FG (First Patient to Receive Puberty Blockers)

And that's what's formed me. And that's how, that's why I said, I'd never see myself as a victim, but I do feel that I should get some credit for something, which, but obviously I can't because then I'd have to put myself out as a victim. Right.

And that's what's formed me. And that's how, that's why I said, I'd never see myself as a victim, but I do feel that I should get some credit for something, which, but obviously I can't because then I'd have to put myself out as a victim. Right.

But, you know, it is a big deal. It's like, oh, you know, be the martyr. You know, my first year at university, I had three operations. Nobody knew about it. And I completed my first year with flying colors. And I didn't think anything of it.

But, you know, it is a big deal. It's like, oh, you know, be the martyr. You know, my first year at university, I had three operations. Nobody knew about it. And I completed my first year with flying colors. And I didn't think anything of it.

And then, you know, all years to come, I was in and out of hospital with operations and, you know, even a complication where I had to rush myself off to hospital because I couldn't pee anymore. Oh, my God. But nobody had a clue. And then I had to make a story around that. And I thought, God damn it, I did all that. But I can't say that. Do you know what I mean?

And then, you know, all years to come, I was in and out of hospital with operations and, you know, even a complication where I had to rush myself off to hospital because I couldn't pee anymore. Oh, my God. But nobody had a clue. And then I had to make a story around that. And I thought, God damn it, I did all that. But I can't say that. Do you know what I mean?

Yeah, I think it's a difficult question because I do know I have a very strong opinion on that, but that's my opinion because it's also fed by my own And I try to make the distinction between coming from that particular narrative and being narrow-minded. My conclusion now is that I find that it's gone a bit extreme to the other side.

Yeah, I think it's a difficult question because I do know I have a very strong opinion on that, but that's my opinion because it's also fed by my own And I try to make the distinction between coming from that particular narrative and being narrow-minded. My conclusion now is that I find that it's gone a bit extreme to the other side.

So it makes a laughingstock of what it's really about, or at least it seems to be a fashion statement nowadays. And it's like when you were in the 70s, you were a punker. In the 80s, you were a punker too. We always have to fight against something. We're forging our identities as young people. So we need to stand out.

So it makes a laughingstock of what it's really about, or at least it seems to be a fashion statement nowadays. And it's like when you were in the 70s, you were a punker. In the 80s, you were a punker too. We always have to fight against something. We're forging our identities as young people. So we need to stand out.

We need to have an opinion against the given society because that's our rite of passage. And it feels like this has become another forum for that, that it's just taken over that role. Yeah. And for the group that is a pure, like proper transsexuals, it's flirting with pronouns and gender identity. It's insulting.

We need to have an opinion against the given society because that's our rite of passage. And it feels like this has become another forum for that, that it's just taken over that role. Yeah. And for the group that is a pure, like proper transsexuals, it's flirting with pronouns and gender identity. It's insulting.

Because like I said, we spend all our time trying to just fit in or be able to live the life that we feel we should have had. And it's not great help when you've got people shouting from the barricades and trying to give you a different position, a third sex or whatever, and then talk about things that we don't want you to talk about so that they can identify you.

Because like I said, we spend all our time trying to just fit in or be able to live the life that we feel we should have had. And it's not great help when you've got people shouting from the barricades and trying to give you a different position, a third sex or whatever, and then talk about things that we don't want you to talk about so that they can identify you.

But maybe that's my own... I'm still stuck in my own paradigm. And maybe... That shouldn't be a taboo. Maybe we should break it open. And I don't know. That's not how I feel, but intellectually, I have to think about that.

But maybe that's my own... I'm still stuck in my own paradigm. And maybe... That shouldn't be a taboo. Maybe we should break it open. And I don't know. That's not how I feel, but intellectually, I have to think about that.

But I don't take a lot of these people that seriously because it does seem to be a bit of a fashion statement.

But I don't take a lot of these people that seriously because it does seem to be a bit of a fashion statement.

Yeah.

Yeah.