My little sister is 7yo and she said recently "I think I might be a boy instead of a girl, I feel like a boy". If I'd jumped on that and taken her to any sort of gender specialist, I know she would have gotten affirmed as transgender. Instead I asked her "why do you feel that way?" and she said "because boys like the colour blue and like dinosaurs but I like those things too so I must be a boy". That is the level of understanding of gender children have at that age. The fact that "professionals" can take that as gospel when it is coming from someone who's brain is still developing is terrifying.

Wow " puberty is a rite of passage into adulthood, not a disease to be mitigated". Such powerful wise words.

There is absolutely NO better way to have said this and bring awareness.. tears at the end! So proud of her. ❤️

This is a heroic young woman. Don't be afraid. The most important and first form of charity that benefits others is the insight and courage to be truthful. You are a noble one.

Doing unnecessary surgery and giving drugs to kids who aren't sick is insane

“My parents almost got the dead daughter promised to them by my doctors.” This line broke me. I’m so sorry Chloe. Children deserve to be protected.

This is why there is supposed to be YEARS of psychotherapy prior to ANY changes. Doesn't sound like there was here. The blame is on that first doctor.

Saved millions of kids !! Thank you.❤

A ton of girls go through the tomboy phase- I certainly did for years. I wanted to be "one of the guys" and wore camo shorts and rarely even brushed my hair. I bit my nails, didn't wear makeup, made sure everyone knew I HATED pink. Sometimes I even said said to my mom that I felt like I should've been born a boy. I am so blessed to not have grown up in todays society because if my mother heard that and decided to transition me to a boy... it would've been cataclysmic after that tomboy phase wore off. By the time I entered high school, pink was my favorite color and I was a super girly girl. It's illegal for children to get tattoos because it's a permanent body modification, but we're jumping at any opportunity to get their biological sex changed? How backwards is society right now.

I’m 40 and thank god I grew up before all this happened. I know for a fact I could have easily been sucked into this. I had social anxiety and felt ugly and awkward, and as a girl in your teenage years feeling this way is devastating. I kept my hair super short, wore male skater clothes, and most of my friends were male. I was a tomboy, and that’s ok. What no one is telling today’s teens is that gender roles/stereotypes are COMPLETELY MADE UP BY HUMANS and you don’t have to change your physical body to match your personality just because it falls more under one stereotype than the other.

God bless you sweetie. 🙏🏽 😢I am so sorry you went through that. We all must do better speaking with our children and helping them talk about their feelings and not letting outside people (doctors, therapists, etc) label them and then lead them into these irreversible procedures that will forever affect their lives. I'm a 70s baby and I remember talking to my grandmother about my awkwardness as an adolescent and she listened and then spoke wisdom to me that I share with my children and grandchildren to this day.

i tried to pipe up back when this was all getting started, but i was called a 'bigot' and 'transphobic'. the adults that were responsible for this situation should be brought on charges.

This woman should have way more exposure. Her message should be spread everywhere.

I used to deny my gender during my puberty because I felt uncomfortable with the series of changes. I hated having a chest, hated wearing a bra, hated having menstruation cycle. What's worse is that I have gone through several sexual harassment, and this makes me wanted to be a man, because I could've protect myself if I were a male. But now I'm an adult who no longer have the trauma of sexual harassments. I'm glad that I'm still a woman and I like being one, I had happily embraced all the changes that I once denied. Teenagers need time to discover the new changes. We shouldn't be making such a huge change to theur bodies when their brains are still developing and couldn't analyse the risks entirely.

I am so proud of you for being so brave to talk against these terrible happenings forced on you during a very vulnerable time in your precious life. I hope the future brings you many blessings. ❤

Shivers… Tears… Well spoken, brave young lady. I am so sorry for all you’ve been through. You are no monster, but a beautiful, compassionate, articulate individual! Please know that you are loved as you are, not as you “would have been” or sometimes “wish to be”… You are so beautiful & precious, right now. {Hugs}

My little sister-in-law is 10 and afraid of puberty, telling me she hates that she has leg hair and "a mustache" etc. I told her that what she is experiencing right now, all the girls her age are experiencing, I experienced it when I was her age, and so did her mom. I let her know that while she feels weird, it's normal, and she doesn't need to change anything. I told her that when she gets older if she wants to wax and all that, I will help her if her parents allow it, but not right now because it's okay for her to look the way she looks. I reminded her that all the concerns she's having about herself, her friends are having about themselves and therefore probably not even noticing her body the way she does. The only "affirmation" that kids need about feeling weird about their bodies at puberty is that yeah, puberty feels weird and completely changes your body and it is scary, but that they're not alone in that feeling, we all have felt it before, and they're not being weird and nothing is wrong with them.

