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Aurem's avatar

Probably has a bald spot she’s trying to cover. Either that or she’s an alien wearing a humanoid skin suit and doesn’t quite understand how to mimic our species accurately.

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sula's avatar

What a treat, a whole hour! Will be settling down with a cup of tea to watch later (yes, I'm British , lol)

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ColinPT's avatar

I hope it's Yorkshire Tea!

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sula's avatar

Of Course! Gathered fresh from the foothills of Harrogate, lol.

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Liesel's avatar

I used to live in Harrogate haha

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Holly Hart's avatar

I'm an American, raised on Lipton's, but now I've switched to Tetley's. Drink tea all day long.

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Tps's avatar

I'm so angry that they robbed him of his healthy athleticism. It's not the league or the girls victimized by trans intrusion who robbed Jazz of sports. It's his parents who stole sports from him.

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Joen's avatar

Sports and a healthy development. It's hard to watch.

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Theceilinghasmefloored's avatar

Im so glad you decided to do 2 episodes at once!!!

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Deborah Peifer's avatar

An excellent post. Thank you. I've been thinking about Jazz's "friends." Specifically about the fact that the only people willing to be his friends are those who are willing to be his friends on national television. I know some people are willing to do just about anything to be on TV, and I don't think it's at all hard to imagine that the friends on the show are a group self-selected for willing to be friends so they can be on TV. Once they have the TV experience, though, and discover how boring it is, I imagine the decision to drop Jazz would be a logical next step. Handy that, since it feeds the everyone hates me because I'm trans narrative.

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Cait's avatar

I am so angry about what was done to this poor child. He never stood a chance. This poor, abused, little boy. My heart breaks for him.

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Emma P33L's avatar

"vagina" .. a 3 yr old says vagina?! who taught him that ?? this poor child. this is brutal. horrifying. i cant believe Medical field continues it's ghastly experiments on mentally ill, vulnerable & lies to the others with questions.

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Emma P33L's avatar

"vagina" .. a 3 yr old says vagina?! who taught him that ?? this poor child. this is brutal. horrifying. i cant believe Medical field continues it's ghastly experiments on mentally ill, vulnerable & lies to the others with questions.

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Exulansic's avatar

We're being asked to believe jazz said bagina. Meaning he was stopping his v, but f, r, g, and blends like in "bring" were fine.

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JML's avatar

Interestingly, he never once said vulva (or bulba) though...

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Kathleen Castle's avatar

My kid used to say pasghetti around that age. It was cute. I don't believe Jazz ever talked about a good fairy bringing him a bagina. Unless, Jeanette dressed as one and went into his room at night which I wouldn't put past her

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C M Houston's avatar

You may have heard this already. The parent of a trans child is like someone who has a vegan cat. We know who's driving the bus.

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Molly Aisling's avatar

I imagine it went something like this. Jazz: puts on frilly princess dress because it’s shiny and eye catching. Mom: “You can’t have that only girls can wear this” Jazz: Brain goes whirr as it accepts this new information. “I am girl.” Mom: “No, only girls have vaginas. Give me the dress.” Jazz, later: “I want vagina.” Now I’m not convinced this would happen at age 3, and I’m 100% sure he did not fully understand what genitals even were and only made the connection between the WORD vagina with being allowed to do something feminine (or fun, as he saw it). It just boggles my mind how people can be so stupid and just magically forgot that toddlers aren’t adult brains in little bodies.

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Theceilinghasmefloored's avatar

I watch on my computer and i keep trying to move the mouse off the screen

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LeaAnn Collins's avatar

“Is it really in his best interest that his therapy session is being filmed?” That line really grabbed me. It’s easy to forget that the filming is all planned. Even if some people are cool with everything else, surely filling a minor’s therapy where he’s going to be vulnerable and talk about sensitive topics is unethical if not downright abuse. Jazz couldn’t consent to it. Outrageous that the parents would allow it.

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Theceilinghasmefloored's avatar

29:37 mom wants a little baby, she should get one of those little lap dogs that give you constant attention

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Kathleen Castle's avatar

That wouldn't be lucrative

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Holly Hart's avatar

I just realized that these videos are for me the equivalent of daytime TV soap operas, but with the added bonus of intelligent commentary! Those of us who spend a lot of time advocating for women's sex-based rights and against the harm being done to children by "gender-affirmation" need a break from time-to-time. And these videos provide that. Entertainment of the "if I don't laugh, I am going to cry" sort. Thanks!

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Holly Hart's avatar

At one point, Jeanette says puberty is just around the corner for Jazz, but that is not true because Jazz is already on puberty blockers. Jazz never did go through puberty. Neither male, as he would have without puberty blockers, or female, which no male will ever go through no matter how much cross sex hormones they take. Jeanette is herself really stuck in a "I do not want my child to grow up" script of her own, oblivious to the fact that Jazz is being chemically prevented from growing up as other children do.

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Exulansic's avatar

That clip was from years earlier, either the Barbara Walters or the Australia documentary about him.

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Joen's avatar

The therapist gave me the creeps. That was not therapy. It was a follow up for her curiousity. There was nothing in it to help him deal with his social struggles and experiences around being different. She is a deeply implicated part of his story. If this is the only kind of therapy he has gotten... So worriesome.

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Aurem's avatar

The therapists’ voice and speech cadence made my skin crawl. Set off alarms for me. Creepy, creepy, creepy!

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Cait's avatar

She looks and sounds like Jazz's grandmother, Jeanette's mother.

What abuse has been hidden in this family?

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Tracey's avatar

Dr. Marilyn has an Ed.D and is a sexologist and an Associate Fellow of the American Academy of Clinical Sexologists. Why on earth is this woman counseling youth about anything other than sex? Oh. Ohhhhhhhhhhh.....

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Michellespot214@gmail.com's avatar

Oh my I thought I'd seen the worst but this is so insideous. My sympathy & empathy for this poor Boy is growing each episode.

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Michellespot214@gmail.com's avatar

Thanks Exulansic

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Holly Hart's avatar

I continue to be struck by how much younger Jazz looks than his friends, both female and male, who are now going through puberty. They are starting to look and sound like young adults, while Jazz continues to look and sound like a younger child because of beng on puberty blockers. I wonder if some of his female friends feel like he is like a younger sibling who they let tag along out of kindness? They seem very patient when speaking with him. I wonder if some of them get teased for having him as a friend?

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