De-Transitioner: Here’s What Her Doctors Didn’t Tell Her

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  • @treyjenkins5672
    @treyjenkins5672 Рік тому +12751

    Ironic how this man is at risk of losing his license and yet the doctors that completely screwed this young woman are not being prosecuted.

    • @Selenium764
      @Selenium764 Рік тому +92

      It was her decision. Don’t blame the doctors for her lack of her own research. 🙄

    • @mikefamm5712
      @mikefamm5712 Рік тому

      @@Selenium764 at 13 years old? Do you have any idea how sick you sound? Do you believe children can consent to life altering, irreversible changes made by adults? Do you think kids even have the ability to think long-term?? Do you REALLY not put this on the Doctors who told her that her problem is being transgender and that making these changes will make it better? You’re a sad person and I genuinely hope you find God.

    • @romanticblossom
      @romanticblossom Рік тому +1722

      ​@@Selenium764 she was a minor, and also, she didn't have the obligation to explain the pros and cons of doing a procedure, that's always the doctor's responsibility.

    • @siongoodier5330
      @siongoodier5330 Рік тому +508

      ​@@Selenium764 plus your forgeting that the health sector in america releys insurance and private payment , so i suppose its easy money for them as soon as she leaves the hospital them doctors arnt worried about her or her health

    • @Sheskis
      @Sheskis Рік тому +458

      @@Selenium764
      Where were her PARENTS during these decisions 🤔

  • @cullen3624
    @cullen3624 9 місяців тому +2323

    The girl deserves a lot of credit for discussing this in public!

    • @kathymceachern3247
      @kathymceachern3247 8 місяців тому +59

      Chloe has testified in front of Congress! She’s extremely courageous, and is trying to stop it happening to other children. I can’t say how many of them HEARD her .. but you’re right, she deserves a lot of credit.

    • @spacecadet4876
      @spacecadet4876 8 місяців тому +20

      So true. Takes my breath away. An amazing beautiful person.

    • @haleyspapa
      @haleyspapa 7 місяців тому +7

      Now this is personal accountability.

    • @EarthsGeomancer
      @EarthsGeomancer 7 місяців тому +3

      Don't believe everything you see in the internet.

    • @woundedhealer999
      @woundedhealer999 7 місяців тому +16

      Not a girl.

  • @hugh_manatee
    @hugh_manatee Рік тому +18570

    Imagine having someone like this in schools to explain real issues to students instead of misinforming them

    • @GlockTuah1017
      @GlockTuah1017 Рік тому

      @mandy7369it’s only controversial because of the bullshit that’s been taught for years now. Even back when being gay was held on the same level that being trans is held on now. It’s controversial because of the misinformation.

    • @tigerdcd
      @tigerdcd Рік тому +244

      oh man just imagine that, such a less chaotic world that uses reason and logic, sounds so blissful

    • @kevinshamrok
      @kevinshamrok Рік тому +77

      @Mandy real issues that effect less than 1% of the trans community which in itself is a small community when compared to the rest of society?

    • @eldenlordnux1802
      @eldenlordnux1802 Рік тому +96

      I would have been such a better person if he was a guidance counselor.

    • @robertoh.20
      @robertoh.20 Рік тому +84

      first of all, someone like him, would never teach at school, he's way too educated just to work at a school.

  • @garyevans8116
    @garyevans8116 6 місяців тому +1013

    Any parent who allows their child to do this stuff should be charged with child abuse.

    • @toshaobrien4280
      @toshaobrien4280 3 місяці тому +57

      Unfortunately, the parents are charged with harassment in many states if they do not call their kid by their preferred gender. The schools step in and affirm whatever gender the kid wants and shame the parents. It is so sad. Kids who are struggling want to feel special. They take a vulnerable child, give them lots of special attention and extra support. They get a place to fit in and are easily indoctrinated with anything that would explain their discomfort. They are promised that transitioning will help. It is so sad.

    • @truthseeker3962
      @truthseeker3962 3 місяці тому

      The so-called counselor insisted to Chloe's parents that if they did not allow her to do this, she would kill herself. This is common practice. These deceitful, positively demonic "counselors" should be prosecuted for malfeance, and lose their licenses.

    • @trentkenny7255
      @trentkenny7255 3 місяці тому +16

      Watch the entire interview. Ms Cole's parents made a mistake but had a lot of professional "assistance" in arriving at their decision. They thought they were literally saving Ms Cole's life.

    • @tamzenkarma
      @tamzenkarma 3 місяці тому

      ​@@trentkenny7255smh
      Vile

    • @tamzenkarma
      @tamzenkarma 3 місяці тому +2

      ​@@toshaobrien4280beautifully said

  • @nerdalert27
    @nerdalert27 Рік тому +7366

    I was a hardcore tomboy, around age 8 I began to wear boy clothes, cut my hair, even had my family call me a boy name and now I’m 23, very feminine, straight , and love being a woman and mother. I’m so glad my parents let me be who I was and left it at that, no labels or medical intervention

    • @freiat.9734
      @freiat.9734 Рік тому +461

      My daughter, when she was very young (3 years) she said she was a boy. We said her she was a girl. Then she became a little angry and said: "when I am older I will become a boy". We tolded her that was possible to change as adult.
      She accepted that after a few discutions.
      Now she is still a woman and is happy to be a woman.

    • @ThaQueen5566
      @ThaQueen5566 Рік тому +44

      Same

    • @reneeangele4766
      @reneeangele4766 Рік тому +127

      My sister was the same. And a very happy mother and wife today.

    • @sincerely-b
      @sincerely-b Рік тому +154

      We were allowed to exist and be loved as is back then, whether we were girly or not. It was wonderful.

    • @BleakVision
      @BleakVision Рік тому +143

      @Freia T. It is only possible in a legal and cosmetic sense.
      But no woman has ever physically become a man ever.

  • @FrankValchiria
    @FrankValchiria Рік тому +3689

    i have no idea why so many hate this man, he is truly a great psychologist

    • @JohnDoe-jt5lb
      @JohnDoe-jt5lb Рік тому +652

      No one is hated more than the man who speaks the truth.

    • @Spencerianism
      @Spencerianism Рік тому +339

      In a decaying society, truth tellers are the first to get scolded.
      Misery loves company to sustain itself.

    • @MrAllstar
      @MrAllstar Рік тому +53

      I just wish he would stay out of politics because that’s what muddies his otherwise clear waters.

    • @JohnDoe-jt5lb
      @JohnDoe-jt5lb Рік тому +235

      @@MrAllstar he's not political. He jist calls a dictator a dictator. There's a difference.

    • @elbow6380
      @elbow6380 Рік тому +85

      Media brainwashed sheep. He a great man

  • @SongbirdGLS
    @SongbirdGLS Рік тому +5230

    I was a tomboy, my mother didn't discourage it. But I was never allowed to forget that I was a girl. I was well dressed, hair done, etc. Tore the knees out of slacks, got dirty, but it was okay. Mom made me confident, comfortable in my skin. I was tall, she taught me to embrace it. Whatever I'd dislike in the mirror, she coached me to love as who I am. I did this with my boys. Embrace who you were created to be. Love starts in the heart.

    • @tkern2
      @tkern2 Рік тому +203

      Amen! You have a great mother and sounds like it passed on to you.

    • @Ethian315
      @Ethian315 Рік тому +144

      This is the correct mindset.

    • @MrBCorp
      @MrBCorp Рік тому +77

      Exactly! We really need to learn to accept ourselves. We are our own person.

    • @jacobparis5903
      @jacobparis5903 Рік тому +58

      Mum always knows best! That's why these parents who go along with the transition process are horrible parents

    • @thebackrooms7511
      @thebackrooms7511 Рік тому +13

      @@jacobparis5903 YES!

  • @tingle2958
    @tingle2958 5 місяців тому +208

    Even just the idea of artificially blocking puberty is absolutely vile.

    • @andsoitbegins464
      @andsoitbegins464 2 місяці тому +3

      Pure evil.

    • @lionfan96
      @lionfan96 2 місяці тому +4

      To be fair there are medical conditions where it may be TEMPORARILY needed. Difference of course it's temporary.

    • @TheOneTheOnlyGhost
      @TheOneTheOnlyGhost 18 днів тому

      ⁠@@lionfan96I thought puberty blockers were only for such cases. As far as I know puberty blockers are for when boys and girls go into puberty too early and they delay until their body is old enough to handle it, for example a girl getting her period at 9 and they want to delay or a boy going into puberty at 9.

    • @lionfan96
      @lionfan96 18 днів тому

      @@TheOneTheOnlyGhost no kids that are gender confused are put on those drugs all the time. People need to wake up.

    • @TheOneTheOnlyGhost
      @TheOneTheOnlyGhost 18 днів тому

      @@lionfan96 aren’t a whole bunch of kids commuting suicide because of that. They say you got gender dysmorphia but then give you a kind you can’t solve with therapy? Basic gender dysmorphia can be helped but you can’t de-surgery. Glad I’m me and not them, for as selfish as it is.

  • @maxe16
    @maxe16 Рік тому +3563

    The fact, that people repeatedly attempt to cancel him and now try to take his license… we should be thankful for his voice! In fact our world needs more of this kind of people… unfortunately Dr. Peterson is very unique. We appreciate you Professor! Please stay safe and well!!!

    • @rishiramkissoon6976
      @rishiramkissoon6976 Рік тому +69

      he is the only voice of reason in the social science field

    • @7spiritualcompass706
      @7spiritualcompass706 Рік тому +13

      @@rishiramkissoon6976 Agree.

    • @padillaj492
      @padillaj492 Рік тому

      Thats what happens when you criticize the Fuhrer. They come after you. First Trudeau came for the truckers... then the psychologists. When he comes for the jews or whatever is next, there will be no one left to speak up. Just a normal day in nazi germa- I mean canada.

    • @daynarisbarathion8602
      @daynarisbarathion8602 Рік тому +4

      He is _saying_ part of the truth.
      But odd how he's *consistently* bringing these things up 3 or 4 years late each time...

    • @chinchillacoat7465
      @chinchillacoat7465 Рік тому +14

      @@daynarisbarathion8602 whats these things

  • @gsherk6978
    @gsherk6978 Рік тому +3850

    Double mastectomy at 13.!!! Why would any doctor allow that!! I’m so sorry for her 😢

    • @gerardk51
      @gerardk51 Рік тому +297

      "Doctors" that do that have a lot to answer for. "Doctors" guilty of that kind of abuse should have something chopped off of them.

    • @leathermissalcovers2885
      @leathermissalcovers2885 Рік тому +195

      Yep, That is criminal! They wrecked this girls life

    • @twentytwo138
      @twentytwo138 Рік тому +307

      Money money money money MOONEY! MOOOOONEY!

    • @pauladams8475
      @pauladams8475 Рік тому

      Insanity to commit such an act and then demonising those that practice FGM. What a world of double standards, and what a crazy deranged species we humans are.

    • @silverforest4682
      @silverforest4682 Рік тому +133

      Agreed. Surgery should wait till adulthood.

  • @sbender3787
    @sbender3787 Рік тому +4873

    Mom explained menstruation to me at 8. I had my 1st period at 9. Mom also explained the emotional side to puberty. This was in the early 1960s. At that time, nearly all the "tomboys" grew up to be happily married women.

    • @mindedempath
      @mindedempath Рік тому +586

      I was just thinking this thr other day. I was a tomboy who played basketball until I was 18. No one tried to label me as anything and no one thought I was trying to be a boy. I was just a girl who loved baggy clothes. I am now a wife and mother. Do tomboy even exist anymore?

    • @landryharrell7
      @landryharrell7 Рік тому +264

      Yes! Here I am! I feel like we are a dying breed…I’ve been a tomboy all my life (I’m 20 now) and probably will never grow out of it. I type this in my sweatpants and SnapBack hat haha! But I’ve always been straight and have been with my Boyfriend over 2 years!

    • @mindedempath
      @mindedempath Рік тому +125

      @@landryharrell7 You never really grow out of it haha no matter how fancy I dress or how high my heels are, I will always feel like the baggier the better. I love being a tomboy!

    • @charlottehayward5943
      @charlottehayward5943 Рік тому +36

      Yep I'm one of them.

    • @marilynyoung8477
      @marilynyoung8477 Рік тому +75

      My mom told me at age 8 and I had my first period at 9 too. I then developed endometriosis over the years and had a hysterectomy at 41 because of all the endometrium pre cancer. I already had a daughter and now at 67 have 2 awesome grandsons, 2 Mos and 2 years .

  • @counseling3863
    @counseling3863 7 місяців тому +302

    I was a tomboy. Late for puberty - 16! I was depressed and anxious for both family reasons and social awkwardness. I am still a tomboy and now I am 64 and my boyfriend loves it, but i am unquestionably a woman. A tomboy woman. If a woke counselor would have gotten a hold of me at Chloe's age... I cannot imagine my life. I did wonder if I was a lesbian but I was drawn to boys. I am in love with a man and I am grateful that I was brought up back in the 70's. Chloe, you are a brave woman and you are helping so many lost young girls with your story and your presence.

    • @niteloon6073
      @niteloon6073 4 місяці тому +14

      I too was a tomboy, born 1959. Puberty at 13. 7-9 grade I wore jeans and men's shirts. I was given grandad's cuff links after he passed and this way I was able to keep him close to me. I grew up with 6 older brothers and so was more comfortable around guys. It wasn't untill I was out on my own (18) that I learned blue jeans came in sizes for women instead of 28 x 30. Mom just put me in boy's jeans since she bought them for my brothers. Yes I had dresses growing up some bought some mom sewed. I was just more comfortable in jeans. I'm 65 haven't worn jeans/pants in a good 20 years. Have 1 daughter who is 28 and will be happily married to my hubby 33 years in November 2024.

    • @DalePotter-v7c
      @DalePotter-v7c 2 місяці тому +2

      Absolutely right!! thank God for you hey that was a great time to grow up wasn't it!!! 👍🙏😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

    • @winegums3211
      @winegums3211 Місяць тому

      ​​@@niteloon6073 alot of women are tomboy cause doing boyish things ate more interesting than girly things. Also sitting around guys is easier than sitting around woman when you are a woman. For different reasons.
      Get jealous too easy and don't like if othe woman gets all the attention.