I actually low key wanted to be a boy when I was a child. Because I felt that boys could do whatever they wanted. As a girl my mum kept telling me, you can’t sit like that you are a girl. Close your legs when seated you are a girl . Learn how to cook you are a girl. You will need a husband to take care of you because you are a girl. As a teen, you can’t go out alone you are a girl. If cause I didn’t want to be a girl it didn’t seem like there was any advantage being a girl. After puberty I completely forgot about my tomboy phase and embraced my femininity. Thanks God my parents never even told me off for wanting to be a boy. Because I would have probably played the rebellious card, and do the opposite if what the wanted.

Chloe is incredibly brave for sharing her story and encouraging people to acknowledge the truth, especially today in which you cannot express this without being called transphobic or bigoted. I spoke out about de-transitioners and only getting surgery after the age of 18 once, and I was completely shut down by the TQ+ community, saying that the number of de-transitioners is less than 1% in the world and that I should be affirming one's gender at any age. This agenda has gotten dangerous and whether the numbers are 1% or more, it's still 1 too many, and it provides further evidence and facts that having gender dysphoria is a very rare mental disorder. It is not cool or quirky and should not be considered without counselling and mental development first. Doctors and adults need to tell these kids the truth instead of trusting the woke agenda, which gives them complete false hope. I hope more inspiring people like Chloe find the courage to speak out, so more vulnerable children exposed to this agenda are not brainwashed into thinking something that is not true in the long-run.

Thank you, Chloe, for being so brave and speaking out on your birthday when you should be home with your parents and friends celebrating. I'm truly sorry for what you went through. I'm sorry that you don't feel beautiful, and I'm deeply sorry that you had to endure so many horrible surgeries and weren't protected as you should have been as a child. I apologize that your parents didn't have someone to turn to. But I want you to know that you are a beautiful young lady, and I hope that somehow you'll be able to heal from this terrible experience. I also hope that other children who are going through similar struggles hear what you have to say because you're incredibly brave for speaking out. I know it must have been terrifying, but your voice is important.

This is such a heartbreaking story. How could this happen, if children aren’t responsible for themselves until they turn 18, how can you allow a 12 year old to make the decision to change their gender?? Look at what this has done to her. This is a decision NO 12 yr old has the capacity to make.

As someone who grew up as a tomboy, I can empathize with this person deeply

Chloe, you are beautiful..please love yourself. I care. Very brave for speaking today. Thank you for hopefully saving others.

An extraordinarily brave and beautiful young woman who should have been celebrating her successful arrival at adulthood has had her identity compromised by utterly inhumane ideologues following a sinister agenda.

Listening to Chloe took me back to when I had my first periods. My grandmother and my mother told me what to expect; "A deposit of blood every 4 weeks or so," was how it was put to me. As it was in the 1960's, Mum put a "Modess" belt and two pads in a paper bag, which I was to keep in my schoolbag. When they started, I was prepared and felt no pain or fear. As my periods became regular, perhaps it will sound strange, but I looked forward to them and found them a comfort. They told me I was normal and healthy. What made me so lucky? Perhaps the attitude of the adult females in my life whom I respected. My heart goes out to Chloe whom I hope continues to heal and has suffered a grave injustice.

I am just baffled at how any American can believe a minor is not mature enough or responsible enough to vote, join the military, drink alcohol or drive, yet is capable of deciding to change their gender... And the fact we have a whole industry around this is terrifying

This is the second time I have seen this talk, and once again, it made me cry. That this beautiful girl - and she is a pretty girl! - would have trouble looking at herself or think of herself as a "'monster"" - it is beyond immoral and sad!! What are we thinking?!!! Stop this barbarity!!

This is powerful. Parents and teenagers need to see this video. The medical professionals must be held accountable for their actions. My heart goes out to this young girl. She is brave to talk about her story.

