they should have said is, ‘Let’s talk about how you ended up there’.
“But they didn’t ask me any questions about my history of trauma and abuse.
“If they had told me, ‘You’ve had some terrible experiences relating to men sexualising you because of your breasts, but there’s nothing wrong with them,’ I may not have felt the need to have them cut off.”
Instead, they affirmed Sinead immediately at her first appointment, calling out her name to see the clinician: “He’s ready for you, Mr Watson.”..
After Sinead broke down in front of her GP, she was finally referred to a therapist. She says: “When I said I regretted my transition, they suggested that I was perhaps non-binary. It was dizzying.
“I felt ready to kill myself. But I couldn’t put my loved ones through any more, so I decided to go online and find other detransitioned women.
“I found a surprisingly large number of them. And then they told me their stories.
“I basically went from being horrifically depressed and suicidal to so, so angry”.
Most of the detransitioners Sinead is in contact with are in their early 20s.
There's quite some way to go before we get the full measure of the lives destroyed by the gender cult, and its extraordinary success in getting young people mutilated in the fantastical belief that people can be "born in the wrong body".
[Bindel – "Anyone bleating about "why did you write this for the Sun?" complain to the Guardian please."]
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