Dysphoric: A Four-Part Documentary Series Part 01
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2021
- ‘Dysphoric’ is a four-part documentary series on the rise of Gender Identity Ideology, its effects on women and girls - especially in developing countries.
Synopsis:
In this dystopian world where misogyny is rampant, and womanhood is commodified, being female comes at a cost. Corporates capitalise on women's bodies blurring the lines of biological sex, and profiting from the emperically untested pseudo-science of queer theory. This gaslighting is aided by the complicity of media, academia, legal and the political world. It is no surprise that young girls are fleeing womanhood like a house on fire.
The past decade has seen a steep rise in the number of young girls seeking to transition by undergoing life threatening, irreversible procedures. ‘Dysphoric’ is a four-part documentary series on the rise of Gender Identity Ideology, its effects on women and girls - especially in developing countries.
The film explores gender transition, the permanent medical side-effects of hormones and surgeries, the propaganda by 'woke' corporations that glorifies thousands of stereotypical gender presentations coalesced as fashion, a surge in pronoun policing; language hijacking that calls women ‘menstruators’, and the many hurdles women face while trying to question this modern-day misogyny. The film amplifies the voices of detransitioners, clinicians, psychiatrists, sociologists, feminists, academics and concerned citizens.
‘Dysphoric’ was made over the course of a year during COVID lockdown, amid cancellations. Your support is appreciated: www.paypal.me/vaishax
For more information: www.limesodafilms.com
limesodafilms@gmail.com - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Women trans to avoid misogyny; men trans to embrace it.
No not at all. This tells me you know nothing about being trans being trans isn’t a choice
@@Phoneybeetlemaniacxs what is trans? What is being trans?
@@insidiousmischka it is a word used to sell surgeries and synthetic hormones, to hide the lie that it's any more than surgeries and injections. To transition from the sex that you are, to the other sex, is what the surgeons and endocrinologists involved in this money making scheme claim to do for you by cutting genitals and dosing you with regular injections of cross sex hormones for the rest of your life. Many of these people who supposedly transition to the opposite sex have many complications of the most tragic kind and die young
@@insidiousmischka a part of 0.1% of people go through
@@Phoneybeetlemaniacxs Why don't you answer the question?
As a mom of a very healthy detrans teen/adult. I wish we had this to help guide us through this social contagion. I’m glad it’s available now!
As a bisexual woman who used to be a total tomboy, this documentary is so important to me. I'm so glad I grew up in the 90s, before all of this crazy gender stuff happened. I want you all to know that I'm still fighting for you! There's no wrong way to be a woman or a man.
Hear hear! Here another bi woman who grew up as a total tomboy glad to have been born in 89. People have such rigid ideas about gender.
I was born in 1990 and I totally agree. I would find it difficult being a teen now and having to worry about this stuff
Completely agree. Grew up in the late 80s. Still a tomboy today.
Nobody wants to know about my sex-life. Nobody asks. So why do you feel the need for every one to know?
Ive been saying the same thing. Total Tomboy who grew up in the 80s ( thank god). These poor poor people who may end up with doctor made penises they may not want as an adult 😬
I'm a radical feminist. It's always hard to explain our issues with gender to people who don't know about this, or queer people, or leftist people. Everytime I have to do it, I send them this documentary. Thank you so much for illustrating the oppression that gender signifies for us women. And sorry for my english, I'm from Chile. Greetings from down here!
Thank you, as a detransitioned homosexual woman I really appreciate this
You transitioned because of internelised homophobia and your homophobic enviorament?
Bless you, Courageous Chelsea
I hope you also speak to all the young girls you influenced while you were transitioning.
I think even most conservatives find it easier to understand a person who is attracted to a member of the same sex then someone who wants to become a member of the opposite sex.
❤️
As a detransitioned woman, this is so valuable
Did anyone tell you the future is female before you transitioned?
I am a mom of 19 years old daughter with ROGD. She's been thinking she's a boy for about 4 years. She has aspergers and OCD. If here is somebody detransitioned with similar conditions, please, answer, what was the occasions, situations or realisations that lead you back to reality?
@@WinWin-oo4ukno, the future is “queer” now. Women are erased in our own political movement thanks to “intersectionality.”