EVERYONE SHOULD HEAR THIS! Thank you Chloe! ❤

She will save millions of children by her courage...

Parents are to blame as well along with the doctors, no exuse.

i was SUPER FEMME while growing up..like this one time, my mum saw me wearing one of her jewels and she was super chill about it..she didnt try to MORPHOLOGICALLY CORRECT me or anything... i let time take its course, and with time, i realised that i am happy and very much content with my biology! (i had thoughts of transitioning but i waited for my frontal lobe to atleast develop properly lmao) even your brain isnt an adult until u turn 25.. keep kids out of this PLEASE.. i am so glad i grew up before this BS where parents just made sure that their kid is well fed, getting his exercises, safe, happy and studying well

teenagers are too emotional and mentally unstable to be allowed to make such an irreversible decision I started to really become mature and reasonable since the age of 20! sex change surgery and hormones should be illegal for people younger than 21

Her parents, the doctors and everyone involved should be held accountable. I don’t understand how this is not child abuse?!!!!!! (I’m a Mother to a 13 year old Son and as much as I would support him, no matter what. He would have to wait until he’s 18 for any surgery that isn’t required to stay alive. I would have switched doctors, took my kid and ran, fast! Speaking from experience!)

Courage beyond words! I am so grateful for this testimony and pray that the seeds of truth spoken in this video spread for generations to come.

Like a lot of girls, I grew up hearing comments like, "You throw like a girl" and "You hit like a girl," and "Don't be such a girl" from various sources - people at school, on shows, on movies, etc. I'm sure I was exposed to other negative perceptions about girls/females. For that reason, there were times I wanted to be a boy, because being a girl seemed like such a negative thing. I also played with both traditionally boy AND girl toys...Barbies AND Ninja Turtles... She-Ra AND He-Man, and so on. I was definitely a tomboy and didn't start wearing makeup until my 20s. Didn't want to wear dresses because I got fat and felt uncomfortable in my skin starting in college. Before that, I didn't want to wear dresses - or really, anything that might be considered "feminine" - due to still being in a tomboy phase...PLUS the perception that females who wore dresses were "too girly" (aka weak). Once I got healthy and felt better in my skin, AND once I realized females ARE extremely valuable, I DID want to wear dresses (which wasn't until my 30s). That may not be every female's path - I'm saying it was mine. Looking back, I wanted to be a boy - at times - as a kid was because I felt unworthy as a female, and thought being male was a way to be worthy. Males are great and also extremely valuable AND I am not male and have no desire to be male. I'm grateful I grew up in the time period I did (80s and 90s) vs. this time period. My heart goes out to parents who have children in this day and age and have to navigate all this. ❤

I have a lot of respect for Chloe. Takes gut to do this

I have a feeling we're going to see a lot more stories like these in the future.

I went through something similar during puberty because I got my period early when I was 10 and I wasn't ready at all (I didn't even know what a period was) and when i got my period my mum said something about "joining the biggest group of women". I felt disgusted with myself and cringed so hard because I didn't want to be seen as a woman, I still wanted to feel like a child so I went to extreme lengths for around 3 years to make myself feel smaller and more secure in myself by wearing layers on my clothes, trying to physically shrink myself and wearing tight clothes/straps around my boobs so I looked flat and less feminine. I've always been very sensitive to change in general so when something feels different in my body i tend to catastrophise (in the moment its very dramatic and can seem like the end of the world, but to act on it would've be a huge mistake). I also tried to make myself appear less feminine/stereotype because i didn't want to be seen as a woman, i wanted to be me and to be seen as a person with a sense of humour (which boys in my class had and i looked up to), to the point i was so uncomfortable with the colour pink and rejected any stereotypes of girls. I would have done anything back then to get rid of my boobs, height reduction surgery or any trace of feminine figure i had but now I am so glad I didn't have a chance to because I'm fine my height, the size of my boobs and my figure. Most of the time it's not because children are "born in the wrong body" they simply aren't ready or comfortable with the changes! I heard a 7 year old trans girl say something like "ew i don't want a beard or boy parts" like as if everyone else is completely ready!! There are kids who do know they're trans from a very young age and don't regret it, but this type of surgery should only be done in exceptional circumstances bearing in mind how easily identity can change at this age.

My heart hurts for you that you were a victim of this evil cult. Thank you for speaking out. This evil must stop.