    • @jackysim5504
      @jackysim5504 Місяць тому +4

      I am a man I have no problem to love a tomboy lady !

    • @evelynkessinger4714
      @evelynkessinger4714 6 днів тому +1

      Same here! I was such a tomboy! Loved it all! Racing bikes, playing marbles, fishing, softball, played with all the guys and competed hard! No girlie stuff for me! Lol! The 70's were great to grow up in! Had 1 daughter and now 5 grands! I love being a woman and grandmother! I would never trade those places of honor! ❤

  • @rymilli
    @rymilli Рік тому +1572

    It breaks my heart that nobody had this conversation with her years ago.

    • @miaash3870
      @miaash3870 Рік тому +18

      These are surely issues for the parents to help their child with!

    • @c.kainoabugado7935
      @c.kainoabugado7935 Рік тому

      It's not a common conversation. This comment sounds like an assumption that every parent knows or understands what this doctor is explaining. (And the other comment in this thread replies included). That's a FALSE assumption and unfair to compare parents knowledge with a doctor's knowledge. Not every parent has the opportunity to be a doctor.
      DOCTORS ARE SCAMMING CHILDREN PERIOD.

    • @elsiem7295
      @elsiem7295 Рік тому +8

      I believe there are few people in the world who get that conversation. I didn't even know what a period was when I first got mine. It still blows my mind till this day but I basically raised myself.

    • @steveogwankwa5654
      @steveogwankwa5654 Рік тому +9

      ​@@elsiem7295 if I was a girl and I had my first period without knowledge of what's happening I would honestly think am about die 😅

    • @gugeyao8640
      @gugeyao8640 Рік тому +1

      Thanks for having a heart. Lots of us don’t.

  • @pnoonan4018
    @pnoonan4018 Рік тому +1621

    I am floored at how brave this person is to put her own therapy session on UA-cam. Thank you for doing this. I hope people (younger especially) take heed.

    • @thebreifcaseman269
      @thebreifcaseman269 Рік тому +25

      This is not a therapy session and more informative warning to those that believe all the nonsense you see trans activists spreading all over the internet tbh quite honest and to kids that may believe transitioning is what they need to do to fix their problems. He would be bound by confidentiality if this was in fact a therapy session and wouldn't be allowed to post it. The writing he is doing isn't taking notes and more probably crossing of notes he had given himself as prompts Or questions. I would think they would have had a conversation about what she was comfortable sharing before the making of the video given the invasive nature of the conversation. It's deeply personal. So having prompts or questions written down before hand would be helpful in keeping the conversation within the boundaries already set.

    • @pnoonan4018
      @pnoonan4018 Рік тому +52

      @@thebreifcaseman269 The bravery that this young woman possess to help others with gender dysphoria is the premise of my reply. Splitting hairs about semantics disinterests me. Call it a therapy session. Call it a recorded conversation. Call it Bob. It matters not. Please don't confuse the topic with a strawman argument.

    • @Peculiarsafe83
      @Peculiarsafe83 11 місяців тому

      @@pnoonan4018His/He. Use the right pronouns.

    • @HumansAreShitFactories
      @HumansAreShitFactories 10 місяців тому

      @@pnoonan4018Intelligent, thinking people recognise nuance and discriminate. Thick people say “oh it doesn’t matter”.

    • @TheDoomsdayzoner
      @TheDoomsdayzoner 9 місяців тому +18

      ​@@thebreifcaseman269 It is quite brave to do such a video, exposing yourself to the world, despite your trauma - all to save kids from being butchered.

  • @breyette4697
    @breyette4697 Рік тому +2361

    People should not be told to transition while they are ALREADY transitioning from a child to a reproductive adult. One of the most important parts of testing a hypothesis is to have ONLY ONE VARIABLE. My heart breaks for all of these children who were lied to, abused and irrevocably mutilated.

    • @StreetPreacherr
      @StreetPreacherr Рік тому +98

      Yes! Puberty is often 'difficult' for MANY people.
      However, now doctors are suggesting that the 'discomfort' experienced during puberty can be 'helped' by these types of 'procedures'?

    • @JustBuyTheWaywardsRealms
      @JustBuyTheWaywardsRealms Рік тому +95

      @@StreetPreacherr that's fucked up. no children is mature enough to make those type of choice.

    • @breyette4697
      @breyette4697 Рік тому +40

      @@StreetPreacherr exactly!! For girls getting our periods, experiencing the hormonal changes and high levels of negative emotions is such a life altering experience. It does make us feel that we're changing into a new person but these days girls don't get much encouragement by their peers. They're told they should take hormonal birth control to fix their "problematic" periods and become medical experiments by doing so. If they were told it increases their risk of beast cancer by 50% I bet they wouldn't do it. Its also so sad to see a similar thing happen with boys and men. People are too critical of others and not critical enough of themselves imo. And then we get into "self esteem" 🙄

    • @grider421
      @grider421 Рік тому

      @@StreetPreacherr the only thing these monsters make more money from is the sale of aborted baby organs and tissue. unimaginable sadistic and cruel don’t begin to describe the crimes these monsters commit every day

    • @MrTruthAddict
      @MrTruthAddict Рік тому

      They aren't TOLD anything. This is an evil fascist lie that Peterson is pushing. You're gullible fools if you believe this.
      Peterson is courting the lunatic fringe evangelicals with this lunacy. He knows they'll swallow this whole and worship him for taking up their fake outrage cultural war.
      He's a fraud and a grifter who will say anything for a dollar.

  • @nickmendez5546
    @nickmendez5546 6 місяців тому +183

    To admit that you have made a mistake or poor decision shows class. To speak openly about your mistakes shows courage.

    • @pauleff3312
      @pauleff3312 22 дні тому +1

      She was a child! It wasn't "her" mistake - this was the depravity of the people around her who abjectively failed to look after her.

    • @felinasecrets6191
      @felinasecrets6191 21 день тому

      Sadly it's late to reverse.

    • @nocturne000
      @nocturne000 7 днів тому

      It is brave. Truly “stunning and brave” if you will. I have nothing but respect for this woman.

  • @MrGuzman72
    @MrGuzman72 Рік тому +1158

    My daughter started developing at 10, by 12 going through puberty, she hated it, she didn’t like boobs, she didn’t want them, she said she wanted to get a hysterectomy because she didn’t want a period or babies, I sat her down and explained to her, 2 years ago you loved dresses, 2 years ago you liked ponytails, today you don’t. There’s a reason why I wouldn’t let you get a tattoo is because what you like today you can dislike tomorrow. Having boobs and a period is normal, I also explained to her that her sister at her age was the same way. She’s almost 15 now and is accepting of herself, if I would of bought into what they are pushing I would of done great damage to my daughter, I’ve told my kids that your are perfect them way you were made.

    • @wakuku3916
      @wakuku3916 11 місяців тому +170

      12 yr/o wanting a hysterectomy... blame the internet for that. still you did a good job.

    • @MRImage1987
      @MRImage1987 11 місяців тому

      @@wakuku3916 *Trans ideologues on the internet poisoning children.

    • @SuperDrLisa
      @SuperDrLisa 10 місяців тому +46

      Great mom.

    • @woozledog
      @woozledog 10 місяців тому +39

      Had the same thing with our daughter. Thank you so much for staying true to your gut feeling. Fucking love you. Her mom and family gave her a phone against my wishes. I'm her step dad, but had to put my foot down. Was a rough road but goddammit she's OK now

    • @woozledog
      @woozledog 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@SuperDrLisa "MrGuzman" lol

  • @andreamurphy2470
    @andreamurphy2470 Рік тому +2523

    Loved the fact he treated her as an intelligent mature adult.

    • @scottjulius2834
      @scottjulius2834 Рік тому +176

      Mr. Peterson is a professional clinical psychologist. I would like to emphasize professional

    • @juventino2144
      @juventino2144 Рік тому +81

      why shouldnt he?

    • @iamjsams755
      @iamjsams755 Рік тому +83

      She is mature and intelligent.

    • @chuckrobinson599
      @chuckrobinson599 Рік тому

      ​@@spur007 did you hear her say she had a double mastectomy? If she were a he, she wouldn't have needed that.

    • @chuckrobinson599
      @chuckrobinson599 Рік тому

      You've been immersed in feminism for way too long. Feminist ridicule men, men don't belittle women without good cause.

  • @catholicfemininity2126
    @catholicfemininity2126 Рік тому +2720

    I was a tomboy growing up, had pride that I was stronger than my brothers being the oldest... but once puberty hit, I was mad because I slowly found out that it was out of my control.... my brothers grew stronger and stronger and I had to work harder if I wanted to get buff. My parents never talked to me about any of this.... so I had it rough. Thank God I didn't grow up during this decade or they would've tried to turn me trans for sure. I finally accepted my femininity and it's value in my 20's.

    • @kellygalvin7775
      @kellygalvin7775 Рік тому +89

      Snap i almost felt like I’d been punished when you eventually aren’t faster or stronger than the boys

    • @Christian-Pickles
      @Christian-Pickles Рік тому +117

      Same! Same same same!!!
      If I was born 10-20 years later, I would have almost definitely ended up going down the trans female turning into male pipeline.
      I was a “tomboy” girl. And it was 100% due to the fact that my mother and society taught me that “Girls are weaker than boys. And girls have a harder time in life than boys..”
      My mother used to say things like that to me, word for word.
      If the parent tells a 4 or 5 year old kid that they are going to be weak if they are a girl-then of COURSE they are going to want to be a boy.
      And the same goes in reverse. Let’s say you have a male little boy, and his mother tells him, “Men are bad! Men are mean, violent, angry creatures. Men hurt people. Women are gentle, beautiful, and loving.” And you get an empathetic little boy who doesn’t want to hurt other people. Of course he is going to say inside his little brain, “Being a man is bad, I don’t want to hurt people! I want to be nice to people, so therefore I will be a girl!”
      And society accidentally reinforced those lies that were told to me in my life back then-back then, there was less girls in science, for example. Less girls in engineering. Less female doctors. Less female rocket ship builders. Etc. Women only got to either like makeup or stay at home and make babies and clean and cook.
      And all the clothing and toys(especially back then in the 90’s and 00’s) was like… ridiculously gendered. So sexist.
      The toys that girls only got to play with were sparkly neon makeup, dress up princess clothing, and Barbie dolls, and baby dolls.
      And boys got the cool toys like science kits, Lego sets, building stuff with tools, medical toys, bows and arrows, etc. and I liked that cool science stuff! I had several construction building kits. I had science kits. I liked play fighting games. I had a whole arsenal of pretend knives, bows and arrows, shields, swords, armor, etc. (I wish someone had taught little me about badass female Vikings! Being good at fighting to protect people you love, doesn’t have to be a male-only quality!)
      But I liked toys that boys were supposed to like, and I liked sports-so that would have made me female to male trans, right….? In today’s society, sadly it might.
      And even at school, the boys would pick me last for playing kickball or for sports teams, because I was the only girl in my classes who wanted to play kickball or play sports.
      They would even pick the boys who couldn’t kick as far as me, before me. 🙄 Because I was a “girl”.
      So I thought inside my little head, “I don’t want to be weak! Girls are weak! I want to be strong! I need to be a boy to be strong! And I want a job that makes a big difference in the world, I don’t want to stay home and cook and clean! So I don’t want to be a girl. I need to be a boy!”
      And I thought that way for a LOT of years. Even accidentally subconsciously, I viewed being a woman as being “weaker” than men.
      And it took years of self therapy that I basically gave myself as a teenager, to become more comfortable with my gender. And learning to not be afraid of looking beautiful, and that it wouldn’t make me “weaker”.
      and after I became a christian at age 21, I did even more years of prayer therapy with God and a several christian counselors. And now I understand that women are just as strong as men-our strengths just lie in different categories. Strong in different ways. And also it depends on the individuals themselves too, and almost nothing in life is black and white. Plus the gender talents can overlap. Plus some of the modern church does teach some lies and gender misinformation as well, but that’s a different story…
      Anyway. By like 17 or 18, was glad I was a girl and hadn’t transitioned into being a male. Like I was comfortable enough in my own female skin to be like, “Whew. I am glad I didn’t become trans. I like looking cute in a dress some days, when I feel like it. And looking cute isn’t necessarily a bad thing. And I’m not weaker, girls can be scientists too.”
      And even THEN, I was still not 100% fully comfortable in my gender until maybe like age 26 or so. Because then I had to break out of some christian church lies about gender that get forced wrongfully into women… and actually women CAN teach and those verses that supposedly claim that women are weaker and claim that women cannot teach men are taken out of context…
      But anyway.
      Long story short: it was only because of society’s lies, and my mother’s lies, and school kids’ bullying at recess, and some church bullying, that I had accidentally believed that girls were “weaker” than boys. And that those lies had tricked my mind into wanting to be a boy and not a girl. I was never really gender dysmorphic.
      But in today’s times, I would have probably been told that I was experiencing gender dysphoria. And been transitioned to male.
      When all I needed, was some therapy, to heal the trauma. And some gender-reaffirming care, for someone to reaffirm for me that being a woman is: strong, smart, beautiful, can succeed in sports, can succeed in the military, can do anything she wants, can be a rocket scientists or an automotive engineer too, can be a pirate or a Viking too, etc.
      And for someone to tell my that “being a girl didn’t make me “weaker” or “less than” boys.”
      And these kids today are getting the opposite type of care. 😭😭😭
      Maybe a small subset of the population truly is transgender, like Blair White teaches, and it is discernible on a brain scan. I don’t know about that, I haven’t researched it.
      But we can say with a high level of certainty that 99% of the people in today’s era who are being projected as “trans” might not actually be trans at all.
      There is a high chance that they were just fed lies in their childhood and teenagehood, that made them believe lies, and made them uncomfortable about their birth gender.
      And sadly, many times, sexual assault plays a role in wanting to transition too. A victim of assault might see a transition to the other gender as a way to “escape” the assault and then say to themselves “the attacker won’t ever be able to attack me again, when I am a different gender.”
      So many kids need therapy for assault.
      Instead these kids get society and bad therapist pushing on them, “Omg you’re trans! And if you don’t transition you’re going to be miserable the rest of your life and want to kill yourself!!!! Transitioning will fix all your problems.”
      And panicked, they think, “I don’t want to be miserable and kill myself!
      I am already miserable. My therapist said that this will fix my issues. I should transition.”
      And then 3, or 5, or 10, or 15, or 20, or however many years later…
      They realize they were never truly trans at all. And they were rushed into it. When they needed a different type of therapy.
      But it’s too late now. Some level of permanent damage has already been done to their body. :(
      The society online and therapists rushing to tell kids “you’re trans”- is so dangerous. So many of them aren’t actually truly trans at all.
      They’re lost and broken kids who need therapy to undo some lies and trauma.