As a detransitioned woman, this is exactly the kind of content that I've been hoping and searching for online. I wish I had access to information like this before I decided to permanently alter my body with hormones. I hope other young women (and men) who are questioning their identities see this before they potentially make the same mistake.
Please share!
I wish I could convince my 16 year old daughter. She is so hostile because I'm not on board with this crazy demand to change herself.
@@ifcbarreau9730 Hi,
Have you read " Irreversible Damage" by Abigail Shrier ?
She says this is all now a social contagion with our young daughters.
I'm glad my youngest of three daughters has turned 18 and I have escaped all this. Good luck with everything.
It’s scary because your daughter has a whole money making agenda behind convincing her I hope you can convince her NOT to medically transition She WILL regret it
@@ifcbarreau9730 Tell her the future is female.
I am a mom of 19 years old daughter with ROGD. She's been thinking she's a boy for about 4 years. She has aspergers and OCD. If here is somebody detransitioned with similar conditions, please, answer, what was the occasions, situations or realisations that lead you back to reality?
This film could not be more important in today’s society where the social network and the rise of misogyny in the left is putting women’s rights back decades.
I searched "Gender Dysphoria Documentaries" to try to find transwomen speaking about how desperately they want to transition, in part because I hate being a woman so much I feel like I want to understand what it feels like on the other side. This was the first video that came up, and I relate to everything so much it physically hurts.
Have you reached out to local feminists in your area? I'm sure there will be loving support just waiting for you.
What do you hate about being a woman?
You cannot change your sex. This is not conservative, transphobic or hateful, just a fact. Watch Whose Body is it on TH-cam. Your healthy body is the best thing you have. We are women 🌺💪
I hope you spend a lot of time considering all of the disadvantages of "the other side." All things come with pros and cons and I also hope you have a good support network to help you with these feelings. I think we all hate being material at all sometimes. I had lots of issues as a young woman with my body and my place in the world, but it does get better. Hang in there
@@anais2198 for me, it’s painful periods and unwanted male attention
I felt like fresh meat when I was a kid and in my early twenties, felt like things would have been easier if I was a male, I was a tomboy and didn’t want to wear feminine clothes
I wish magdalen berns were here to see this, may she rest in peace
Can't rest in peace when you're rotting in hell.
@@syphorx7 - Happy people are decent. You must be real, real unhappy.
Me too.
There is no rest for the wicked.
No, @Aura - that will be you.
This is absolutely brilliant. I can relate so much to this... I wanted to be a boy so badly as a kid. Boys got to do fun things. As I grew up, it faded mostly, until puberty; boys made fun of my breasts as I was older than most of my classmates and so developed first. I hated it. I'm sure if I had the option, I would have asked to cut them off! Thank goodness I'm not growing up now... and even then I almost fell into the gender trap and identified as "nonbinary" before realising gender identity has no solid scientific evidence behind it (I tried to look for studies about nonbinary and gendered brains but found nothing concrete.)
@@gg_rider Peace and Love to you
Right. Gender is created artificially and in different societies gender roles have a varying mixture of characteristics. They even vary along history!! Like when once it was told that women are 'naturally' more silent, and men more chatty. Now this has reversed. So... big mistake is singling 'gender' out of gender roles and attributing any objective reality to it. Of course, gender roles that people are brought up with influence how people express or repress themselves. But the reality is, each and every one of us has a unique mix of characteristics part of which are 'feminine' and part of which are 'masculine'. And the attribution of these characteristics is purely relative, almost never objective. So for me gender is an artificial construction while sex is real, and I am perceived by people based on how their understanding of gender roles matches my sex.
Being trans isn’t wanting to be a boy you are a boy
This is so important. It should be compulsory viewing for UK Parliament's Women & Equalities Committee (now investigating Gender Recognition Act reform)
yes it should.
The root cause to all of this is "Stonewall". Their policies have infiltrated the government, judiciary, universities, education, healthcare ( although midwives and nurses have come out against them) and many large PLC's
always follow the money.
And to the Scottish Parliament who are in the process of amending the Gender Recognition Reform Act as of Nov 2022.
I found this documentary because it was shared in a Facebook support group for detransitioners and I really needed to see this today.
Which group was this?
Finally a 'sane' investigation of this socially constructed 'disorder'. Spread this series far and wide. We have the right to be informed, and teenage girls in particular. I hope this reaches them.