You will forever be female - and a very Brave one. Respect.

I was sexually abused as a little girl. Over and over and over. Then when I had an early puberty at the age of 10 and my breasts grew very large. I had grown men looking at me in the hungry way that I had already seen as a tiny girl. Since this happened back in the 80s, I dealt with it quietly in my own way. I finally did get past the awkward years between the ages of 10 and 15. I was afraid of men, afraid to date boys, and treated every guy I met like a potential rapist. Between the ages of 10 to 15 I saw pretty girls and was “infatuated“ with them. As I grew older, I realized I didn’t want to date them. I wanted to be them. Pretty, confident, self accepting. All of the things I wasn’t at the time. I am not a lesbian. I never was one. I merely had some mixed up emotions for several years coupled with some inadequate acceptance of my growth and development at home. My mom was very prudish. She wouldn’t talk to me about anything. I only had three older brothers. My oldest brother was the perpetrator. I know that had I grown up in this century and were a teenager five years ago, I would definitely have questioned whether or not I wanted to be a boy. I probably would’ve been pretty sure that I wanted that. I would’ve been sure at the very least that I was a lesbian. I am so grateful that I managed through the awkward times of my childhood by reading Judy Blume books, and having weird conversations with my best friend. It’s comforting having a friend who goes similar things, the awkwardness of puberty. I am scared for the teenagers who are now dealing with something they may deeply regret, and not even have a voice to say so.

Thank you so much for speaking up, and hopefully, this will help others not to go through this horror! God bless you, you are beautiful young lady!! ♥🙏

Thank you so much for having the courage to share Cloe!

Beautiful girl, you are SO incredibly brave to speak out. On your 19th birthday, you're trying to save others instead of celebrating with your family. You are NOT a monster....you are an ANGEL! I cried watching this video. I hope the next time you look in the mirror, you see your beautiful soul, your light!

This is the purest proof that we have a mental health crisis in America, and It's mostly prominent in public schools for young ones. Depression, Anxiety, Self-Worth and Bullying issues are absolutely rampant in public schools. We need to completely redo the entire public schooling system. It's absolute garbage right now.

Chloe ...you are a very BEAUTIFUL and BRAVE young WOMAN to speak publicly about your experience. I pray your message is heard by millions and that they are spared the devastation and heartache you have! With your spirit and determination I have no doubt you will have a wonderful future!!❤

Thank you so much for sharing your story so bravely !!! May G-D bless you a thousand times and May all your trauma be transformed into blessings and joy !! Wishing you complete healing and a bright and beautiful future !!

CHILDREN HEAR ME: The truth is that many children feel uncomfortable during puberty as they witness the rapid changes taking place in their bodies. I remember feeling very uncomfortable with my body during puberty. Going from a child to developing as a woman was scary and awkward. It was like my childhood was being stripped away from me. Now, I love being a woman and embrace who I am. That is just how MANY children fee when they are going through puberty. I'm sure many of us know some tomboys who grew up to be very feminine women. This is all natural and part of life, it does NOT mean you were born in the wrong body. Just hold on, it will pass.

Courageous testimony. This was total child abuse.

Thank you so much to this girl for sharing this. She is so strong and brave. People need to wake up, please 🙏

What a message!!! Full of truth & courage. Thank you for sharing your experience and humbly affirming that you were just going through a rite of passage that all teenagers will go through as well. Thank you for voicing the truth about the lie. God bless you!

When I was a young boy starting puberty, I remember not really being ready because I wanted to stay a kid. Hair started growing on my arms and hands and I remember crying to my sister “I don’t want to grow up.” It’s normal to feel that way as a child. Of course I’m okay with being an adult now, but that didn’t mean I wanted to be a girl.

I dont have kids nor do I particularly want any. When i heard Chloe say the line "Would you rather have a dead daughter, or a living transgender son" I started tearing up. It is sick what is being done in a misguided attempt of expectance.

The problem is not "doctors are human too". It's more like money motivates and create every incentive for doctors to tell perfectly normal people that they are not. Prescribes procedures that's totally unnecessary as if the vows "to do no harm" means nothing.

