexpectedly, dating violence perpetration than their cisgender peers. However, these associations may in fact relate more closely to depression, a prevalent phenomenon among trans youth…
A Consensus No Longer: The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is now the first major American medical body to oppose gender-affirming surgeries for minors.
As evidence for those harms—which include infertility, sexual dysfunction, and the agony of regret—continues to mount and ethical concerns get harder to ignore, European countries are increasingly prioritizing psychotherapy and reclassifying endocrine and surgical approaches as experimental.
As more transgender children seek medical care, families confront many unknowns
In 2016, the FDA ordered makers of puberty blockers to add a warning about psychiatric problems to the drugs’ label after the agency received several reports of suicidal thoughts in children who were taking them. As the number of pediatric patients has surged, so has the number of those whose main source of distress may not be persistent gender dysphoria…
Tennessee nears law banning adults from helping minors find, receive sex reassignment care. The law would penalize any “adult who recruits, harbors, or transports an unemancipated minor” in Tennessee “for the purpose of receiving a prohibited medical procedure for the purpose of enabling the minor to identify with, or live as, a purported identity inconsistent with the minor’s sex…
At the end of The Family Research Council’s report, Understanding and Responding to the Transgender Movement, there are resources for people
struggling with gender identity and for their families.
WHAT DOCTORS SAY:
“Even without treatment, the cross-gender behavior generally resolves itself in either self-identification as homosexual or heterosexual. Only a tiny percent will become transsexual. However, today trans-positive therapists encourage parents to accept GID (Gender Identity Disorder) as normal…” – Susan Bradley, M.D., of the University of Toronto and Kenneth J. Zucker, two of the world’s leading experts in GID in children
“(Transexualism) is a disorder of the mind. Not a disorder of the body.” – Paul McHugh, Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins
“Gender dysphoria is “a fixed false belief [which is a manifestation] of a serious thinking disorder, specifically a delusion.” – Rick Fitzgibbons, Psychiatrist
“Referring to medical interventions to block puberty in gender-variant children, ‘This is child abuse.’” – Paul McHugh, Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins
“Gender reassignment surgery often does not achieve what patients hope for. Transgender individuals want to ‘pass’ as the other sex. According to a large study of transgendered persons, only 21 percent are able to ‘pass’ all the time. My personal feeling is that surgery is not a proper treatment for a psychiatric disorder and it is clear to me that these patients have severe psychological problems that do not go away following surgery.” – Jon Meyer, M.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavior Science at Johns Hopkins University
“A very tiny percentage of people suffer from disorders of sexual development (DSD), sometimes referred to as an intersex condition (or in older literature, as hermaphrodites), those in whom their sexual anatomy is ambiguous or clearly conflicts with their chromosomal make-up—are rare, estimated by one expert as ‘occurring in fewer than 2 out of every 10,000 live births.’1 In other words, the overwhelming majority of “transgender” persons are not “intersexed.” – Family Research Council. Be sure to download their free and extremely helpful brochure on this topic here: https://downloads.frc.org/EF/EF15F45.pdf
REFERENCES LISTED IN THE BOOK:
1 Leonard Sax, “How Common is Intersex? A Response to Anne Fausto-Sterling,” The Journal of Sex Research Vol. 39, No. 3 (August 2002), p. 175.
2 “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you…” – Jeremiah 1:5
3 “So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.” – Genesis 1:27
4 Negative treatment by others, such as bullying, is a strong and consistent risk factor for youth suicide (Koyanagi et al., 2019), and LGBTQ youth experience bullying at significantly greater rates than their straight and cisgender peers (Reisner et al., 2015; Webb et al., 2021).
5 New CDC Data Shows LGBTQ Youth are More Likely to be Bullied Than Straight Cisgender Youth
6 Transgender psychologist suggests ‘peer pressure’ causing teens to transition
7 Compared to cisgender matched controls, transgender youth had a two- to three-fold increased risk of depression, anxiety disorder, suicidal ideation, suicide attempt, self-harm without lethal intent, and both inpatient and outpatient mental health treatment (all p<0.05).
8 After gender transition, most people take hormones for the rest of their lives.
9 “Most shockingly, their suicide mortality rose almost 20-fold above the comparable non-transgender population. This disturbing result has as yet no explanation but probably reflects the growing sense of isolation reported by the aging transgendered after surgery. The high suicide rate certainly challenges the surgery prescription.”
10 The death of a 16-year-old nonbinary student in Oklahoma the day after a school fight has been ruled a suicide by the state’s medical examiner’s office.
11 Temporary use of Lupron has also been associated with and may be the cause of many serious permanent side effects including osteoporosis, mood disorders, seizures, cognitive impairment and, when combined with cross-sex hormones, sterility… In addition to the harm from Lupron, cross-sex hormones put youth at an increased risk of heart attacks, stroke, diabetes, blood clots and cancers
across their lifespan.
12 (Detransitioner) Chloe said testosterone altered her bone structure, permanently sharpening her jawline, and broadening her shoulders. She said she also struggles with increased body and facial hair.
13 Breast development caused by estrogen is permanent. Additionally, estrogen may irreversibly affect fertility.
14 Cross-sex hormonal interventions — treatments that trigger a transition to a desired gender — were also shown to have “little mental health benefit” and were even linked to a higher need for psychiatric care, ACPeds stated.