    • @ankavoskuilen1725
      @ankavoskuilen1725 Рік тому +23

      When I was 5 I realised that I would never be strong enough to win a fight with my dad and one day my brothers would be. So a child can have a realistic world view.

    • @elisefessler6681
      @elisefessler6681 Рік тому +80

      Also so glad I did not grow up in todays push for “labeling” girls that are tomboys with gender dysphoria. I grew up with 4 brothers and definitely felt the perception of boys being “better”. When I was very young I even denied being a girl seeing the positive response my brother (3.5 years younger) got especially from family that hadn’t had a boy in the family for generations. I hated and still dislike cooking. I am an engineer and trumpet player. I am now the mother of 4 and a grandmother. My husband does most of the cooking still. I wear mostly jeans and no make up. That does not make me a male.
      I pray that our society would stop defining people by their sexuality only. It’s another tool to divide.

    • @wutsit2yuhhuh246
      @wutsit2yuhhuh246 Рік тому +17

      I finally completed my internet quest of finding someone like me with the with a similar situation and viewpoint. "Thank God I didn't grow up in this decade or they would've tried to turn me trans for sure." This is exactly what I've been saying. Thank you!

  • @blackbeard4203
    @blackbeard4203 6 місяців тому +49

    Her parents should be in prison for child abuse, and her doctor should be ban from ever even handing a bandaid out to another person!

    • @karynadobrykava205
      @karynadobrykava205 2 місяці тому

      I can’t believe people woood still vote for Kamala , the democrats are the reason for this abuse

    • @lmiller1413
      @lmiller1413 18 днів тому +4

      And the therspist involved should be charged as well.

    • @elliemathews6884
      @elliemathews6884 4 дні тому

      The doctor should be in prison. The parents probably did their best with what "professionals" were telling them

  • @legs_11.82
    @legs_11.82 Рік тому +7108

    How the best psychologist is at risk of losing his licence is beyond me.

    • @barbaraz5251
      @barbaraz5251 Рік тому +783

      that's why. he makes others look like the liars they are.

    • @simpletomash
      @simpletomash Рік тому

      Because that judgement is not based on his quality. The puppet masters are afraid of his influence and knowledge

    • @LadyGreyAgeingDisGracefully
      @LadyGreyAgeingDisGracefully Рік тому

      Tall poppy syndrome. Cut down those who have shown themselves as leaders in a field beyond what they group is comfortable with. They operate from fear and jealousy when doing so.

    • @dabstradamus
      @dabstradamus Рік тому +1055

      no one is hated more than he who speaks the truth. its a backwards world we live in

    • @HawkeyePierce1981
      @HawkeyePierce1981 Рік тому +83

      @@dabstradamus Very true.

  • @Mansplaner63
    @Mansplaner63 Рік тому +1326

    This happened to my daughter. I didn’t affirm, she didn’t kill herself. We had to move because the school was absolutely insane. She is a happy girl now and I’m so thankful that I saw what she was going through.

    • @exoticalBecky_Miami
      @exoticalBecky_Miami Рік тому +1

      I'm a liberal. Watch conservative UA-cam just to break bread with others... I'm also a teacher... What I cannot get these teachers to understand as number one there are not enough hours in the day for math... But the very fundamental nature of LGBTQ is sexual intercourse and how you prefer it... That doesn't belong in a school as open-minded as I am and sex certainly happens in high schools and Junior high's but not involving the teacher usually hopefully... I don't want to have these discussions with these kids there's kind of no way to have it if you're talkin about lgbtq

    • @Mansplaner63
      @Mansplaner63 Рік тому +113

      @@exoticalBecky_Miami thanks for this comment. My husband and I have been saying this for years! I don’t understand why the school is involved with any of this. Sexual preferences should be a private matter that you work out on your on in your own time. I’m happy that there are sane teachers out there!! Keep on spreading the word

    • @black-aliss
      @black-aliss Рік тому +1

      Even the schools are funneling patients to hormone peddlers, it seems. Disgraceful.

    • @godspeedhero3671
      @godspeedhero3671 Рік тому +2

      How old is she now?

    • @Mansplaner63
      @Mansplaner63 Рік тому +79

      @@godspeedhero3671 17 she started her delusion just before she turned 13. It was a pretty dark time

  • @Sempiternal.Traditions
    @Sempiternal.Traditions Рік тому +1101

    I have no idea why she decided to talk with JP or why she’s being so candid but this is SO brave of her. It’s also incredibly helpful to society that this conversation is happening and being broadcast.

    • @shaec3405
      @shaec3405 Рік тому +77

      To help stop other kids from going thru this

    • @Sempiternal.Traditions
      @Sempiternal.Traditions Рік тому +12

      @@shaec3405 of course, and I truly hope it does. ❤️

    • @GORT70
      @GORT70 Рік тому +33

      She did it to be an example of why you don’t want to do that. Most adults don’t have that courage.

    • @Sempiternal.Traditions
      @Sempiternal.Traditions Рік тому +1

      @@GORT70 yes, I agree.

    • @queengoblin
      @queengoblin Рік тому +1

      she's a vocal anti trans activist

  • @Twitch24
    @Twitch24 7 місяців тому +25

    Credit due to this women speaking out. Bless her.

  • @mals4142
    @mals4142 Рік тому +2235

    I was a huge tomboy growing up. I wanted to talk like a boy, play with boys toys, I wore boys clothes and even dressed like a boy at school. It was 100% just a phase. I am so thankful my parents, school, and social media didn't pressure me into acting on that. I am now a happy and healthy 21 year old girly girl and have absolutely no desire to be a stinky boy haha!

    • @sagen06
      @sagen06 Рік тому +36

      Love you too cootie girl 😘

    • @losthorizions1415
      @losthorizions1415 Рік тому +43

      Many are .. it's just circumstance and comradery as the play is fun but we all grow up😂... to many people interfering with agendas today ... and it's not like all us boys never put on a pair of our mother tights or tried walking in high heals when we was 6 😂

    • @lizzy-wx4rx
      @lizzy-wx4rx Рік тому +184

      Even if it's NOT a phase...you can be a sporty girl; a girl who doesn't like dresses or makeup; a girl who fixes cars; even a girl who likes other girls!! No need to physically mutilate yourself to be who you really are.

    • @pannacota4799
      @pannacota4799 Рік тому +27

      @@lizzy-wx4rx exactly, to the point

    • @connaeris8230
      @connaeris8230 Рік тому +4

      I'd like to ask you a question. Did you want to be like the boys you knew or were those things you actually liked?

  • @cosmo588
    @cosmo588 Рік тому +579

    If I had Jordan as my Psychologist as a teenage girl, I think I would’ve been much better off then I am now. Keep going Jordan, you have people all around the world rooting for you.

    • @muurrarium9460
      @muurrarium9460 Рік тому +4

      Well, he is a rather stuck in one vision kind of person as well, so "better off" I cannot be sure.
      He has really petrified the past few years and is steering back to 1950's gender-roles (like all people do" the olden days were the golden days" /MY ASS! Things were different then both the good and the bad, but they always seem to forget that.)
      Don't get me wrong I love how smart and articulate he is (and used to be), but he is really going down the drain the past few years.

    • @שלמהשלייפר-ס8ח
      @שלמהשלייפר-ס8ח Рік тому +3

      Israel here!

    • @EddiXP
      @EddiXP Рік тому +1

      I'm rooting for you. Keep going. Stick close to loved ones like glue ❤️

    • @john98765333
      @john98765333 Рік тому +8

      @@muurrarium9460 Cringe take.

    • @damianbrown279
      @damianbrown279 Рік тому +5

      @@muurrarium9460 is possible to take the good from the past, without taking the bad from the past with it. Gender roles weren't implemented, but more often than not are chosen by those that you'd expect to be in those roles. Jordan just understands all this. Most people do too, as it's common sense. Sorry you are lacking of common sense.

  • @rave400v6
    @rave400v6 Рік тому +1427

    What they did to her was absolutely unforgivable. It's infuriating.

    • @rtd7066
      @rtd7066 Рік тому +9

      I don’t feel this person is telling the whole story. Not sure but this generation always thinks they know best and don’t want to listen to anyone older and wiser then them and can be quite arrogant about it. Not saying this is the case … but I am left wondering. It’s easy to blame and not be accountable. Once again, not sure that this is the case but…this is not he first case … and some are suing without first looking at how they contributed to the situation. And, I am deeply sorry that this person is in this situation and in suffering❤

    • @viincanity
      @viincanity Рік тому +50

      @@rtd7066 fair enough (maybe) but you really expect a 13 YO to make a decision on this kind of stuff?! As if at that age people (kids ffs) can make responsible decisions on such important topics.

    • @a.m.h.2819
      @a.m.h.2819 Рік тому

      @@rtd7066 She was a child. Stop being an idiot.

    • @JDRChief420
      @JDRChief420 Рік тому +15

      @@rtd7066 exactly why they should not have the ability to access these things until they can think for themselves like when they are adults! they are children and they don't even have a pre frontal cortex so wait till your 18-21 😇

    • @steflondon88
      @steflondon88 Рік тому

      it happens to plenty of children youth and adults. so why question their story. THEIR story..@@rtd7066

  • @Eatbutternow
    @Eatbutternow 9 місяців тому +609

    My ex girlfriend is a trans man who regrets transitioning. She was encouraged in middle school to start thinking about transitioning because she was a tomboy who was attracted to girls and when her parents asked her if she wanted to be a boy she thought it seemed fun. After hormones and top surgery she realized she likes boys and wants to be a girl and a mom. But her parents and therapist encouraged her to try and reject those feeling s and commit to transitioning. After she finished hormone therapy she was infertile, which was something she was specifically told would not happen by her doctor. When we met she was suicidal because of how hopeless she felt in her situation. We dated for six months and fell in love. But she was ashamed of her body and that she couldn’t make babies knowing both of us want to be parents. I didn’t hold that against her, we could have adopted, but she couldn’t keep the suicidal thoughts away and eventually broke things off with me and moved away because a relationship was to much for her to handle being that unstable. She couldn’t handle the guilt, shame and regret she felt. The more supportive I tried to be the more she felt bad about being with me. When she shared her experiences and regret with me it was the saddest and most hopeless thing I could ever imagine. She was so young, impressionable and trusting as a kid and the people she trusted ruined her life.
    Anyone who thinks kids are old enough to to consent to that madness should know this. At 18 she changed her name to Richard so she can go by Dick because she thought it would be funny to be a Dickless Dick. But she hates the name Richard. When she told people her name is Dick and the reason why she would get made fun of, which should be expected when your friends are that ages. So after only a couple weeks she started going by Richard, which she hates. She’s so traumatized by the changes she did to herself that she refused to change her name again. So every time someone calls her by her name it reminds her of all of her regrets. That’s not the decisions making of a person who is mature enough to make those decisions. She was 18 when she did that. They are pushing this stuff on kids way younger than that.

    • @robbisson6317
      @robbisson6317 5 місяців тому +64

      Doctor should be liable. That is very disgustingly gross.

    • @wendywool7038
      @wendywool7038 5 місяців тому +41

      Government needs to change first - what’s being pushed is coming from that :(

    • @ali-eve4279
      @ali-eve4279 4 місяці тому +28

      Heartbreaking I hope your ex can find some peace and joy through all the pain🙏❤️

    • @JL..
      @JL.. 4 місяці тому +25

      Thank you for loving her so much and showing her the love she deserved though she couldn't accept it

    • @ricardoferreira2038
      @ricardoferreira2038 4 місяці тому

      Thats crazy vato

  • @RichardVaught
    @RichardVaught Рік тому +395

    I just wanted to note that you can tell how difficult it was for Chloe to talk about all of this. Thank you for sharing, and for having the courage to do so.

    • @ThisIsMeArnold
      @ThisIsMeArnold Рік тому

      She's autistic. It's difficult for her to do just about anything. You won't find a clip online of her coherently stringing words together, even if it's on the topic of her favorite ice cream.

  • @showdimorti7103
    @showdimorti7103 Рік тому +1204

    Now I understand why so many hate this man. We need more professionals like him.

    • @xlkarma8446
      @xlkarma8446 Рік тому +10

      He’s a quack

    • @lancashirebob3
      @lancashirebob3 Рік тому +127

      @@xlkarma8446 How wrong you are.

    • @xlkarma8446
      @xlkarma8446 Рік тому +5

      @@lancashirebob3 a quick google search will tell you otherwise

    • @lancashirebob3
      @lancashirebob3 Рік тому +112

      @@xlkarma8446 I don't need a fake news Google search. I have been following the guys career for a long time.

    • @xlkarma8446
      @xlkarma8446 Рік тому +6

      @@lancashirebob3 you’re not educated

  • @janetmayer3562
    @janetmayer3562 Рік тому +777

    This man has such real compassion for people. Much more so than the so called doctors who are butchering both the minds and bodies of children. I hope someone is watching this who needs to hear Dr. Peterson's explanation.

    • @valenciasanchez93
      @valenciasanchez93 Рік тому +14

      It’s just a big experiment at the expense of children’s confusion.

    • @klmegm197682
      @klmegm197682 Рік тому +4

      Well stated!

