what you as a Normal Person not involved in the gender wars can do:

1. affirm your moral opposition to gender “medicine” by learning about the health consequences of transition and the reality of why many people chose to do it (trauma, emotional struggles, undue influence)

get to a point where you can’t be guilt tripped and you understand how things like suicide threats are used to control you. understand you are not a bigot for thinking people shouldn’t be mentally experimented on without true informed consent

2. be on the look out for people in your life who may have doubts they are afraid to voice and start having gentle, supportive conversations with them to affirm their moral objections, and give them information they likely haven’t had access to due to censorship and propaganda

3. support and educate the family and friends of any loved ones who you suspect may be experiencing “rapid onset gender dysphoria” or something similar. many times these family/friends are feeling very alone and are going through a lot of guilt tripping and gaslighting themselves

they also may end up doing things that further harm the situation when they are isolated and feel they have no support. make them feel less alone and point them to resources so everyone can think with a clear head

4. if you have any loved ones who are experiencing “ROGD” or something similar, work on maintaining a loving and grounding relationship with them. arguing with them about their transition is not usually a good idea, but having a relationship with someone who deep down has

their best interest at heart even if you can’t have an immediate effect on their rationale or choices is best in the long run. be there for them when/if they start to have their own doubts.

you don’t have to be an activist to be an advocate. i truly believe most good people would be opposed to what is happening if they truly understood what is going on. stay curious and do what you can!

typo in the second tweet:

i meant MEDICALLY experimented on smh