Tranny star of 2016 MTV documentary praising trannies now tearfully regrets transitioning

Tranny star of 2016 MTV documentary praising trannies now tearfully regrets it all

The average American has the memory span of a raddish.  So if you tell 'em there was an MTV *series* back in 2016 that pushed transgenderism, they won't believe it.

One of the stars was from Los Angeles.  So you might think that with such a HUGE, fawning rollout of the MTV series *praising* the brave trannies, now that one of the stars tearfully says she regrets going tranny, two or three of LA's twenty-odd TV stations might cover it, eh?

Hahahahahahaha!  Jusk kidding:  Of course they won't.  Not a single one.  In fact you won't ever see a hint of this story anywhere in the U.S. media.  Instead, like my highly-degreed siblings, you'll casually sneer that it didn't happen--just another right-wing conspiracy tale, right?

The kid's mom says she was told that if she didn't sign off on her 16-year-old getting the whole tranny treatment, her kid would commit suicide.  So once duh "experts" made that decree with Fauci-like certainty ("I AM Science, and if you don't do what I say you'll DIE!"), what parent would have the courage to say "You're full of shit so kindly get the fuck out of my house before I blow your fucking head off," eh?

She said she was "bullied at school by other girls for being kind of weird," and that "I was also afraid to admit that I was uncomfortable with sexuality."  Let's see, those two things afflict roughly 80% of the teen population.  (The others are moderately to wildly popular and will skate through life like Hilliary Clinton or her ghastly but fabulously wealthy offspring.)

So the kid got the whole arsenal:  the tranny industry put her on male hormones at 14 years old, then cut off her breasts and gave her a hysterectomy.  And the MTV producers packed up their gear: their crucial work was done.  

How many millions of kids watched that propaganda piece and were primed for the first school "counselor" to say "It's obvious you're a boy in a girl's body" and to eagerly take the poison will never be known.

Compare that number to how many will ever hear the outcome seven years later.  Like, zero.

"I regret medically transitioning to male," she said. "I think I completely regret everything I've done.  I've been miserable."

She described a litany of health issues after taking testosterone for seven and a half years, starting when she was 14."

If you want to see some masterful pro-tranny propaganda (spoiler: you don't, but it shows you exactly how the cunning pro-tranny mafia sucked tens of thousands of kids in), here's the link to the MTV tranny-pushing special from 2016.  It's 44 minutes of hiphop music and sparkly allies "helping" clearly mentally disturbed teens swap genders.  The girl who regrets transitioning appears around minute 12.  Her mom is clearly a wacko liberal female who leads the conversation.

If you wanna see this, do it fast because my guess is that with this latest followup on the girl who regrets transitioning, MTV will take the YouTube vid down.

Now let me quickly add: Once a kid is 18 and wants to go tranny, have at it.  But look at the millions of kids who saw this at age 10 or 12 and thought "This is the magic key to solving all my anxieties."

So...the girl who regrets transitioning now is one of six who starred in the 2016 "makeover" series.  Wonder how the other five are doing?  Let's see the success rate.  Surely MTV would know exactly how to search for the others, right?  Ya think MTV would help locate 'em?

That would be a fascinating project.