    • @treasuretrovel3816
      @treasuretrovel3816 Рік тому

      yt and other social media platforms have been censoring Jordan Peterson over the last 5 years and other experts in the field of psychiatry and psychology because they were speaking the truth. There is a faction that wants to promote the myth that children should be transitioned. The main stream media and social media were also censoring detransitioners from being able to tell their story. This only changed recently when elon bought twitter. Finally the majority is fighting back and demanding the truth so now we can hear Chloe and thousands of others. This is the same level of censorship that occurred with the pandemic in which the actual scientific and medical experts in our country were made to go completely silent or lose their careers.

    • @ndakhotmail
      @ndakhotmail Рік тому +3

      ​@@valenciasanchez93Absolutely correct. These people are doing what the Nazis's did in the 1940‘s.

    • @valenciasanchez93
      @valenciasanchez93 Рік тому +3

      @@ndakhotmail oh yes!! I’ve made that point before!! We brought their researchers and experiments here to the US after the war. This is just a continuation of that

  • @kf8ht5
    @kf8ht5 8 місяців тому +53

    It's the fact that she has my EXACT story and I went most of my life being "androgynous" and "gender fluid" and feeling like I "should just be a boy" until I had my son. And it took me being pregnant and this all happening for it to make me realize I'm autistic, my son got diagnosed. And everything made sense. Gender and sexuality were always confusing to me as a kid until I saw all of this occurring and it made me realize it was just a lot of trauma and misunderstanding that women come in all shapes and sizes and i wasn't any less attractive for not being societies "ideal" as a young human. At 32 I'm happy as hell that I'm a woman and I've worked through most of my trauma. But like bigger people getting skinny, you kinda never forget the mentality you had and the realization about how you thought you were experiencing life versus what was actually happening. Being so literal when being autistic, we need someone to give further explanations. Or it's literally black and white and we just take that because we just want to not feel "weird" and just want to "fit in and be normal". I was not like most girls.. but that was okay. I wish someone had told me.. I hated myself for so so long.

  • @shughy1
    @shughy1 Рік тому +810

    Jordan's level of focus, attention, compassion and knowledge is incredible. The Ontario college of Psychology in Canada should be ashamed for how they are treating Jordan. He has helped millions of people around the world, mostly for free. The College is clearly unfit for purpose

    • @ImJustSayingLOL
      @ImJustSayingLOL Рік тому

      @@TrainWreck444 that's what he said you fool. Is reading hard for you ?

    • @lulubeukes2296
      @lulubeukes2296 Рік тому +1

      He might have helped many people, but he also spread a lot of misinformation and views that harm people. He might be a good psychologist by the book, but I genuinly don't think he's a good person.

    • @TheWhills
      @TheWhills Рік тому +20

      @Lulu Beukes May I ask why you think he's not a good person and what misinformation he spread? Not trying to spark an argument, but debate.

    • @shughy1
      @shughy1 Рік тому +28

      @@lulubeukes2296 rather than just slag him off with vague insults, how about naming what you disagreed with as you're playing the man not the ball.

    • @lulubeukes2296
      @lulubeukes2296 Рік тому +3

      @@TheWhills I think he overstates the harm trans people do, villifying them instead of trying to understand their arguements. From what I can see his actions aren't driven by compassion but rather a will to inforce a rigid world view and gain liking with other popular conservative personalities, like Ben Shapiro. I judge people on their intentions, and I don't believe his are in good faith.
      I also don't agree with his takes on systematic racism, but that's a bit longer of a discussion.

  • @edjarrett3164
    @edjarrett3164 Рік тому +839

    I have never had someone so clearly describe the development of adolescent kids. His video should be adopted as the standard in schools. I was stunned by the clarity of his understanding and explanation without judgment. That’s the type of information that people rarely see or are exposed to.

    • @cockoffgewgle4993
      @cockoffgewgle4993 Рік тому

      Much of it is very debatable and misandrist.
      The idea that women are more "vulnerable" sexually is ridiculous. They're more POWERFUL sexually. They have all the sexual power. Men develop the physical power, women develop the sexual power. And the "burden" of child birth has been completely vetoed by modern medicine, namely abortion and contraceptives (post-conception contraceptives in the case of women), and that burden has been passed onto men. Now it's boys and men who bear the risk from sex, as women hold all the reproductive power.
      Plus, if this is self-reported data he's using, it's very suspect. And then there's all the sociological factors. You can punch a boy and a girl in the face with the same force, the girl will report that it hurt her more.

    • @jacobking3211
      @jacobking3211 Рік тому +1

      Jesus said, "I tell you the truth no one will see the kingdom of God unless he is born again. I am the way the truth and the life, no one comes to the Father except through me." For God so loved the world that He give His only Son that whoever believes in Him will not perish but will have eternal life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world but to save the World through Him. For all have sinned and come short of the Glory of God. For the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord, and All who call upon the name of the Lord will be saved. " If you want to be sure of Heaven and avoid the other place below say the following prayer sincerely from your heart." Lord Jesus I repent and am sorry for my sins forgive me. I forgive all who have offended me. Come into my heart and save me. I accept you as my Lord and Saviour. Fill me with your Holy Spirit and baptise me with your Holy Spirit. Fulfill your plan and purpose in my life. "I recommend you read John's Gospel especially chapter 3.Gbu.John 3v3v22,John 14v6.

    • @0422Juls
      @0422Juls Рік тому

      I agree! I loved the easy-to-understand explanation of human development. It was taken from a clearly unbiased scientific view and presented in a way I've never seen done so well. I think this information is very important for people to view with an open mind though, considering the topic has a lot of bad information swirled around it... it can (unfortunately) sometimes fog up people's interpretation of what's going on and what's actually being said.

  • @KingSkrap
    @KingSkrap Рік тому +3674

    I like how Peterson explains puberty perfectly when the schools litterly teach you nothing

    • @luisgchow
      @luisgchow Рік тому +115

      Exactly. School teaches us nothing about hormones or puberty. To that point, the schools completely avoid this topic

    • @tthbro
      @tthbro Рік тому +16

      ​@@luisgchow u were in school like 1940?

    • @davidcardinal3654
      @davidcardinal3654 Рік тому +11

      @@luisgchow lol I remember sex ed. you might have been in school in the 40s and it was a forbidden topic

    • @desertedenblooms
      @desertedenblooms Рік тому

      schools are center of indoctinations they are no longer there to teach...they have not for a while, seeing the amount of illiteracy , stupidness, lack of understanding, narcissistic, no national pride these the youth and young adults exhibit.

    • @yessir8089
      @yessir8089 Рік тому +49

      Yes, they should at least teach you how to write "literally" properly !! (Just joking, friend)

  • @strawberry-vl8ki
    @strawberry-vl8ki 9 місяців тому +29

    my child is 13 and going through puberty. She hates it, hair growing in areas they didnt before, wearing bralets, she dreaded her monthly period coz its annoying and uncomfortable, sometimes painful, she's become very emotional. I talked to my kid (couple times), told her my experience of puberty growing up, reassured her that what she's going through is perfectly normal, and that mama's always here and she can always talk to me about anything, and that how and what she's feeling is valid and she has all the right to feel that way.

  • @jdshuda30
    @jdshuda30 Рік тому +444

    As a physician with 5 children of my own, the eldest on the cusp of pubescence, this sort of conversation is EXACTLY what children transitioning into early adulthood need. It's honest, captivating, understandable, and it wastes no time with political or societal motives. Thank you to Dr. Peterson, and to Chloe for her honesty and courage.

    • @shutup6731
      @shutup6731 Рік тому +4

      If I would have known this as a young girl growing through puberty, so much more would have made sense to me.

    • @johnnybird5466
      @johnnybird5466 Рік тому

      As if dr.Peterson doesn’t have political motives though.

    • @astonish_injurer5598
      @astonish_injurer5598 Рік тому

      Honesty? Chloe was born as Cole Grefell. His mom wished he were a girl so she made him into one. He's a fraud-aka-the opposite of honest.

    • @alexisgs8800
      @alexisgs8800 Рік тому +2

      He's often against both the right and the left even though he's more conservative and has more to say against the woke/radical left. I don't believe he has political motives. He's motivated by what he perceives as being the truth.

    • @SteveHinrichs
      @SteveHinrichs Рік тому

      So, you as a doctor, how can you use your position in the medical field help spread the word? What Dr. Peterson and this lady is trying to tell the world needs everyone in the field of medical science supporting this message. I would say all doctors, no matter what field of study, needs to support this message. It should be an obligation. Too many people in the medical field fall short due to fear of political repercussions. Don’t be one of them.

  • @gtfg3800
    @gtfg3800 Рік тому +674

    I feel badly for Chloe but I'm glad she has shared her story. If those who pushed gender choice spent their time pushing self love & self acceptance, we wouldn't be in this mess now. Adolescence has always been a time of stress throughout man's history. Dr. Peterson knows his stuff and every adult & teen needs to listen to this material. Love & support your child as they grow. STOP allowing money hungry doctors to destroy the children you love !

    • @Noname-ew9js
      @Noname-ew9js Рік тому +8

      We all have various sides to our personality. We must love All of ourselves.we were taught in college we must integrate to be at peace with ourselves. Woke was called a split psyche in those days. What happened to all that?

    • @rodrigodejesusoliveira8535
      @rodrigodejesusoliveira8535 Рік тому

      Self love is only regarded for the morbid obese unfortunately nowadays

    • @darkshadowsx5949
      @darkshadowsx5949 10 місяців тому

      I really hope this gender dysphoria delirium fad goes away.
      if it grows rampantly humanity will go extinct. all our effort we put in to improve society and living conditions since the stone age will be wasted.
      everything we done and everyone who died to protect society would have been in vain.

  • @perfectpeace352
    @perfectpeace352 Рік тому +729

    So sad because everything she explains about what she went through is what almost every girl has gone through in life...

    • @fuandyourmom
      @fuandyourmom Рік тому

      I feel like he talks a lot and interrupt her or him

    • @theSpian1
      @theSpian1 Рік тому +49

      @@fuandyourmom She's always been a her.
      And she has de-transitioned, so her "preferred pronoun" (whatever this means) is her.

    • @taramay8174
      @taramay8174 Рік тому +44

      How could the parents even allow this is what makes me sick

    • @c.kainoabugado7935
      @c.kainoabugado7935 Рік тому +31

      Very sad and unfortunate. Yet at the same time, her story is now a public example for others to learn from. It's great she consented to us seeing this.

    • @c.kainoabugado7935
      @c.kainoabugado7935 Рік тому

      @DezertFox you're right. This culture's Evil cultural Practices needs to be put to a stop and cultivate all people in a natural loving way.
      This way is wrecking young bodies and minds for profit, making them into scientific experiments because of their unnatural methods.

  • @cherrysourmusic751
    @cherrysourmusic751 8 місяців тому +8

    All kids who are about to transition should watch this video first...

  • @bari2883
    @bari2883 Рік тому +1476

    I’m a 52 yr old female and this is the first time I’ve understood when I started puberty I felt such shame and guilt , growing into a woman.
    This intelligent man shouldn’t be at risk of losing his licence, he should be idolised for the clever man he is.

    • @OmerDrifts
      @OmerDrifts Рік тому +43

      We men are supporting and learning from this king everyday 💪

    • @naelyneurkopfen9741
      @naelyneurkopfen9741 Рік тому +15

      I will never understand shame, guilt, whatever surrounding puberty. I couldn't wait! I wanted it all.

    • @childofGod1067
      @childofGod1067 Рік тому +31

      They devil can take his licence and so on, but the gift of God (his intellectual) can never be take, and many will benefit from it.

    • @OmerDrifts
      @OmerDrifts Рік тому +30

      @@childofGod1067 man i agree with you, as a Muslim boy, i think the lives this guy has saved he is earning himself a spot in heaven 😭

    • @xena6894
      @xena6894 Рік тому +13

      @@OmerDrifts Agree , as a christian

  • @susanb5259
    @susanb5259 Рік тому +182

    This breaks my heart… when did parents stop protecting their children. 😢

    • @firstnamelastname6717
      @firstnamelastname6717 Рік тому +8

      This is what happens when you’re married to your kid

    • @jasonpatchett2251
      @jasonpatchett2251 Рік тому

      When we let the left infiltrate our institutions where ultimately, the state took charge of us all. That's its raison d'etre.

    • @maximusprime3459
      @maximusprime3459 Рік тому +7

      The moment they caved and catered to whatever the kid says they want.

    • @Crucial_End
      @Crucial_End Рік тому +7

      In some cases the state moves in and prevents parents from interferring. Its quite horrific.

    • @annat6249
      @annat6249 Рік тому +3

      Unfortunately, being smart and loving is not a requirement to be parents. People make babies all the time with very little effort. Some parents are into the trans movements. My son at 3 year old hate orange. Following year, he love orange. Kids should never make permanent body changing decisions! Let them mature and then make decisions to avoid regrets later on.

  • @johnnycrinkle
    @johnnycrinkle Рік тому +396

    The "professionals" that allowed this confused child (no offence intended) to embark upon such a horrifically missguided and permanently damaging endeavor should NEVER be able to work in the health sector, In any capacity, EVER AGAIN.
    Criminally negligent, the lot of them!.
    Thank you to this brave young lady for sharing her story, hopefully it finds it's way to vulnerable young ears that need to hear it the most.
    Brilliant content as standard JP 👍

    • @poetmaggie1
      @poetmaggie1 Рік тому +1

      Right now we are all victims of the medical and the Authorities, this last couple of years, Where they can they are sterilizing everyone they can. So one thinks they know what only God know. They have decided the earth needs fewer people, they are blaming all kinds of things that they themselves are causing.

    • @gardengnome3249
      @gardengnome3249 Рік тому +24

      The Ontario board of psychologists want to re-educte Dr Peterson over his words used on social media but nothing is said about the doctor that misdiagnosed this poor girl.
      What is happening?
      Does she have any recourse through the courts?

    • @freespirit0788
      @freespirit0788 Рік тому

      the doctors bend to the woke crowd, if they dont they might lose their job..
      so dont blame the doctors, blame the woke crowd, and the people that listen to them

    • @VintageCardinal
      @VintageCardinal Рік тому +13

      @@gardengnome3249 They want to "re-educate" him b/c they know he speaks the truth and he ruins their endgame (normalizing p3 d0h feel eea)

    • @iwersonsch5131
      @iwersonsch5131 Рік тому

      Trans surgery below 18 should simply not be a thing. This woman was able to access the actually committal part of transition way earlier in life than the left wants. And now people like JBP are trying to use this person, who mind you knew to detransition before reaching adulthood! Who would not have been railroaded into surgery at 18! to fearmonger about puberty blockers.