Exactly. Teenage GIRLS have to know that being trans isn't a choice. If you are trans, however, you should know that you're accepted. Trans people should be accepted. Dysphoria is different from wanting to be a boy to escape womanhood
Do you know what It's like to hate yourself to the point where you literally can't live with yourself anymore? I don't think you do, honestly. Thousands of people have died because of this, but sure, I guess it's a "made up disorder"
@@rebrandedidiothow should trans people be accepted? If you think women and girls must accept males in their safe spaces, absolutely not. What makes someone trans and not simply in a transitory dysphoric state? How do we know who is truly trans and who is using it as a way to access vulnerable women and girls?
When I told my doc I thought I was depressed and wanted treatment, they first made sure to do some blood tests to make sure there wasn't an underlying physical issue that could help cause it. Only once that was sorted would they work on treatment like meds and counselling, because if you have a physical issue with iron levels, your thyroid is out of whack, etc. then the other treatment won't do anything for you until you sort that out. In fact, treating the underlying issue may even be enough in itself. It should be the same with gender dysphoria - make sure there are no underlying issues going on that could be causing it before you start on the puberty blockers/hormones/surgery path. If it turns out it's caused by something else that can be treated, then those other treatments may be unnecessary or even harmful. If underlying issues are cared for and it persists, then by all means go ahead with transitioning.
Also, they should be assessed for other conditions, such as Ocd, depression, bipolar, etc. Many people who in fact go to the gender therapists ( whether they are men or women ) tend to be pushed into transitioning , and not provided alternatives to managing dysphoria, since transitioning may interfere with one's life goals, their self - perception may still be as one of their biological sex, their relationships, etc.
Thank you for making this film. I feel half of Earth's population has been shut out of the conversation. When I was a kid, girls had a handful of career choices, teacher, nurse, secretary, waitress, store clerk, and mommy. I wished i was a boy because the options one had being female, looked incredibly boring, a prison of sorts. I dreaded the fate the patriarchy had concocted for me. I wanted to be a pirate, and adventurer, to have a pinto pony and ride the range out west. Thank goodness i spent my teenage years in SF during the 1970's. Thank goodness for the strong LGB community, and learning it wasnt my body that needed changing, it was the patriarchal structures, and tired old gender stereo types controlling the narrative that needed dismantling.
I grew up around drag queens, cross dressers, radical lesbian feminists, and a diverse , supportive, community that worked together, and most importantly, had fun not taking the dominant societal paradigms, and gender constructs seriously.
We fought against the tired old patriarchal gender rhetoric, and are now having a new form of the same, tired old gender bs foisted upon us. It feels like being pushed back into the box, like a giant oppressive step backwards.
Thank you. Your film needs to be shown to all students and their parents in the first year of high school, or even earlier, given how many girls are experiencing this.
This should be required viewing for parents, school boards, teachers, and politicians. On to Part 2.
Thank you for posting this publicly, I really do hope that this (documentary) could grow more relevant each day that passes and that hopefully this wouldn't be flagged.
Thank you Vaishnavi! We need to fight back against the objectification and sexualization of girls and women.
I am female and grew up in the 90's. I'm 100% sure that I would have begged to transition if I had grown up in this decade. I experienced extreme gender dysphoria growing up (and in my early-mid 20's) which I believe to be a symptom of a lack of positive female role models; a (mysogynist) abusive step father, a (borderline personality disorder) step mother, a postive role model in my dad and my perception that my mum was weak and inferior thanks to my mysogynistic step dad.
I did NOT want anything to do with women, I internalised the mysogyny and rejected my percieved ideas of "womanhood", I hated my body with a passion as a teen thanks to an early puberty, weight gain and related bullying.
It wasn't until my late 20's/early 30's that I began to feel comfortable in my own skin and since having a daughter of my own realise how amazing a woman's body can be and there's actually no associated behaviour that you need to conform to to actually be a woman; having XX chromosomes is the only requirement. I hope to teach my daughter that her sex is not a barrier to achieving her dreams, the barrier is mysogyny and it can be pushed back on.