15 New study on ‘rise’ in transgenderism shows it’s a fad, especially among young girls.
16 “(Testosterone) made me really hairy (like bigfoot hairy) and acne prone. I hated the bottom growth (still do). And I hated how…emotionless it made me feel.”
17 The Impossible Beauty Standards for Transgender Women. “I face a lot of pressure to be ultrafeminine—and I’m tired of it.”
18 Trans and gender-diverse people face higher risk of some cancers, and a higher risk of those cancers being missed
19 She followed cases of girls who were transitioning or struggling and found something alarming: clusters of girls in a single grade suddenly all discovering transgender identities together. These girls were begging for hormones and desperate for surgery. Peer pressure was leading them to mutilate their bodies and change their “identity.”
20 “I was assaulted and raped when I was young and it made me realize that was what made me hate my body.”
21 “As hard as it is for me, I will talk about the reasons behind my transition. I think the main reason why I wanted to change myself was the sexual abuse I experienced as a child, back in first grade.”
22 “My mom remarried and I began living a nightmare of physical and sexual abuse from her new husband.”
23 “I was abused and isolated as a kid.”
24 ACPeds also stated that over half of LGBTQ+ sexual minority individuals experience “adverse childhood experiences,” including child abuse. Transgender youth reported the highest levels of abuse and neglect, the data showed.
25 Others said sexual abuse or assault made them want to leave the gender associated with that trauma.
26 “…it is known that the transgendered are more likely to have experienced difficult childhood situations, to have been victims of sexual child abuse, or to have a history of trauma, loss, and family disruption.” – Page 14 referencing: K. Zucker, S. Bradley, Gender Identity and Psychosexual Problems in Children and Adolescents, (NY: Guilford,1995)
27 How Big Tech Turns Kids Trans
28 Transgender adolescents (TGAs) exhibit disproportionate levels of mental health problems compared with cisgender adolescents (CGAs), but psychosocial processes underlying mental health disparities among TGAs remain understudied.
29 Echoing what MacKinnon has found in his work, nearly all of these young people told Reuters that they wished their doctors or therapists had more fully discussed these complicating factors before allowing them to medically transition.
30 The cost of medical treatments can add up to more than $100,000.
31 Although gender dysphoria & body dysmorphia can be conceptualized as two different things, trans and non-binary folks may experience both.
32 Siegel also pointed out that many U.K. and European countries, from Sweden to France, have restricted gender-affirming care for
adolescents in favor of mental health support.
https://www.foxnews.com/health/gender-affirming-treatments-dont-benefit-youth-pediatricians-group-irreversibleconsequences
33 The U.S. sex reassignment surgery market size was estimated at USD 2.1 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to grow at a compound
annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.25% from 2023 to 2030.
https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/us-sex-reassignment-surgery-market
34 In August, 2024, Cristina Hineman filed a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood claiming they rushed her into transgender hormones and surgery that distorted her genitals and left her covered with hair. A second lawsuit has also been filed against Planned Parenthood by a 19-year-woman identified as “Anna” who says she was given hormonal drugs “without any discussion of the many possible painful side effects.”
35 Analysis of Mortality Among Transgender and Gender Diverse Adults in England
36 In the world of gender-affirming care, as well as in the broader transgender community, few words cause more discomfort and outright anger than “detransition” and “regret.” For this article, Reuters spoke to 17 people who began medical transition as minors and said they now regretted some or all of their transition. Many said they realized only after transitioning that they were homosexual, or they always knew they were lesbian or gay but felt, as adolescents, that it was safer or more desirable to transition to a gender that made them “heterosexual.”
37 As Kids, They Thought They Were Trans. They No Longer Do.
38 Some said they avoided telling their doctors about detransitioning out of embarrassment or shame. Others said their doctors were ill-equipped to help them with the process. Most often, they talked about how transitioning did not address their mental health problems.
39 “If someone had asked me ‘why’ regarding my dysphoria I could have avoided the spiral. I suffered a year of delusions, crying, and fear before I was finally diagnosed with and treated for OCD. Then just like that my dysphoria went away with medication, as did my trust in many people who were so happy to tell me I was everything I thought about myself.”
40 MUST READ! Post Trans is a collection of detrans stories from female detransitioners and desisters.
https://post-trans.com
41 “A study [that] purported to show a ‘lifetime suicidal ideation’ reduction in those who received puberty blockers actually found twice as many serious suicidal attempts in participants who received the blockers than in those who just wished they had received them,” the study’s fact sheet noted.
42 Transgender people face significantly higher suicide risk, Danish study finds
43 Transgender workers are at a high risk of unemployment.
44 Transgender people are generally disadvantaged in the marriage market due to societal stigma and transphobia.
45 …hormones you take during your transition may make it impossible for you to have biological children.
46 Transmasculine individuals on testosterone therapy frequently experience symptoms of vaginal atrophy similar to those of the postmenopausal state, including dryness, irritation, bleeding with vaginal penetration (sex or medical examination), and dyspareunia (Peitzmeier et al., 2014; Potter et al., 2015). These symptoms can have a substantial impact on quality of life…