  • @tommim4353
    @tommim4353 9 місяців тому +22

    thanks to both, especially HER for speaking on her experiences

  • @feger481
    @feger481 Рік тому +1234

    I want to express my greatest of admiration and respect for her, to have the courage to participate in this very personal interview. I'm sure everyone here has nothing but sympathy and encouragement for her, in hopes that someday she will develop a peaceful and content state of mind.

    • @maverickg1740
      @maverickg1740 Рік тому +5

      Him.

    • @Berserk0653
      @Berserk0653 Рік тому +1

      Agreed. I only question your use of commas, likely in place of an ellipsis.

    • @alexprice3747
      @alexprice3747 Рік тому +27

      Not only is she courageous, but she is also incredibly clear-minded and self-aware. She sounds very mature and logical in her explanations. Had one competent professional taken the time to tell her the things JP is telling her here, the outcomes could have easily been less devastating.

    • @halla1548
      @halla1548 Рік тому

      @@maverickg1740 this is a girl that was born a girl and attempted to transition to male through the means described and is now transitioning back to female. She is a female.

    • @desertedenblooms
      @desertedenblooms Рік тому +8

      @@alexprice3747 She is highly intelligent...I keep seeing these virtues you described in other people going through the same or similar experiences and Im beging to see a pattern. Its almost like the establishment doest want intelligent, clear, deep thinking people to reproduce or be happy contributing members of society.

  • @carriebailey4455
    @carriebailey4455 Рік тому +432

    She's a beautiful soul and so brave for sharing her experiences during this complex time.

  • @emilyphilpott5984
    @emilyphilpott5984 Рік тому +386

    As a woman engineer on the spectrum who has suffered from severe suicidal depression for many many years, I appreciate hearing this very much.

    • @0422Juls
      @0422Juls Рік тому +18

      You are a wonderful human being for also sharing this part of yourself :) Know that there are people who have made it to this video and have scrolled down to your lovely comment who will feel as though they aren't alone as well.

    • @SneedEmFeedEm292
      @SneedEmFeedEm292 Рік тому +9

      you are loved and even though I don't know you I will be praying for you and hope you get through this dark time. I am going through something similar myself and recently quit my first real engineering job. I think given enough time even the worst shit can change.

    • @aalainalarcon
      @aalainalarcon Рік тому

      Show them fanta-autistic tiddies🎉🥵

    • @ishqnoor
      @ishqnoor Рік тому +4

      Thank you for sharing and being vulnerable. I'm happy you got some relief from his explanation. I am sure you are infinitely loved and I pray you will live a long, healthy, joyful life 🙏

    • @susannabonke8552
      @susannabonke8552 Рік тому +5

      You are here for a reason. So sorry you suffered that much. High career jobs are dangerous sometimes. Please be kind to yourself. 😢

  • @JewishKeto
    @JewishKeto 3 місяці тому +12

    Great interview! I’m a male to female back to male detransitioner and yea we all share so many of the same things in common… we want to avoid our pain that mase us hate who we’re were. I was lonely… I felt so bad about myself found “love” from transition but it wasn’t genuine but I now do love myself and back to living life as the man I have always been.

    • @kellyterrat4368
      @kellyterrat4368 2 місяці тому

      🫂

    • @MemphisBrown-wy9es
      @MemphisBrown-wy9es 21 день тому

      well done and congratulations for getting through such a time in your life❤

    • @nickthompson1812
      @nickthompson1812 18 днів тому

      At the end of the day, is it an identity crisis? A confidence thing? When you say you felt bad about yourself, what exactly is this “bad?”

  • @joshuabriggs7114
    @joshuabriggs7114 Рік тому +510

    My heart goes out to this beautiful, intelligent young woman who was betrayed by those who should have protected and nurtured her! I pray she finds peace and self acceptance.

    • @genodedemon5109
      @genodedemon5109 Рік тому +9

      Damn....I feel bad for her. Does she look more masculine because she de-transitioned? I'm honestly confused.

    • @rayriley4020
      @rayriley4020 Рік тому +17

      I am guy and I see a beautiful young lady ......

    • @caffieneaddict8716
      @caffieneaddict8716 Рік тому +13

      @@genodedemon5109 I assume she has a more masculine look because of hormone blockers being mentioned, and she had a double mastectomy. I forgot if she took testosterone, however, listening to her voice, it seems like she may have taken testosterone. All that can shift the body to seem more masculine. And she stated that she already had broader shoulders.

    • @Crypto_369_Trader
      @Crypto_369_Trader Рік тому +1

      he is a man

    • @redtobertshateshandles
      @redtobertshateshandles Рік тому

      @@Crypto_369_Trader they are a person. I wouldn't advertise as 50% potential asshole and 50% potential asshole. 100% potential asshole.

  • @gamerelated3887
    @gamerelated3887 Рік тому +1375

    I'm so impressed with how brave this young lady is, going on public record discussing such a deeply personal thing in hopes of helping someone else. What a selfless act! You're an amazing woman! I have so much respect for you!

    • @MrRdh567
      @MrRdh567 Рік тому +14

      I agree!

    • @raymo6795
      @raymo6795 Рік тому

      I agree,,, but she is probably doing what her lawyers told her to do, I hope she sues the hell out of these mad scientists that think they can usurp Mother Nature, and turn a girl into a boy. IT CAN NOT BE DONE!! You simply can not outwit God

    • @darkracer1252
      @darkracer1252 Рік тому +13

      young lad

    • @TP-nx7uf
      @TP-nx7uf Рік тому +6

      It´s a very sensitive topic. I am amazed she was so well-spoken and collected despite being so young.

    • @raymo6795
      @raymo6795 Рік тому +21

      @@TP-nx7uf Yeah, she has really been through it. She can probably never live a normal life, she is too damaged, but I do hope that all the “ Dr Moreau “and “Dr Frankensteins” that did all this to her pay dearly. I believe the only reason all this gender bending is getting traction is because it is highly profitable for the medical community. When it becomes a financial liability, we may see things return to normal.

  • @bigmaryhelen
    @bigmaryhelen Рік тому +296

    This video should be shown in all schools as part of biology and sexual education. It is a travesty that the mental effects of puberty aren't taught to children going through puberty, and it's more needed than ever. How brave this young woman is in stepping forward to help young girls going through this themselves.

    • @anitaharris9095
      @anitaharris9095 Рік тому +3

      They are not going to show this or anything like this is school, as much as they should, because it goes against what they want the children to learn and believe.

    • @brendas.3470
      @brendas.3470 Рік тому +3

      On the contrary, in Ontario, Canada where I live, the Ontario school boards are (or want to start) instructing Ontario school staff (and encourage the other students) to hide a young trans (aka 'gender variant') student's preferred gender, his/her new chosen name and his/her chosen pronouns from this student's parents, supposedly to provide a 'safe space' at school for the child to 'live his/her true self' while supposedly protecting the child from possible parental violence upon hearing of their child's decision to transition. I would love to hear Dr. Jorden Peterson's response to this new development in Ontario schools and to hear what the effects he would expect to see develop in a child who is encouraged by the teachers and guidance counsellor to lead a double life as he/she lies to and deceives his/her parents at home. I would think that would vastly increase the child's feelings of depression, anxiety, guilt and possible suicidal thoughts.

    • @Btx931
      @Btx931 Рік тому +2

      They need to update it with the new stats which say trans kids have higher suicide rates (the only difference in problems with self modulation being the struggle of being trans) and despite the belief that the earth is being invaded by ship loads of trans people and taking over the schools, less than 1% of kids identify as trans with 1% of those kids regretting transition. That said, kids shouldn’t be getting surgeries until they are 18.

    • @JustBuyTheWaywardsRealms
      @JustBuyTheWaywardsRealms Рік тому

      that's strange i never felt the effect of puberty(i'm a men maybe it's less stronger for men)

    • @bigmaryhelen
      @bigmaryhelen Рік тому

      @@JustBuyTheWaywardsRealms It's impossible you didn't feel the effects. Your brain chemistry changes. And, yes, as Jordan said in the video, it is worse for girls.

  • @boragjebrea7776
    @boragjebrea7776 6 місяців тому +5

    I really appreciate this woman sharing and expressing her experience for the public, and it’s so wonderful to see all the support in the comments. It’s beautiful. As a trans man myself, I only hope this very specific case of de-transitioning is not used as a tactic to inhibit many older youth to get what they need as a person who is trans in this society. It is really hard to live in this world with that title placed on you, not because it’s wrong or perverted, but because of the opinions people hold about trans youth AND adults trying to live their lives. It may seem as if this is all new, but this experience has been around for centuries through indigenous tribes, religious practices, and old societies incorporating and accepting those who do not fit into the sexual roles of a biological male or female. These things need to be talked about, those who de-transition, but please accept the existence of people that do experience dysphoria and go through that mental strife. Thank you for reading! Knowledge is power and all voices deserve to be heard, even if I disagree with some.

  • @Dawn2Dusk23
    @Dawn2Dusk23 Рік тому +430

    She's so brave, and my heart broke for her. Dr. Peterson is absolutely phenomenal. The empathy in his eyes is so moving.

    • @Layarion
      @Layarion Рік тому

      and the real "brave" for standing up to a Left bend on revenge and hell. not that "stunning and brave" bullshit from just fitting in with your peers.

    • @bmw328igearhead
      @bmw328igearhead Рік тому

      He.... not she... medically a HE, and will always be.

    • @snead3767
      @snead3767 Рік тому

      You misspelled pathetic. Imagine making a terrible decision (because no one forced them to do this) and blaming everyone but yourself. Maybe they are a woman, to have this huge lack of accountability.

    • @inanothertime5227
      @inanothertime5227 Рік тому +2

      @@snead3767 my guy...did you watch the video at all? Dr peterson understands this clearly.

  • @adawg3032
    @adawg3032 Рік тому +717

    Every young person feeling body dysmorphia needs to see this. This should be required to be shown to students in every school

    • @MrRexquando
      @MrRexquando Рік тому

      Instead of the sex education they are pushing to K-3 this would be much more beneficial.

    • @robjack2804
      @robjack2804 Рік тому +6

      Agreed 100% Unfortunately, a lot of education establishments would not even countenance JP as he has been painted to be far right. Irony being THEY are far LEFT. Great silencing technique.

    • @AyeliaGDoren
      @AyeliaGDoren Рік тому +5

      Honestly they should all be shown this as a part of their sex education. Like a lot of what they're dumping into the body dysmorphia bucket is the general tension teenage girls feel around their bodies as we go through puberty showing it as a matter of course would just help all the children.
      I do wish he'd mentioned the sexual harassment female children deal with when puberty starts because that shit is terrifying when you're a child.

    • @atinyvoice7861
      @atinyvoice7861 Рік тому +7

      In Japan there are many beautiful bathing areas in spas. Almost all have a rule of no tattoos allowed. If you show up, and you have tattoos, you can’t just say, “my fluid body expression has no tattoos, so you have to let me in or you’re “body expression phobic.””
      No, you have tattoos. They have a boundary regarding that.
      But now you say “but there’s lots of people like me, a community, and our community has a abnormally high suicide & self harm rate & if you don’t respect our body fluid expression and let us do whatever we say we want, we have an abnormally high suicide & self harm rate.”
      Implying, but not specifically saying, that if you don’t just allow us to “do whatever we say we want” people will kill themselves, hurt themselves and it will be, at least a little, your fault.
      Unless you let this individual specifically or anyone in their group collectively “do whatever they say we want”, you are causing their harm & deaths.
      Oh, and you can’t question us, or we will say you are “phobic” which is now the worst thing in the world to be, so that should end any discussion and hopefully convince everyone that they should & must be submissive to “whatever we say we want”. Oh & also change all the rules & boundaries & schools & governments & everything to support us, and only us, 100%.
      Do what we say or people will die.
      Sounds like a hostage situation to me.
      (!??!? What’s happening ??!!?)

    • @NSixtyFour
      @NSixtyFour Рік тому +1

      Follow the money. . .

  • @wcooman1694
    @wcooman1694 Рік тому +344

    It is truly amazing what one can learn once the political agenda is removed. Thanks Dr. Peterson & Miss Chloe for sharing.

  • @roybatty-
    @roybatty- 7 місяців тому +12

    "Just back the hell off." That is the most powerful approach to your health in general.

  • @kalanuarte683
    @kalanuarte683 Рік тому +180

    This poor girl is so nervous, just watch her hands. She is so brave, and doing this to help other children and parents that are confused. She needs an award for her honesty! Thank Dr Peterson for having her on, we applaud her and you for bringing this into the light.

    • @blatherskite9601
      @blatherskite9601 Рік тому +2

      Must have been very stressful for her to explain all her problems to a camera, or even a stranger such as JP.

    • @cooliipie
      @cooliipie Рік тому +6

      I'm not being disrespectful but that's not a girl.

    • @Sa_m-sam
      @Sa_m-sam Рік тому

      @@cooliipiei was so confused… I didn’t know what that person was. Thank you for the clarification

    • @farukhadzihasanovic6943
      @farukhadzihasanovic6943 Рік тому +5

      @@Sa_m-sam I think it is a biological female transitioned into male, then detrans back to female. (Had double mastectomy)

    • @zxwoodzy
      @zxwoodzy Рік тому +2

      @@farukhadzihasanovic6943Oh wow. i did not think that. What a terrible process to go through :(

  • @MommaARA
    @MommaARA Рік тому +341

    As a mom who raised daughters through puberty, I can confirm that adolescents going through puberty will experience a wide range of curiosities and emotions. They do not know who or what they are. They have no idea what their preferences are BEFORE they experience anything. Leaving them be mentally and letting them ask questions was the best choice. Both of my girls thought they might be gay or bi simply because the other malformed teenage boys around them weren't interested. Has nothing to do with it. Children transitioning to adulthood do not know how to act or think like developed adults. I never told them no. I never told them they were bad, wrong, or gross. Both have grown out of it.