I'm south indian too. I have faced this and seen your truth in mine too. More power to you and thank you for inspiring me❤️
Power to you ❤️
As a detransitioner (FtMtF) I really found this documentary interesting, it has some issues but I'm glad it's not just black and white, it's not based on religious or extreme conservative beliefs, it doesn't deny the real discomfort of being born in a body that dooms you to always seek perfectionism and feminity ,if you live in a misogynistic environment, it also states the facts, how easily we can be influenced because we'd rather embrace it and find a community that "loves" us than think what's better for our life quality. I think of it like addictions, I've lost people I love because they didn't get help, and I have friends who smoke and drink to a worrying extent, but what can I do for them if they refuse all help? it's their choice, even if it's unhealthy, it's not my right to disrupt their life style.
One feminist made a brilliant formulation: trans-exclusive feminism states that sex is nature-given and gender is a social construct, and trans-inclusive feminism implies the opposite - that gender is nature-given and sex is a social construct.
I felt gender dysphoria before I could read, and before I had friends. But I kind of felt like it was dysphoria towards femininity. I never grew out of it, but now I gladly live as masculine as I want to.
Being trans is more about the body than expression.
Thank you for making this film. We need to talk about this things publicly. People are taking a stand, sticking out their necks, professionally and personally, to say, hey are we doing the right things here? As one of the interviewees said, for what other issue do we not examine all aspects of the side effects, both good and bad? We are doing a disservice to our gender-questioning children by not asking the questions. Thank you, Lime Soda Films, for asking the questions.
This is also happening now with covid - which scares me bc its a mass/global issue.
I am a Frontline worker, worked resp(which turned into covid unit) for 18yrs. I witnessed ONE death of a young person, who was also obese, from covid - every other death was the elderly that died, not bc of covid, but bc of lack of treatment. Our docs and administration made up the rule that, if someone was over age 80 and covid positive to "offer palliative care in order to save icu beds". Every death besides the one morbidly obese male was a case of an elderly convicted they were doing the "right thing" by going palliative. Died from no treatment. Every other elderly that refused recovered and went home - worst case was a couple in their 90s who stayed one month with us, but only needed oxygen-they went home...that was the original "alpha" variant. I feel sick now, noting I supported these elderly dying alone when they could have survived to "save bed"...I relied totally on the news and what msm showed of new YOrk.
I became so duscusted and disillusioned, that after 18 yrs I left the hospital.. I found a job in long term care. No better. I am currently discusted.
We had ONE, ONE asymptomatic case and bc of that all residents were forced into extreme lockdown- they can't leave their rooms. We are on day 10. No one had been peppery bathed, the demented have gotten worse, residents are bored, becoming depressed, they cannot socaize, they muss their families..
This is far MORE damage than the ONE asymptomatic case could have caused.
The emotional manipulation astounds me!! "Keep grandma safe!" While locking her up as a prisoner, no family, no life, depressed , frustrated .. but don't u worry, grandma won't catch that asymptomatic case!!
Not to sound heartless, but the 1 out of every 100 elderly that will due of covid, would likely die of the flu any other yr...yet ALL elderly must suffer and find themselves closer to death, depressed, unhygienic, unhappy, dementia advancing quicker..so that one other person doesn't get an asymptotic case, or the one rare resident who is already sick with COPD is safe. Wtf world are we living in?
Anyone, I mean ANYONE including Harvard and stanford public health experts who speak out are -labelled "quacks", have "fact checkers" lie about their findings, have their careers destroyed foe speaking real science. Check out "greet barrigton"...the freedom of Informarion act shows emails between "Mr science" Fauci discussing a "public take down" of these highly qualified experts.
This is scary times...I hope this is only about governments doing the bidding of Pharma companies for money...but when I take a minute and look at what MY EYES have seen in reality compared to what the media portrays..I fear there is far more to this than money.
This is so incredibly powerful. I will continue watching the rest of the parts but I just want to say wow. So many people need to watch this, especially young lesbians. As an older butch lesbian, I'm so hurt by watching the baby lesbians suddenly feeling like they have to be, and can only be men. Women loving women is beautiful. Being a woman is a powerful. Yes we have to fight for our rights still, but battling misogyny together is better than mutilating your body. No one is born in the wrong body. Let's end gender stereotypes together.
I like how it differentiated crossdress and expression from transgenderism. I personally don't like circles who try to make this almost a religious crusade against women who act slightly 'masculine'.
Thank you for this documentary. You nailed it. I have witnessed the destructiveness of this ideology in my own family. I hope my daughter detransitions before she suffers too much damage.
Sending lots of love to your daughter!
