Thank you so much for posting this. I’m the mom of an ROGD teen. She’s 19 now, came out as trans about five years ago. She wears a binder and has mostly socially transitioned. No medicalization yet, but she is set on it. TBH, my husband and I are exhausted and there are times when I think, ‘You want this so badly, do it. I don’t care anymore.”
Watching this gives me hope. I feel like, the more she pushes us away, the more important it is to hang on, and not just give up on her.
I was there. And you all were great. Thx you
Hi Laura,
Thank you so much for posting this. I’m the mom of an ROGD teen. She’s 19 now, came out as trans about five years ago. She wears a binder and has mostly socially transitioned. No medicalization yet, but she is set on it. TBH, my husband and I are exhausted and there are times when I think, ‘You want this so badly, do it. I don’t care anymore.”
Watching this gives me hope. I feel like, the more she pushes us away, the more important it is to hang on, and not just give up on her.