I briefly went through a stage age 15 - 17. I believed I should have been born a boy. This was an ongoing belief. I never thought about altering my body with drugs or surgery. Thank God that was not normalized in our society at that time. By 19 yrs. I outgrew it. I changed my diet and lifestyle and began eating more plant foods 🌿. That is recommended for everybody by the American Dietetic Association. I also practiced yoga and embraced an holistic way of living. I naturally outgrew all those ideas. I am a trained dancer. And, so I have still been strong. I have frequently been told I looked like a VS model. I 've been comfortable in my own skin as female my entire adult life. This extremism is NOT inclusion. IT IS INDOCTRINATION . I can't think of anything more misguided, reckless, and irresponsible. My heart breaks for these kids. Our society is fully responsible for this insanity and harm..I can at least VOTE.

This actually brought me to fucking tears. I watched my mother go through a double mastectomy in her thirties and it was hell. She suffered and eventually infection grew in her chest. If the doctor hadn't put her in for another surgery due to a gut feeling, she would be dead. Shit like this is serious and nobody should have to suffer and take those kinds of risks through it unless it's a life or death situation, especially not a child. It breaks my heart that so many youths are being manipulated, only to end up trapped in a body that's falling apart thanks to doctors who promised they would help them. I pray that a change will happen soon and that these poor angels get the help and treatment they need and deserve.

One of the many stories that the mainstream media refuse to report 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 hopefully we will see more in the future

The parents are mostly at fault here. If a "doctor" told me that my daughter needs to take hormone blockers because of a stupid teenage phase, something everyone has gone through in their lives, that "doctor" would need an actual doctor after I was done with them.

Dear Chloe, I throughly ADMIRE YOUR COURAGE and BRAVERY to speak out and tell the worlds’ audience what IGNORANT PEOPLE DID TO YOU. A medical Doctor has medical knowledge BUT that does not make that Doctor Wise!!! It was ignorance that led you down the WRONG PATHWAY. You cannot undo the damage that people,who should have known better, did to You BUT You can now live to impart WISDOM to others to help them avoid the same mistake. Chloe,you have my deepest admiration ❤

If she ever sees this comment I want her to know that she is beautiful, strong and brave. I applaud her for speaking out to help other children not have to go through this pain. ❤️

These was a great speech. She shared all her testimony and made her plea in 5 minutes, that is incredible. Thank you Chloe for your braveness. I wish you wouldnt have gone through all this..

The number of people attacking this women for speaking out is obscene.

I grew up as a tomboy, & I am very grateful I grew up in the 1980’s before this became a thing.😐 Despite what all the adults said (except my actual parents) I never once thought of myself as a boy, & am very grateful it wasn’t mainstream to immediately assume I was ‘really a boy’ trapped in a female body. I do believe there are a small handful of folks who really need this help, but they should be ADULTS before such drastic measures are taken.

As a fellow detransitioner, it gives me great hope that this brave young woman has had the chance to share her story. x

I used to be ftm. I told my gender therapist that I didn't want to rush into hormones and that I was fine as I was. He proceeded to tell me how much better testosterone would make me feel and told me I was ready for this next phase of my journey. I tried to tell my mom the same thing and she yelled at me "If you don't want to do hormone therapy, then you're not really transgender!" I caved and did it for 8 months. The changes are permanent. And I'm so mad because these were changes I tried to avoid as precaution for myself and I was coerced into it. Like why. Hormone therapy should be treated as a last resort, not the expectation

This is so outrageous! My heart goes out to you! Many thanks for your work!

Never will I ever believe that discussion of sexuality with children is ok. This story is truly heartbreaking

This should be told on every MSM outlet - the truth needs to be known. Children need to see this and adults too.

This woman is so brave to go against the mainstream lies and stand for truth. Hopefully this will help other kids to not have to go through this same hell.

Ms. Cole, Thank you for taking such a courageous stance in the hope of saving other young people from the horror that has been delivered to you. I hope and pray that in time you will be able to accept yourself despite what they have done TO you. Your wonderful character shines through as you say that you do not blame or hate your parents for allowing this to happen. They were also lied to. I have a hunch that you are going to have a very happy and successful life despite, maybe even BECAUSE of what’s been done to you. God bless.

Props to this girl for speaking up. Takes a lot of courage to speak up about this. I hope she can find the happiness her parents wrongfully took from her instead of allowing her to grow and experience puberty like all the other kids.