I'm shocked with so much nonsense, thank you for this documentary. You're so brave ❤
thank you for making this documentary..... it's time the world knew what this is really all about; i have shared this on other social media and i hope all the people i am connected to will watch and learn, so that this abuse of children/teens/young women will stop...
Fascinating content, thank you! I hope that those pushing children into narrow conceptions of gender, and subjecting them to extreme medical procedures so that they fit in, soon find themselves subject to malpractice lawsuits.
this movie must see millions.
This is helpful. I have an eating disorder and certainly part of it is in relation to wanting to be effeminate (I don't think EDs are a teenage girl phenomenon as suggested, however. Pro anorexic content on the other hand, yes). It's a relief to have this topic brought up because I've never thought I was trans, just disgusted by femininity.
Most people with ED are female, but there are males too.
This is a really excellent documentary series. Thank you for making it. It’s important for everyone to see this.
This is incredibly fascinating. I appreciate your story.
I remember feeling horrible about my body and my role in society, feeling like if I engaged in feminine hobbies etc I would be worthy of being looked down on. It took years to find myself
Harry Benjamin also trained a successor who ran the practice for a few years before leaving to start his own psychology practice. He went on TV and said that transition wasn't helping these people and that they needed therapy. Janice Raymond mentions him in her book, his name is Charles Ihlenfeld. Wikipedia told me he wasn't important enough to have a Wikipedia page.
This movie deserve an award. It's maybe because I feel concern and I follow the GC, Radfem or femalist mouvement, but it's mooving, it's very very informativ... It's lightning.
Congratulations for your work.
I wish one day the entire World will see it and open his eyes about the wild future medical scandal.
But I know it will not happen very soon.
Congratulations. Again.
I will share how I can.
😔😔♀️
This documentary is amazing and heartbreaking. So many people and corporations are just going along with this movement which is so destructive.
This documentary is going to go mainstream real fast.
One of the most powerful documentaries I've seen in a long time. It needs to be seen far and wide.
Exceeded all I had hoped for. From the bottom of my heart THANK YOU
This is very simple. The human species is mammalian. There is no mammalian species that can change sex. Consequently, the human species cannot change sex. Everything else is aesthetic operations, fashions (ways of dressing or behaving, f.e.), mental health, education and culture and many other things (everything that is gender, not sex).
I’m a 78 year old woman and have always loved my body and enjoyed being a girl and a woman. Why would anyone feel disgust?
everyone who's obsessing over that matt walsh documentary should watch this instead. women have been in this fight longer
Wow this documentary is fresh air!!! So so so happy that this issue is finally talked about. Unfortunately this will not get into the trends. I wonder why...
I don‘t understand how everyone is so blind not recognizing that too many young girls want to transition... It‘s awful!!!
No comments? I think it’s a very brave documentary, women need more empowerment!
Thanks for putting this film out when so many people want to silence others right now in our society for speaking out of turn.
Thank you for making this. It was brilliant. Everyone needs to watch it. I'll be sending to everyone I know!
Thank you for this documentary! I look forward to the remaining three parts. Let’s hope TH-cam in its wisdom doesn’t suppress it.
So happy to see this documentary has finally been released! Well done!
This information is critically important for everyone to know. Get this video out there!!!!
fantastic, thank you, Vaishnavi! I know it's cost you a lot that you made this documentary, so please know that you're having an impact and really help give voice to very important perspectives that are still not allowed to be said/heard, even 3 years later.
Tremendous documentary. Well needed. Watch with an open mind. Indeed.
Thank you for making this documentary.
Thanks for this lovely documentary that is loaded with expert opinions/interviews, and personal stories of women who have transitioned and then detransitioned. I am from the southern part of India so I have experienced much of the same.
Wow! Really eye-opening and thought-provoking.
Thanks for making this documentary. We need a discussion and people need to think carefully about what's going on.
This is so important, documented and properly done. Thank you
I've watched them all, a very informative series, thanks.
Thank you thank you thank you. This information is incredibly valuable and crucial. I have been observing, researching, studying and speaking out about this phenomenon for 15 years now. I am so grateful for this Documentary series.
Great video. Psychology has not kept up with the research. Thanks ladies!