    • @Alias3141
      @Alias3141 9 місяців тому +21

      My armchair opinion is that this is the consequence of raising a weak willed society where nobody wants to hurt anyone's feelings. Parents do not want to hurt their kids feelings and so accept their confused feelings as truth rather than make them and themselves uncomfortable by guiding them through the confusion as they are meant to. Strong willed parents are seen as controlling, evil, and backwards to those who don't have the fortitude to guide the next generation properly. And our society gets to the point it is at today.

    • @Arlo-y1q
      @Arlo-y1q 9 місяців тому +5

      My mom is just like you and I grew out of it,honestly being a teenager is all about identity and exploring it on your own teaches you so much I'm 16 now and no longer "trans" I'm grateful to my mom for not judging me while I was going through it because it could've affected me mentally being a 13 year old that knew nothing but I can tell she's proud to see me growing and finding myself, she's the best

    • @englishatheart
      @englishatheart 8 місяців тому +6

      That's simply not true for everyone, so please don't generalize. I have always known who and what I am. I grew up with boy cousins as I was an only child and the only girl amongst those in my "family" I actually knew and spent time with. I still prefer guy friends over females because we usually vibe better. I never liked dolls, didn't like dresses for the longest time, I didn't/don't like makeup, high heels, or dolls. I still never once thought I was a boy and I have always known I was straight from the moment I started school and was around boys I wasn't related to. You don't have to experience things in order to know if you feel drawn to or repelled by them.

    • @MommaARA
      @MommaARA 8 місяців тому +7

      @@englishatheart When it comes to sexual preference Yes it is psychologically proven you need to experience these things and the emotions attached to them to know whom you prefer. This is why sexual abuse at a young age can drastically change the way a person views who is safe through attraction. This is not the same as liking or disliking inanimate objects like dolls or trucks. This the very basis of how we interact with the same and opposite sex in regards to trust, attraction, love, relationships, children, and a whole host of subconscious expectations that were shaped by.....Experiences. Even as a baby the brain is absorbing information and storing it for later use. As the brain grows so does the capacity to hold information and utilize it. Prefacing your argument with "not everyone" and "don't generalize" shows you are not actually thinking about the topic more than replying to correct.

    • @sandradube4456
      @sandradube4456 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@MommaARAas a clinical psychologist I can tell you there is no such theory in psychology.

  • @Test-uj6nh
    @Test-uj6nh Рік тому +347

    How can the Canadian board of Psychologists want to de register this great man? Shame on them.

    • @peterpadazopoulos2954
      @peterpadazopoulos2954 Рік тому +34

      The only ones that should be re educated IS THE BOARD

    • @williamhutchinson7
      @williamhutchinson7 Рік тому +41

      They will try because they are afraid of him, he is one they can never control

    • @LeelooMinai
      @LeelooMinai Рік тому

      It's because they are not naive like the target audience of Peterson - they are not going to let the first charlatan around the corner to manipulate them this easily. With an average person it's easy: just take some exceptional case, agree on the script with them, suggest this is a normal outcome and try to demonize all transgender people and all of the professionals that try to help them, and it will work, people will eat this kind of taboid-level nonsense gladly, thinking they are on the right side of the issue, little effort, instant gratification, ignorance is a bliss... but that board is not average people...

    • @Yewbzee
      @Yewbzee Рік тому

      Trying to silence and cancel people is the left's main weapon.

    • @yuvalgal-shahaf2782
      @yuvalgal-shahaf2782 Рік тому

      How? I guess because of the biased , unethical videos like this who can not be more further from the truth, lack scientific standards, and increase ignorance and stigmatisation against very weak and suffering population

  • @lajuanaraye
    @lajuanaraye 8 місяців тому +7

    I wish someone would do a study on the effect of ingesting hormones for 3 generations. This is the generation whose parents consumed a huge amount of hormones while pregnant. Immediately upon birth there are hormones in their formula. Almost everything they ingest as a baby, toddler, child and young adult is filled with hormones.
    How do we not make this connection? These kids had more hormones by the time they were 5 than a person normally gets in a lifetime. Progesterone, testosterone, estrogen, etc......all in their food for their whole childhood.
    How is that not at least considered to be the cause of gender dysphoria?

  • @veronicamonell7263
    @veronicamonell7263 Рік тому +227

    I grew up as a SUPER tomboy. As a 30 year old woman I’m extremely feminine. I could see how social media could have had an impact on the transition to begin with. Hope you’re doing well now❤

    • @ecyaj1289
      @ecyaj1289 9 місяців тому

      You don't look feminine at all

    • @CramcrumBrewbringer
      @CramcrumBrewbringer 9 місяців тому +1

      @@ecyaj1289Yeah she does

    • @ecyaj1289
      @ecyaj1289 9 місяців тому

      @@CramcrumBrewbringer you see her face that looks like 🗿

    • @SayMyNameAgain
      @SayMyNameAgain 9 місяців тому

      ​@ecyaj1289 You look like a child. Keep out of adult conversations, you clearly lack maturity.

  • @apm9507
    @apm9507 Рік тому +464

    Start suing doctors and political figures.

    • @iwersonsch5131
      @iwersonsch5131 Рік тому

      Ah yes, the political figures who want trans people to get surgery AT FIFTEEN. As if that's an actual political position and not some rogue doctor going against the course of the political left.

    • @guimon78
      @guimon78 Рік тому

      @@glennverdeyen5685 for what?

    • @tweetlebugzz
      @tweetlebugzz Рік тому +9

      Yep! Sue the shit out of all of them!!!!!

    • @fbcpraise
      @fbcpraise Рік тому +19

      The clinic in London that performed 19,000 transitions on children is now closed and facing a class-action lawsuit brought by 1000 of their “patients.” Here’s hoping this catches on in America. I will give money to that cause.

    • @jean-philippe-devise
      @jean-philippe-devise Рік тому +2

      Good idea.

  • @sjkborn81
    @sjkborn81 Рік тому +485

    I have 3 daughters. I have found that talking to them before puberty and before they get their period helped a lot for them to understand what was about to happen. My wife and I both spoke with them about it so it helped them to feel comfortable with coming to Dad. I'm not an ignorant guy and I'm not a guy who is afraid or grossed out by a woman's coming of age. They have come into their womanhood with no fear or awkwardness because we were always there for them

    • @blessedblessed5018
      @blessedblessed5018 Рік тому

      Can I ask you a ??

    • @sjkborn81
      @sjkborn81 Рік тому +1

      @@blessedblessed5018 sure

    • @cherylp.3347
      @cherylp.3347 Рік тому +14

      Great supportive dad.

    • @krisess7997
      @krisess7997 Рік тому +2

      That’s super weird for you to be doing that part instead of the mom, the woman doing that

    • @sjkborn81
      @sjkborn81 Рік тому +84

      @Kris Ess My wife and I both do it. I do nothing to make it "weird". There is also nothing "weird" about a man knowing how a woman's body works. There's lots of men out there called doctors, specifically called gynecologist. Idk maybe you've heard of them.

  • @jimbo9313
    @jimbo9313 8 місяців тому +32

    Teen life is hard. I’m 30 and when I think about those times I’m glad it’s over.

    • @KathyDeroche
      @KathyDeroche 3 місяці тому +1

      Still extremely difficult at 40

    • @KathyDeroche
      @KathyDeroche 3 місяці тому

      And my parents made me a Ritalin/Adderall/Dexedrine kid at 8 years old

    • @KathyDeroche
      @KathyDeroche 3 місяці тому

      And still can't put together no matter what the link to that in my past and present drug abuse

  • @Faramous
    @Faramous 9 місяців тому +77

    The courage it must take for this lady to come on and talk about this is amazing. Respect.

  • @jx2134
    @jx2134 Рік тому +350

    What dr. Jordan patiently explains about a woman's negative emotions related to puberty has given me a sort of catharsis that no woke feminist agenda ever could. I could almost cry from hearing him. I could finally understand a part of myself that society had been overlooking and trying to smother with indifference. He is doing God's work for women and young girls out there and i cannot thank him enough for giving me this clarity on why i always felt that i lost a part of myself when i hit puberty. Thank you really.

    • @missmorla1339
      @missmorla1339 Рік тому +2

      Here's your deitys work he does not want coming into his churches: People with blemishes, blind people, the lame, those with flat noses, dwarves, people with scurvy, people with bad eyes, people with bad skin, and those that "hath their stones broken." Given that your deity is technically responsible for giving people all of these afflictions in the first place, this is an enormous dick move. (Leviticus 21:17-24)

    • @rebekahwebster3104
      @rebekahwebster3104 Рік тому +11

      You are pulling that verse without any context. That was a part of the law God gave the Israelites for which we can see several purposes, not just that of ordering their actions to righteousness. It was also to impart to them how incredibly holy God is and how set apart they must be for their sin to not cause them to die in the presence of the holy God. Since then, Jesus came to fulfill that law, so that through repentance and trust in Jesus (who He said He is and what He did in laying down His life for us on the cross), we are cleansed of our sin and brought into restored relationship with God with the hope of eternity with God rather than without Him in hell.

    • @missmorla1339
      @missmorla1339 Рік тому

      @@rebekahwebster3104 Tell me in what context is it EVER okay to slaughter sweet innocent infants and babies?
      So which is it? The sub-deity whom is immortal and supposedly coming back for round two "died but can't die" for a punishment he deemed you to be in the first place?
      You live your entire life only hoping to die to live??
      There are so many contradictions... Its astounding! Reading comprehension is so lacking in academia and your morals are fucking scary! What kind of being justifies the slaughtering sweet innocent infants and babies????

    • @rebekahwebster3104
      @rebekahwebster3104 Рік тому

      @@missmorla1339 in which verse does God ever say killing babies is good?

    • @missmorla1339
      @missmorla1339 Рік тому

      @@rebekahwebster3104
      Hosea 13:16 bashing babies against rocks ripping open pregnant women,
      1 Samuel 15:3 demanded the slaughtering every person including infants and children,
      Jeremiah 31:15 woman morning the death of her children and your deity is a heartless asshole to her,
      Matthew 2:16-18 he gave orders to kill all the boys in Bethlehem and its vicinity who were two years old and under, ,
      2 Samuel 12 the child also who is born to you shall surely die.” ,
      2 Kings 2:23-24 your deity sent two bears came out of the woods and mauled forty-two of the boys. ,
      Ex. 1:22 You must throw every son born to the Hebrews into the Nile ,
      Numbers 16:41-49 the killing of ALL first borns right down to kittens...
      Genesis 22:1-12 Abraham got off better than Jephthah, who had to follow through with murdering his daughter (burning her alive, specifically) in order to get on your deitys good side before battling the Ammonites.
      Numbers 16:1-49number of surviving Israelites were kind of pissed that Moses and your deity had killed so many of their fellow people to prove a point. your deity responded by killing another 14,700 of them with a plague. The complaints stopped.

  • @Francis0316
    @Francis0316 Рік тому +164

    This is what a strong woman looks like, so impressed with how brave she is. I am praying for this young lady.

    • @Kerastalise
      @Kerastalise Рік тому +32

      @Vaga Bond when bacteria from mars is smarter than you.

    • @exisfohdr3904
      @exisfohdr3904 Рік тому +5

      @Agent 22 🇳🇮 In the context that you used the word "bacteria," it is implied plural. You used the singular word "is." If you meant to use the word bacteria in a si(n)gular form, you should have said ,"When a bacteria from Mars is smarter than you." The word bacteria is used for both singular and plural. Therefore, you must use context words to indicate which form you are using. Notice I included the word "a" prior to the word bacteria. Those Martian bacteria are looking smarter and smarter with every post like yours I read.

    • @exisfohdr3904
      @exisfohdr3904 Рік тому

      This person is neither a girl or a boy. Through self elected medically assisted mutilation, this person have given up the ability to perform any procreational role of either sex.

    • @Kerastalise
      @Kerastalise Рік тому +16

      @@exisfohdr3904 I kinda don’t give a damn.

    • @Azraelseraphim
      @Azraelseraphim Рік тому

      Considering how badly her body has been poisoned by chemicals and mutilated by surgery I guess she is still a woman by Chromosome identifiers...

  • @JodyBruchon
    @JodyBruchon 8 днів тому +2

    Cutting off a minor's breasts outside of a life-threatening disease like cancer should be a prison sentence.

  • @jclay452
    @jclay452 Рік тому +178

    Thank you, Chloe for speaking about a deeply personal experience. I can’t imagine that it was easy for you to open up publicly about puberty and your struggles. I hope young girls hear your story and find peace and acceptance within themselves. I really wish I could wave a magic wand and give you back your perfectly healthy, functioning body. You deserve this and more. The doctors, teachers, and our government failed you and so many others. I’m so sorry 😞

  • @niemoikein4330
    @niemoikein4330 Рік тому +151

    I have big admiration for her going public with this interview and inform other girls who might have the same struggles she had. It is very strong of her to do so.

  • @scottbrechbiel2889
    @scottbrechbiel2889 Рік тому +215

    This man explains things in a way that would allow a man or woman going through puberty to understand they are normal and give them the facts to make a informed decision when they become an adult.

    • @FM19MONTH
      @FM19MONTH Рік тому +7

      This man is Dr. Jordon B Peterson. He is amazing and unlike no other!! He has as much compassion as he does intelligence.

    • @tankerd1847
      @tankerd1847 Рік тому +2

      I think a lot of it is a matter of parenting as well. Not only not affirming their delusions if they go down that route, but encouraging them and helping them to understand that these mental stresses are normal during puberty. We all have to live through that, and I feel like many parents are failing to be the beacon through the fog for their kids.
      Frankly? I don't think we should be telling anyone to get their body cut up and their hormones modified in this vain pursuit of being the other gender. Because when you look at adults that have gotten their bodies modified like that they are still depressed, and oftentimes even more so because they are both sterile and irreversibly altered. It doesn't help anything except in the most extreme cases.

    • @RhythmEmotions
      @RhythmEmotions Рік тому +2

      He is the only guy who can speak to all age groups at once and everyone would understand lol

  • @genevieve1963
    @genevieve1963 3 місяці тому +3

    My heart is sending so much support and love your way. Puberty is such a confusing time, I know it was for me. I wish you peace and healing.

