Website for “transgender teens” pushes them to get hormones with awful advice.
The website is providing detailed instructions for, “How to get hormones as a transgender minor,” even including how to do so, “Without help of a parent or guardian.”
Transgender Map, intended, “for young people ages 13 and above,” opens to a welcome page that says, “This free website shows how to make a gender transition.”
Students questioning their gender might be able to find this content beginning with resources provided by their own school. Resources from schools may then, in turn, refer to other resources. This may make information more accessible, especially if a curious teen is following a rabbit-hole, of sorts.
The Trans Teen Project – Santa Cruz County Trans Resources website is one of many alternatives offered by the Salinas Union High School District in California’s LGBTQ+ Library Resources, which also includes the library resources at Salinas High School.
When a student types the word “hormone” into the search bar on the Trans Teen Project website, they can find numerous results. When a teen with gender dysphoria clicks on the link in the second search result, they will get the following message: “Obtaining Hormones and Anti-Androgens as a Minor: Overview (from Transgender Road Map)”.
The medical advice tab provides the following message:
“Even if you do not think you can start hormones yet, you should think about taking a hormone blocker to make your puberty stop. This is one of the most important things you can do at your age. Try to find a way if you can.”
This not only pushes teens as young as 13 to start taking hormones and puberty blockers, but the site also goes on to say that children are being forced as if they have no other options to make these major and potentially dangerous medical decisions.
Young teenagers are encouraged by the website to learn how to get hormones or anti-puberty medications without their parents’ or guardians’ knowledge or consent.
Each suggestion given is either highly dangerous, illegal, or both.
The webpage then poses the question, “What are hormones?” before stating, “These drugs help your body develop to match your gender identity.” The two bullet points that follow claim, “These drugs have been safely used for decades by transgender adults,” and, “They are used for the same purpose in gender diverse youth.”
The website did not appear to provide medical evidence to support these claims. They did, however, provide a disclaimer and a note that says, “Disclaimer: This is medical talk, not medical advice. Some of this may not apply to you. It is presented without warranty. It may contain errors or omissions. You must do your own research. Note: This page is for young people ages 13 and above.”
In addition to the website’s disclaimer, there are only a few circumstances in which you should go around your family to get medical “aid” if:
“You might get hurt or killed, kicked out of the house, sent away to: a place run by your faith; a private school; a residential treatment facility; another family member who won’t help you, hurt in terms of money: no more money for education; no money if they die (inheritance); no more allowance or spending money; no more money for activities, forced into non-affirming or religious “therapy”, forced to stop activities (hobbies, sports, etc.), cut off from seeing people who support you.”
Incredibly, termination of allowance or spending money is included in the list as part of the only reasons to get these drugs without a parent or guardian.
Before warning that, “These other options are not as safe,” the site instructs: “How to get hormones as a transgender minor…Without help of a parent or guardian.”
The first suggestion offered is to contact a family planning clinic, i.e. Planned Parenthood. Advice recommended states, “At this time, only some Planned Parenthood health centers have hormones for trans people. Even fewer can help young trans people. The best way to find out is to call your nearest Planned Parenthood health center. If you cannot get hormones, you may be able to get blood tests done. This can help if you are taking drugs without medical supervision.”
In one of the more alarming pieces of advice, the website suggests getting hormones, “From adult friends and peers,” before explaining, “You might ask a trusted friend or family member who is over 18 to help you. You will need to come out to them. There is a chance they might tell your family, so think hard before talking to someone. If you know trusted adults in your area who are making a gender change, you may be able to get one of them to help you. Do not ask people you meet online, even other people who say they are like you. Only ask people you have already met in person and trust.” Astonishingly, the website advises:
“You can ask them to order what you want from an online pharmacy. Then you can pay them. They need to know this is probably against the law.”
Another idea along the same lines is to smuggle the medication back over the border from Canada or Mexico.
As a side note, it pushes you to transition if you click the “questioning” link, as a hesitant teenager might be prone to do. It is said that transitioning is “never too late or too early” for anyone, regardless of age, from “under 10 years old to over 90 years old” in the questioning part, which is almost entirely devoted to the “benefits” of doing so.
The entire website is not only dangerous but accessible through school resources.
Read it here: Transgendermap
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Sources: Thegatewaypundit, Survivethenews, Theepochtimes