I hope that someday we can live in a world where women won't receive death and rape threats for thinking trans women should have separate bathrooms. How did we get to the point where transphobia was worse than racism?
propaganda and and disallowing really investigating it. Big Money
This bugs me a lot. Why is it that people are not allowed to question ideology and gender identity stuff? It's like a religious cult or North Korea (where you don't dare question the 'Dear Leader')
Because trans women are, most of the time, white wealthy men.
@@stephthestar90 when you can explain how someone else being transgender affects you negatively, we'll think about taking you seriously.
@@liossnimhaille4958 , white wealthy perverted men who now are allowed by law to force women and children into becoming unwilling participants in their sexual fetish.
This is so needed. thank you!
Thank you, this information is so thoughtful and insightful, well done
Thank you for this! I have struggled with gender dysphoria since my pre-teen years and now at 23 it has eased, but sometimes it's still a struggle.
Sending u love!!
already by the first 10 seconds, you know this video is gonna be impactful, thank you for making this documentary
Thank you so much for this.
Thank you for making this!
Thank you so very much for doing this work.
Learnt about this documentary on Twitter after Matt Walsh 'What is a woman' documentary. It's a pity that feminists could not see eye to eye with conservatives on this issue. The impact would have been so powerful that this issue has united traditionally opposing sides to save women and childrens rights and safety. Both documentaries were very good!
i disagree that it would be a powerful impact. those huge conservative organisations with their massive funding, combined with a grassroots feminist organisation, would just lead to the right wing majorly setting the agenda, steamrolling over gay kids for example.
Very thoughtful examination of these issues. Thank you!
This is such a necessary documentary. Thank you
wonderful documentary ❤
Eye opening documentary. I think this is finally starting to be talked about but unfortunately it’s mostly from the religious right and it’s likely going to cause massive backlash on people who are LGBT.
Well produced, informative, well worth the time to listen to this prospective.
wow! Fantastic interviews and presentation of the topic!
I am a young trans boy here and this short flim holds a special place in my heart. I never really thought i was enough of a girl i never really felt as comfortable or safe near alot of girls and women and i never really enjoyed my womanhood. Im happy i transitioned into male because i feel so free now i wont have to worry about the unnecessary catcalling or anything like that. I loved this mini movie sm, thank you for creating it❤️💖💝💗
Powerful , needs to recieve wide viewing.
Very informative so far, going to share with people :)
Excellent documentary! It is good to see behind the sparkly unicorn facade.
Good video many people should watch it, the ignorance is a big problem. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for making this. It's important.
Excellent documentary, should be required viewing for everyone. And my god, if Jeffrey Marsh at 20:53 isn't the creepiest person alive, I don't want to see who is.
These are so great. Thank you!
awesome work guys! so glad to see the female experience represented in film ❤️
I don’t know any woman who has a good relationship with their body, especially as a teenager. Even now, nearly, I still don’t like it but I’m learning still learning to live with it and to try and be as healthy as possible.
Brilliant, thanks so much.
The film should have contained references to researches and exact data instead of just saying "most dysphoric people are female". Yet I appreciate you make information like this available for mass audience.
I'll surely watch other parts.
Informative and factual. Thank you!
Identity formation is a cognitive process. But in addition to internal feelings the mind also uses external data from material reality in the process. It also needs affirmation from others. Can't think why cognitive neurobiologists have not contributed this information to the transverse identity debate.
Brilliant work. Thank you.
Lots of great information in this video series. Lisa Marchiano touches on something that can be applied to a lot of what's going on in society today, and that is we're taking normal human experiences and we're turning them into a disorder. And then we wonder why kids are becoming less and less resilient....
absolutely..it is beyond all comprehension how we’ve come to the point where benign aspects of the human condition are now being medicalized in children
Great job, very brave of you to make this.
Thank you for doing this important work. 💔
Interesting and well thought out documentary . This explains so much without coming across as transphobic in any way. There is still so much to learn about the human mind . Nature, nurture, trauma ,genes. It's all so complex . Trying to simplify it and put everyone in the same diagnostic box just doesn't do anyone any good. I agree that over diagnosing of many conditions is a thing. Just be yourself and don't worry about fitting into some diagnosis or label.
it's actually very transphobic in a very TERFy sort of way
it also gets several medical facts wrong. like stating there is no biological basis that we know of when there are several that have been shown as links.
Thank you for this.
This is very informative and well made.
Powerful stuff, thank you
💜Excelent documentary💜