I started having my period around the same time my mom was going through menopause. When she came home from her surgery and handed me all her leftover pads and tampons, I asked, "don't you need them?" She explained that because of the surgery, she no longer has a period and didn't need them. ALL throughout my adolescence, I begged my mom for that surgery. I hated my period. I hated it so much, that I would complain about being female. Every time I started to complain, my mom would laugh and say "that time of the month, huh?" Then.. something amazing happened. I GREW UP. I am SO thankful that I was raised by a Mother who actually looked out for my well being, instead of giving in to my every demand. It terrifies me to think, that had I been born a few decades later to some of these people who barely qualify as parents - these child abusers - my life would have been forever ruined.

I feel her completely. I even dressed like a boy and cut my hair short. I'm so glad I went through this before the trans hype and was able to find comfort in my body. It seriously scares me to think other girls and children go through this and see the trans craze and hop on in hopes of making sense of their sexual and gender trauma

This is so incredibly sad. As a child I wanted to be a boy too. I was a tomboy, I enjoyed the outside and bugs and climbing trees, I hated getting my period or breasts, it was uncomfortable for me, and I hated male attention, but I also had trauma in my life that caused me to hate male attention. People don't even question why someone wants something anymore, and it destroys people's lives.

Wow! So sorry for your pain. I learned a lot from your testimony. You are a very brave woman and I’m proud of you!😊Keep speaking up because you are a beacon of hope!

So brave to speak out at the cruelty that is this ideological cult. Thousands of detransitioners in a similar place and everyone of them suffering like Chloe. What the hell is wrong with this world when our most precious children are used in medical experiments. This has got to end and those responsible made to answer.

Omg...this has me in tears...the pain, the emtion in her voice...i have never heard so powerful a testimony. Please, please listen to her. Dont any of you remember puberty? The confusion, the ups and downs emotionally, the questions that don't have immediate answers because your mind was flooded with changing body, thought and hormones? Its time we begin to listen, to hear our children's confusion and tackle it for what it truly is...growth, maturing and trying so damned hard to find their own place inside of themselves as well as in the world.

Poor girl - I hope she gets the right support that she needs and deserves

The fact that this conversation is even being had makes me feel like I am in an alternate reality. Never did I expect in my wildest dreams that adults would be doing this to children with the consent and assistance of the government. This should be the worst kind of child abuse imaginable and all those involved in doing these operations to children should be jailed.

I don't understand how people can see something like this, and get angry at her, or not see what's wrong with gender affirmation care. It's truly terrible

I literally broke down in tears... i was almost pushed into this by my child's school, father etc. Called a transphobe. I refused to budge and she told me just wanted to be respected like men are. I've focused on bringing her up to parr with mental health and was able to get her appropriate help. Don't let them push you. This girl is brave and i appreciate her voicing this.

I love how she is putting the reality out as it is. I lost a friend to suicide because of his gender switch. Mainly because he only learned that he can’t have children after the damage was already done. But I think if society wouldn’t have pushed him so far as to go through with the operation despite him questioning if he’s doing the right thing, then he might still be alive. I myself was always a tomboy and sometimes dressed up as a boy, but I would never have chosen to switch my gender just because of that.

Absolutely heartbreaking. These so called medical officials should be put in prison for what they are doing to these kids and their families.

Glad someone talks about it. Gender-affirmating surgery should be prohibited on minors

I’m trans myself but I do firmly believe that around 20-21 is the time to truly transition. Lots of continual therapy, (possible psychiatric too like me), many consultations with many different doctors and truly understanding yourself. If you can’t drink, smoke, get a tattoo, buy a car, take out a loan, get plastic surgery, go to college, then how do you know its time to permanently change yourself!

Went through the same thing at 12,luckily in my country gender transition is not a thing so I tried to pass as a boy for 3 years and now,at 16 is when I realize that I was never trans in the first place,I just liked girls, I'm so glad I never got any surgeries, synthetic hormones or blockers

I remember when I had puberty I hated the way my boobs moved and bought boob bands to flatten my chest. I was also insecure of my body and growing curves that I started hunching my back, wearing oversized tees and acting manly. I soon went over that phase and today I like wearing skirts and blouses. I resonate so much with this speaker it’s unfortunate that she grew up in a generation where nonsense like this is entertained