  • @jdcharlie
    @jdcharlie Рік тому +184

    Absolutely relateable. Growing up, I was shamed by boys that I didn't have breast. This guy legit threw it as an insult to me that I didn't have breast and all his friends around him laughed and I felt humiliated. When my breasts and hips started coming in, I was also embarrassed for it. I remember hitting my hips regularly to 'make them go down' imagine all these up and down. Desperate to develop, desperate not to develop. It was exhausting.

    • @pyroman6000
      @pyroman6000 Рік тому

      Teenagers are dicks... i was the fat socially awkward kid that tried too hard, so i know just what you mean. Eventually everyone grows up. Most have the grace to be mortified by how they sometimes behaved, and the junk that fell out of their mouths.
      Im concerned with this newest generation, who've been exposed to, and programmed by, all this emotional manipulation and politicization their entire lives. When they eventually grow up, the WTF was I thinking? Bill is going to be very steep... worse, some may never get that far.

    • @pyroman6000
      @pyroman6000 Рік тому

      Teenagers are dicks... i was the fat socially awkward kid that tried too hard, so i know just what you mean. Eventually everyone grows up. Most have the grace to be mortified by how they sometimes behaved, and the junk that fell out of their mouths.
      Im concerned with this newest generation, who've been exposed to, and programmed by, all this emotional manipulation and politicization their entire lives. When they eventually grow up, the WTF was I thinking? Bill is going to be very steep... worse, some may never get that far.

  • @kayk6975
    @kayk6975 Рік тому +151

    I started becoming a tomboy at the age of 8. I am 25 now. From age 8 to 19 i would never have my hair down or wear any girly clothes. Now i do and i love it. Im happy my parents never mentioned a sex change and i also never even thought about it. Yes i always said i wish i was a boy but im blessed to be who i am without changing my gender.

    • @danconnolly2341
      @danconnolly2341 7 місяців тому +2

      When I was a kid in the 70's some girls were considered "tomboys" and would play sports with us on occasion and do their own tomboy thing. I think most of them probably look back and then look at this, and say "Thank God, there go I but for the grace of God". Some may have ended up preferring female companions and others found male companions I am sure... but they were allowed to grow up and make their own decisions. What happens today in some of these cases is purely evil and criminal.

    • @monaliza3334
      @monaliza3334 7 місяців тому +2

      I wanted to be a boy at the age of 13, at 16 I fell in love with a boy, and we got married later and had 4 children. My oldest daughter is 30, my youngest son is 5😊.

  • @kevinok4510
    @kevinok4510 Рік тому +120

    That women is brave for being able to tell something very personal in front of so many people

    • @mattdekker5693
      @mattdekker5693 Рік тому

      Especially now that the cult is going to revoke her club membership, paint her a bigot, and censor everything she says from now on.

  • @maureenjacqueline1857
    @maureenjacqueline1857 8 місяців тому +2

    I'm a Jamaican-Canadian teacher living and working in Kuwait. I just discovered your content and I'm very thankful for this information.

  • @insightinspiration9922
    @insightinspiration9922 Рік тому +203

    It’s really painful to hear how her emotional suffering was ignored as a child. People talked her into removing her breasts rather than listening to what she was feeling and reassuring her. At age 8 or 9, it’s very young for a child to go into puberty and it must have felt isolating to experience these physical and hormonal changes while the other girls were still playing with Barbie. When you start developing at such a young age you will be necessarily seen as strange not just by the other girls but also by their parents. No wonder she felt uncomfortable in her body … but how do we get from here to removing parts of her body? Puberty is not an easy undertaking and especially for girls as he explained there is a lot of added stress as they want to fit in and evaluate their value based on their physical attractiveness and how they fit in either the group. There are many many reasons why she may had a hard time communicating with other girls and settling into her femininity other than concluding that she should be a boy. Girls going through neglect or abuse at home for instance may feel uncomfortable with their femininity as it makes them more vulnerable, for the reasons he explained. If people talk about children in emotional distress, I ALWAYS want to know in what environment a child grows up and how it is treated at home!

    • @jayembee7067
      @jayembee7067 Рік тому +11

      Fortunately I had extremely supportive parents and lived in a different time than these poor kids when I hit puberty at 9. My mother had also been early as were my sisters. I still remember the early breast development and how uncomfortable they felt especially when involved with sports. One highlight though was I was able to help a fellow classmate who was crying in the toilets because she had just begun menstruation. I was able to reassure her she wasn’t dying, rather she was growing up and take her to a kind female teacher for help (rather than our male teacher). ❤️from Australia 🇦🇺.

    • @xluckycharmsx3
      @xluckycharmsx3 Рік тому +1

    • @ellielynn8219
      @ellielynn8219 Рік тому +2

      I was thinking this the whole time. Starting her period at 9 must have been so traumatic. I have a 9 year old and I can’t imagine what that would do to her because she’s still so young mentally. My heart goes out to Chloe and she is truly brave, coming forward like this and having these hard conversations, publicly. 💜

    • @rebeccajodhiwilliams182
      @rebeccajodhiwilliams182 Рік тому

      This might be an unpopular opinion but not helping girls feel comfortable wearing "feminine" clothing is damaging. I am talking from personal experience. I appreciate my parent's respect for my decision but it was incorrect thing to overly respect it.

    • @karoberts4139
      @karoberts4139 Рік тому

      Ñ

  • @miapdx503
    @miapdx503 Рік тому +513

    Anyone who would mutilate a minor deserves prison time.

    • @EarthsGeomancer
      @EarthsGeomancer 7 місяців тому +17

      Imagine all the doctors that perform circumcision.

    • @subliminalphish
      @subliminalphish 7 місяців тому +6

      I second that! 🤚🏼

    • @jiafei6833122
      @jiafei6833122 7 місяців тому

      @@EarthsGeomancer This is rather idiotic.
      Circumcision doesn't stop the penis from performing any of its intended function.

    • @Vintageshutters
      @Vintageshutters 7 місяців тому +12

      @@EarthsGeomancerapples and oranges

    • @MelHS-gr4lv
      @MelHS-gr4lv 6 місяців тому

      @@Vintageshutters JESUS CHRIST WHAT is with that ridiculous insanity WHAT in idiotic bs are you smoking with that. DO YOU EVEN UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION he was talking about YOU HAVE NO FRICKING IDEA WHAT you are talking about. Jesus Christ buddy GET A FRICKING CLUE ROFL :D

  • @alexispaquette7959
    @alexispaquette7959 Рік тому +130

    I haven’t seen the full-length interaction between these two, but it’s fascinating how even in this one short bit of it, she starts out stiff and uncomfortable and self-conscious and having to be brave and get through… Then when Peterson explains typical female puberty experience, her body language and facial expressions completely change. She almost blooms toward the camera like that’s where the sunlight is-like she’s being seen and heard for the first time. I wasn’t expecting such a transformation, because the amount of time Peterson spoke, in this clip, in relation to the amount of time he listened was skewed toward speaking and not listening. Apparently she needed to hear from him everything he was saying. Very moving, very interesting.

    • @shaishannahbennett8055
      @shaishannahbennett8055 Рік тому +3

      ua-cam.com/video/6O3MzPeomqs/v-deo.html I think this may be it.

    • @sendv10
      @sendv10 Рік тому +3

      If you watch every so cleverly yes he is talking way too much but he senses this is what she needs. And then when she talks it appears as if he is being dismissive and not listening and taking notes when in fact he is creating a safe space for the thoughts to flow without any power dynamic

  • @competiti22
    @competiti22 14 днів тому

    how BEAUTIFULLY this guy speaks, here are some great phrases
    "let me give you a little background, you tell me if anybody has ever told you this before"
    "there's a variety of explanations for that, but no one knows for certain and here's some of them"
    "i dont know how much of that was explained to you by your therapists"
    "everything that you experienced, although you may have experienced in an exaggerated manner for some of the reasons you laid out ..... is par for the course"
    "you said that you were on the spectrum and you had an easier time communicating with boys than with girls, so here's something to know about that"
    "just so you know that"
    "you're not as neurologically or practically mature, when you have to contend with all these issues"
    "i want to take that apart too for everyone who is listening"
    "thats another thing to know"
    "you may have been told this, but perhaps you weren't"
    Soooo eloquent. This guys clarity of thought AND expression is just amazing. Love listening to him talk. The subject doesnt even matter, but is always interesting anyway.

  • @breamcdade228
    @breamcdade228 Рік тому +231

    This man in the first 2 minutes has talked more than any mental health professional I’ve ever seen. I think I’m going to start listening to him as I’ve just come across the channel

    • @Monkeyman365fosho
      @Monkeyman365fosho Рік тому +5

      I recommend! Mr Peterson is not only very intelligent but also so sincere. And Big plus he differentiates between ideas and fact. The psych is interesting but if you ask me, it’s even cooler how brave he is for speaking against the liberal extremist and the modern worlds values and traditions.. or lack there of.
      By the way, he has a daughter who is also very thoughtful and insightful. You might like her, too.

    • @ivanaandric5703
      @ivanaandric5703 Рік тому +3

      That "man" is JORDAN PETERSON!! He's the most briliant and probably most famous man alive outside of Hollywood!

    • @Toastergod44
      @Toastergod44 Рік тому +2

      @@ivanaandric5703 bro, chill

    • @lesleyelalami2562
      @lesleyelalami2562 Рік тому +2

      You're in for a treat, he's the only person on the planet talking sense!! Enjoy. x

    • @chubbyninjagaming
      @chubbyninjagaming Рік тому

      yeah most "mental health personal's" suck...

  • @leaf6356
    @leaf6356 Рік тому +385

    oh my god, I literally want to cry. she sounds exactly like me and what I went through, the body dysmorphia and puberty not working like you thought it would really hit close to me. I feel like the only difference between her and I is that I never underwent surgery. wow. I'm so scared for future kids, not everything has to be labeled and medicated. I feel like a lot of us proud and confident women today were also tomboys when we were young and played in the dirt and looked for snakes, and we didn't have the internet to rope us into communities where people with undiagnosed mental illnesses collect and feed into each others' (I'm sorry, but) delusions.
    the internet can be poisonous to a growing mind. I know it had an effect on why I cut all my hair off and binded my chest for 2 years when I was 15. I was online way too much and let it influence me to believe I must've been trans because of the complicated body image issues I was dealing with. but the girl in this interview put it into words perfectly. I feel for her so much.

    • @sharedexperiences2773
      @sharedexperiences2773 Рік тому +22

      Yea I was very much a tomboy but it was a phase. I love being a women.

    • @leaf6356
      @leaf6356 Рік тому +7

      @@sharedexperiences2773 so do I, I can't imagine not having my body the way it is today. I would feel just like these detransitioners, depressed and alienated from my own body. 🥺

    • @azurephoenix9546
      @azurephoenix9546 Рік тому +12

      I mean, we and a huge issue of "doctors" deciding that just being a normal kid was ADD and ADHD and then about a decade later declaring that kids grow out of it when all these adults would be reevaluated and discover they weren't ADD or ADHD. Imo, I think that, even more than barbiturates and sedatives in the 60s and 70s, damaged the approach to mental health and the endless drive to label and medicate everything.
      If my kid has ADD and she'll grow out of it, then why would I toss amphetamines down her throat?
      When I asked her teacher and the school nurse this, what it basically came down to was that it makes their lives easier.
      Same goes for this. It's completely normal for kids to have these feelings of discomfort or uncertainty about their changing bodies and feelings and behaviors, so it's a matter of convenience to slap a label on it and give them a transitioning steps to follow. It gives them a plan of action to "handle" it, rather than to just go through the hard parts and to learn from them.
      I cannot imagine how emotionally stunted a person would be after blocking their puberty for years or corrupting their bodies natural development, which includes chemical shifts in the brain that occur at adolescence. If we think we have a problem with prolonged childhood now, give it another 10 years...
      These poor kids are being absolutely abused and you can't say anything about it.

    • @ChrisCanomi
      @ChrisCanomi Рік тому +4

      This is true! Those internet communities are dangerous, trynna put everything in good light while thwre are deep issues that should NOT be ignored!

    • @ChrisCanomi
      @ChrisCanomi Рік тому +2

      Growing up w internet can be dangerous! Love to read your experience. Im gay n was very troubled back as a 12 yo, talking to pedos n planning a suicide
      Its weird when they say “the community” when it only put me in danger, and this happens to most people, they enf up feeling unstable n suicidal if they get into that ideology!

  • @Paragonpariah
    @Paragonpariah 9 місяців тому +55

    She seems lovely, I'm sorry those doctors were allowed to do the damage that they did. Jordan is fighting a very important fight and we need to support him

  • @misterpebbles
    @misterpebbles 9 годин тому +1

    They gave a 15 year old a double mastectomy? That is just pure evil. Every single Dr involved in that decision needs to have their license stripped.

  • @heyryanramsey
    @heyryanramsey Рік тому +158

    This conversation is fascinating. It’s sad no one had this conversation with her before transitioning.

    • @m.c.5993
      @m.c.5993 Рік тому +4

      Exactly !

    • @alonstudiosIsrael
      @alonstudiosIsrael Рік тому +5

      Well, now Dr. Peterson is having this conversation with thousands of similar girls simultaneously through UA-cam.

    • @peachy0014
      @peachy0014 Рік тому

      It's scary that this type of honesty is stifled to the point where this type of honesty is considered novel.

  • @James-rn7dx
    @James-rn7dx Рік тому +81

    All of the adults in this young womans life failed her miserably. She's a cute long lady and I hope she can go on and make a good life for herself.

  • @katherinepettus5132
    @katherinepettus5132 Рік тому +112

    This is why I always say that you should give a kid something to be good at, so they have something else to think about, something to be proud of, something to help them find friends. Music, gardening, running, it doesnt matter, but skills and hobbies help so much.

    • @joycemaclean8354
      @joycemaclean8354 Рік тому +11

      As a mother of 3 grandmother of 6 and worked with children from babies to adulthood, I could not agree with you more. If they enjoy doing something, and they are given encouragement and support, it helps to stop them moping around just thinking, and they focus on the hobby/pastime and friends with a shared interest. Puberty passes much faster if they aren't focusing on it all the time. I'm really glad you of your comment. Thankyou.

    • @GearZNet
      @GearZNet Рік тому

      An idle mind is the devils playground. Add the internet to a child's free time and these are the results you get. Children are being groomed in communities filled with mentally unstable adults into weird lifestyles. Lifestyles they wouldn't have developed a taste for if they were among peers and allowed to be children and now pawns in someones agenda. Great comment.

    • @tigerghost3844
      @tigerghost3844 9 місяців тому

      What a great insight. I will remember that advice

    • @Brancaalice
      @Brancaalice 9 місяців тому

      This age transition need some kind of ritual, so they know where they are in the moment they leave childhood. It not easy grow up.

  • @donce666
    @donce666 6 місяців тому +6

    Jordan is like a magician, using his hands to show the magic trick and yet explaining the magic trick with scientific research backup. Brilliant

  • @henrymccartyjr.6023
    @henrymccartyjr.6023 Рік тому +156

    This girl is so brave. And beautiful. I'm glad she got help and I hope she isn't too harmed from what she went through.

    • @heald2010
      @heald2010 9 місяців тому

      its a boy, dont be stupid

  • @shawng7902
    @shawng7902 9 місяців тому +65

    I listen to him for hours. The way he explains situations that dont even pertain to me, still teach me so much. He could breakdown just about anything to terms someone will understand.

  • @rooksed
    @rooksed Рік тому +874

    Parents who put their children through transgender surgeries and such are some of the worst parents the world has to offer

    • @recoveringsoul755
      @recoveringsoul755 Рік тому +49

      but these days, if they don't, they can have their child taken away

    • @jamesforbes5616
      @jamesforbes5616 Рік тому +95

      @@recoveringsoul755 Perhaps, but that's a risk you have to take sometimes. Better to have fought the war and lost than simply given up before the first battle.

    • @jamesforbes5616
      @jamesforbes5616 Рік тому

      @@AdamA-pm3yn Amen to that!

    • @michaelz6555
      @michaelz6555 Рік тому +16

      Right up there with parents who kick their kids out of the house for being gay, before they're ready to take on the world.

    • @david_onthetrail
      @david_onthetrail Рік тому +25

      What about the doctors that perform these surgeries, what kind of ethical values are they portraying.

  • @greenshp
    @greenshp 8 місяців тому +2

    Chloe Cole is just an amazingly articulate, well-informed and brave young woman. I often wonder if she yet understands how she has made her tragedy into a help for thousands of people. What a magnificent thing, so young, to choose to do with your life. God bless her.
    Also, I just love listening to Dr. Peterson; he is brilliant but he also can explain complex psychological theory to a layman in a way that is very understandable. At the same time, Chloe is so bright that she must have really enjoyed and gained so much from this session with him.

  • @ha103844
    @ha103844 Рік тому +65

    Her story is normal! We need to stop letting the adults tell our children that their normal ups and downs of growing up are abnormal and treating them as medical patients. PROTECT OUR CHILDREN AT ALL COSTS!!

    • @andre7767
      @andre7767 Рік тому

      The things she went through personally, socially and how she processed that growing up which helped fashion her life path is what made her a medical patient. Yes she experienced a lot of similar thoughts and feelings we all go through in a body conscious world but it affected her more than most for various reasons. That's why she's a medical patient.

  • @Huckleberry04
    @Huckleberry04 Рік тому +216

    So many things JBP touched on that hits home with me. I was also a tomboy but not really interested in things but sports and activity. I was socially awkward because of circumstances of abuse and being poor and lack of guidance. I didnt even really dress in feminine colors till about 2 years ago. I had an aversion to it and to attention even though that's what I needed I couldnt accept it. I am almost 50 and all this self work hurts but I am glad to learn about myself and discover my identity in Christ which gives me the hope that we need to keep pushing on in life.

    • @7spiritualcompass706
      @7spiritualcompass706 Рік тому +2

      Kudos to you!

    • @Huckleberry04
      @Huckleberry04 Рік тому +2

      @@7spiritualcompass706 thank you. It's been a long journey

    • @alexcholagh8330
      @alexcholagh8330 Рік тому +1

      Tomboy has nothing to do gender identity.

    • @Huckleberry04
      @Huckleberry04 Рік тому

      @@alexcholagh8330 so you're an expert now? You get to tell me how to feel and what to think?

    • @ColoradoStreaming
      @ColoradoStreaming Рік тому +1

      @@alexcholagh8330 Its just a term for girls that are in to boy stuff and has been around forever. Its not one of the new made up 'genders'.

  • @Chibanah
    @Chibanah Рік тому +81

    Chloe is my favorite de-transitioner activist, she is such a pure soul, I always feel very bad for her, and I wish her a great life to find her loving parter and living as full life as she can. ❤

    • @squishybear5728
      @squishybear5728 Рік тому +3

      Don’t feel bad for her, be proud of her :)

  • @mmmadiamond
    @mmmadiamond 8 місяців тому +2

    I was a tomboy. I had only brothers. My mom had only brothers. I didn’t like most “girly” things. I also started puberty quite young (but not as young as my grandma (8) or my mom 10)). BUT I had parents who recognized that, while I had a lot of masculine traits, that I was still a girl. And they they never tried to FORCE me to be anything, just taught me that I was always a girl and that it’s ok for a girl to have masculine traits. Now, I am a grown woman in my 30s. I still have some masculine likes/traits, but I am absolutely, 100% a woman. And I’ve never questioned that. Because my parents were great. They let me play with Tonka trucks over Barbies (all my Barbies ended up in the mud haha), and they never forced anything on me, but they also always made sure I knew it was ok to be a girl and like “boy” things. Not everything I liked was boy things, though. I hated Barbies and the color pink, but I loved my cute outfits and my karaoke machine (with mic) that had my favorite Whitney Houston tracks. If I had the same likes and my parents were ridiculous today? I could have ended up a boy! With irreversible damage I’d definitely want to undo because I’m definitely a straight female! I got so lucky. I can’t imagine the trauma everyone is going through now (and even 20 years ago) that makes them think they’re transgender!

  • @dajw7540
    @dajw7540 Рік тому +232

    Dr. Peterson nailed it! I remember going through puberty (I’m female) and it was emotionally traumatic. I was very embarrassed about my body. I didn’t have gender dysphoria, but I was very self conscious about the changes that were happening in my body.

    • @stumac869
      @stumac869 Рік тому +17

      As a boy/man I never appreciated what girls/women go through. Its very different for boys/men albeit we have our own problems. Perhaps if this aspect was properly explained to children we'd have better outcomes.

    • @Showmetheevidence-
      @Showmetheevidence- Рік тому +11

      Boys too. I had many, many really weird times (as I’m sure we all did)… but it really seems women go through a lot more than men! Boys will probably never understand it - but this explanation was quite eye opening.

    • @ColoradoStreaming
      @ColoradoStreaming Рік тому +8

      I think a big problem with society is we lost the rights of passage that brought community and security to children going through puberty. Many indigenous and traditional cultures have rights of passage ceremonies to mark a girl's first period or a boy becoming a man and I believe that helps mitigate a lot of confusion and trauma this change can cause when faced alone.

    • @ColoradoStreaming
      @ColoradoStreaming Рік тому +5

      @@Showmetheevidence- As bad as girls have it at least they dont have to go through the dreaded BFNAR. Nothing is worse than sitting in a car in your swim trunks praying you will 'settle down' before you make it to the waterpark parking lot...

    • @hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894
      @hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894 Рік тому +5

      Puberty is hard for all sexes

  • @Tania-zn8pr
    @Tania-zn8pr Рік тому +219

    What craziness! How can any parent let their child start transitioning at such at young age? Any parent knows that we all go through many emotional barriers in our youth. I just can't comprehend how any loving parent can think that transtioning is the answer to a childs emotional problems. What a good explanation this doctor has given.❤

    • @FifthofEleven
      @FifthofEleven Рік тому +21

      If you watch the full interview, Dr. Peterson actually goes into this at least a couple times. He talks about the pressures and basically manipulation that healthcare "professionals" inflict on parents of children suffering like Chloe.

    • @JNL76
      @JNL76 Рік тому +19

      What I find absolutely CRAZY is that there are doctors who go forwards with that at such young age and that it is actually legal to do that. A minor is not able to buy alcohol but is able to do this??? UNbelievable. Doctors should have told this girl and her parents, wait until your 18 at least.

    • @jjjordan3881
      @jjjordan3881 Рік тому +20

      ​@@JNL76can't believe any doctor would even consider doing these treatments and procedures. It's completely unethical imo.

    • @JNL76
      @JNL76 Рік тому +12

      @@jjjordan3881 Exactly, me neither. And that it is legal by law even less.
      So don't drink, don't drive, don't get a tattoo and don't vote, before 18, but hey chop your breasts off and take treatments that have no way back, you're old enough for that. Completely unbelievable and unethical to be doing this as a doctor, as a healthcare specialist and as a system that should protect minors.

    • @youpipstube
      @youpipstube 9 місяців тому +12

      I know of parents who were bullied by the health care system. It was taken out of their hands. The child was transitioned because that was what the child wanted,, and they were made out to be monsters. Side note.. the child was always different. Very immature, liked to wear dress ups even as a teenager and knew how to manipulate any situation to get what he wanted. The child/now adult has now be diagnosed as autistic... after transition. This should have been investigated first. Those 'educators' should be prosecuted for what they did to the child who cannot possibly really understand the ramifications at 13 and the parents for completely dismissing them. They wanted to put the breaks on...the psychiatrists just went with what this child said. Too late now.... absolute tragedy.

  • @lilythebassetpuppy
    @lilythebassetpuppy Рік тому +198

    We ALL go through "the awkward phase" during puberty. I look entirely different than I did during puberty, and even some time after puberty. I even went to a middle school reunion, (it was a private school) when I was 19 and NO ONE recognized me. At 12, I felt so humiliated because I thought I looked more like a boy, and that was by comparison to 14 other girls in my small class. I was a later developer, not just in my breasts, but in emotional maturity. I was a goodie goodie which only alienated me more from my peers. But I felt so out of proportion while my classmates looked beautiful. (In my mind, I felt like they did) but they were ALSO dealing with awkwardness during those times, one friend developed "way too early", in her feelings... and that was equally as hard for HER as mine was for me. Then when I suddenly seemed to get breasts overnight, I had a mean girl tell people I stuffed my bra which was not true. I was so naive I didn't even know what she meant. (Emotional immaturity)
    The whole reason I think gender changing should NOT be for teens is because you have NO IDEA what you may be freaking out over today, will be completely non-existent in 3 years, for you. By the time I reached high-school, I began to accept my body and feel good in my skin again. I was not a supermodel but I was okay. I can't even imagine making PERMANENT changes to my body at 13 or 14 or even 15 or 16, considering how much my body AND brain had developed from those years.
    By the age of 20, I was damn near flaunting my looks. I was proud of my body and mind. Something I never thought was possible - at 13.
    I'm 47 today. I don't understand today's parenting or teaching to kids. I try and try and try but all I keep thinking is "omg, but you are just a child". At 13, you feel like everything is lasting FOREVER. At 20, you see how silly your 13 year old concerns were. So WHY ON EARTH would we encourage kids at such a awkward age, to change themselves, when nature is changing them for them.
    Caterpillars look really awkward and uncomfortable in their chrysalis. Until they hatch out of their awkward phase, they have no idea they will be able to FLY and they will look BEAUTIFUL. They just know that things are weird for that moment.
    Wait until you see what you are as a butterfly 🦋 before changing anything during the NATURAL transformation part. Please.

    • @jen30551
      @jen30551 Рік тому +11

      Sound, loving, experienced words. Perhaps one of the hardest aspects of parenting children through adolescence is that they go through phases where they rebel against everything and anything. As parents we feel a great responsibility (understandably so) to rein them in. This is where the danger lies and we become more succeptible in our desperation to assign explanations and explore options that in the long term do more harm. My daughter struggles with depression and anxiety. Through her teen years, she became irratic, hostile, and suicidal. I could see my beautiful daughter underneath all of that but could not get to her for years. At one point, we finally tried medication. She would fall asleep at the dinner table (straight passing out in her food), had horrific self mutilation nightmares and finally just shut down. I took her off the meds and we were back to the other end of the spectrum for a while. As you pointed out, she was going through the transformation. Things were definitely weird. The best thing I could do is meet her where she was. Accept the difficult place we were in. Be present. Loving. Reassuring. We struggled...for years! Today, I could not be more proud of her. My beautiful (inside and out) daughter is a feirce, well spoken, hard working, loving mother who has wisdom, strength and determination well beyond her 26 years. I think back on those deeply painful years and see how vulnerable we were. I'm grateful we did not fall into the wrong hands.

    • @modifidious7171
      @modifidious7171 Рік тому +5

      Beautifully put. I love this.

    • @GingeRenee
      @GingeRenee Рік тому

      Beuatifully articulated! ❤

    • @youtubedeletedmynamewhybother
      @youtubedeletedmynamewhybother Рік тому +3

      We dont let them have sex but we're more then happy to let them SexChange...
      I dont know where the mental gymnastics happened exactly but society is losing the plot.

  • @mariacruza756
    @mariacruza756 2 місяці тому +1

    I felt this way growing up as well. I was never thought how to embrace my feminity and never knew how to take care of myself, so I grew up feeling ugly. Small chest, and NOWHERE near as curvy as literally EVERYONE else around me (I'm from Cuba), including my gorgeous mom and grandmother. I felt like I fit in with the boys more. In sophomore year I had a crush on a girl and I started wanting to dress more like a guy. My family is the reason why I didn't end up on that path that she did. Also that soon after I got over the girl crush, I fell on love at first sight with a boy. Fell so hard that 10 years that boy is my husband and still the man of my dreams. Nothing has empowered me more as a woman than the support and love of this man. I'm blessed, but it obv doesn't go that way for everyone, and it breaks my heart. If you are a little girl or little boy and you really want to transition, pls just wait a little longer. You might eventually love who you turn out to be, just trust the process for a bit longer, pls!