Wow! I am 22 and still feel like a kid often times. How can a 12 year old make a decision that will change her whole life irreversibly? The parents that allow this are braindead💀 EDIT: After thinking about it and reading the replies. Shouldn't this surgery be ILLEGAL? Like how is this even allowed legally at that age, blows my mind

This whole thing is a ticking time bomb, and unfortunately if we as people dont deal with this, its going to blow and the victims are going to be the ones to pick up the mess we created! Chloe, you are a warrior, so powerful and i thank you for sharing your story. Puberty is not fun, such a confusing time and to have adults shove confusing ideas into an already mailable brain, that just creates chaos and more confusion. Stop pushing change on these poor children! The problem is that no one wants to do the work to solve or help any issues or anything that takes time and patience they just want the NOW fix, if you know what I mean, and its not just with transitioning, it with everything in this world! No one seems to look at the future and how their decisions will effect everything, they just "fix" whats not broken and send you on your way. No child needs to go through that with an already confused world while they themselves are going through an already confusing time!

Another problem is that television portrays this as actually being heroic!

Chole is a Hero. Her story is powerful. That man on the panel said he "transitioned" at 35. So he/she whatever had already had the body to grow naturally. Than as a 35 years old made a decision. Not being pushed into something at 12 like Chole! You can only go through puberty once, stoping it, altering it can damage bodies permanently. This is sad, and sick and profit driven and needs to stop.

Please let me be your final warning... Children should be the only protected class in our societies. These doctors need to be locked in

Doctors like the one who diagnosed her should be held accountable for the pain and suffering he put on her and her family. My heart goes out to you chloe and thank you for having the courage to tell every parent your message i just hope this opens everyones eyes and realize there is nothing wrong with our kids , there is only 2 genders and for the love of god let the kids grow up and then as adults they can make up there minds about there bodies and who they are. Doctors that would tell parents to do this to a child should be disbarred and never be able to do this to another child.

I am so thankful I never had to go through your painful situation. I pray I can continue to help my girls as they are entering puberty to not only have the facts but to embrace this not always so fun entrance into womanhood. I was a faster runner than most boys I knew growing up, and I distinctly remember the day I went from winning every race to getting beaten as the boys a couple years older than me started hitting puberty and won the foot races. I had been able to beat them barefoot... But as they started to win, I was happy I could still win against my younger brother... Than came the year he grew 4 inches and I was left behind on that beach.... With great effort, but he won and I started to hate who I was. After making a comment to my mom why I had to be a girl, she had that simple explanation that maybe I was made to do something so wonderful, that only me the way I was created could be able to do it. I went on to have 13 children in 13 years and not one day do I regret that I was made a woman. God makes no mistakes. I am so thankful for the parents that i have. They still offer sound advice.

As a transgender adult, I stand by this message. Transitioning is a huge decision and it’s one that can only be made as an adult, after years of therapy. The fact is that even if a child does actually turn out to still be transgender as an adult, it still doesn’t mean they can consent to sterilizing themselves at age 13. Their brains are simply not mature enough to properly comprehend the long term risks. I wish more people in our community would condemn what’s being done to kids because I believe it hurts the progress of those who are actually transgender. To the general public, this is all I and many others ask of you: please understand that there are so many of us out there who don’t condone this. Despite what the media would have you believe, the vast majority of us understand that we can’t change our biology and just want to be left alone so we can live relatively normal lives. You can recognize that being transgender is a real, scientifically substantiated medical condition while also understanding that transitioning is no decision a child can make.

These people must be prosecuted and locked up for crimes against humanity

Wow what a powerful message! You are a very brave woman and I agree with you 100%. I wish you all the best and hope that you find peace within yourself ❤

God bless you,Chloe! You are a Hero! You are speaking up for those victims who don't yet realize what a deep pit they have gotten themselves into, I applaud your bravery and sense of morality that wants to inform innocent, children who are getting sucked into this Hell never realizing the full extent of what will happen to them. A Hell they can never fully escape once they go there. I pray for your healing from this experience, and that God will stand beside you in your journey to help others, and speak sanity where insanity is running rampant! You are not a monster as you say you sometimes feel, You are still a beautiful woman, inside and out!! ( I'd like to add to that last statement, as I looked you up on google......You are a VERY beautiful woman! )

I feel so sad for her. You can hear the pain, frustration, and desperation in her voice. No child should ever have had to go through that 😢