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kestrel9 ago

TBH I wasn't familiar with reality TV star "Jazz' but the name came up here:

In the case of any natal boys in that group of 32 they will grow breast tissue but their penis and testicles will remain sexually immature and the size of a pre-pubescent child. This will adversely impact their sexual responsiveness and reproductive capacity. There is a well documented case of a young boy in the US who was socially transitioned at age 3 and then later put onto estrogen. Jazz Jennings is the star of a reality show documenting the transition. Jazz is currently 17 years old with a 2 inch penis, has never experienced an orgasm and is struggling to find a surgeon to perform a vaginoplasty. Jazz’s small genitals will not give them enough ‘material’ to work with during the procedure.

https://www.transgendertrend.com/professor-robert-winston-joins-transgender-debate-share-concerns-young-children/

How the hell does a 3 year old get 'socially transitioned'? WTF is wrong with these child abusers!

There is no way I believe this mother's claim of what her 2 year old said:

When Jazz was two, he asked his mother a question that left her numb and frozen. "[He] said, 'Mommy, when's the good fairy going to come with her magic wand and change, you know, my genitalia?" according to Renee.

That's some adult language coming from a two year old!

Guess where "Jazz" went camp as a kid..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Aranu%27tiq

Camp Aranu'tiq was founded in 2009 by Nick Teich, a transgender man who had been asked to stop working at a sleepaway camp as a result of his transition. He realized that transgender children would go through the same issue of being kept out of gender-segregated spaces and thought that they should have a place where they felt completely comfortable.[2][3]

The name "Aranu'tiq" is a Chugach word for people who were thought to embody both a female and male spirit, also known in English as two-spirit. In that culture, Aranu'tiq people were considered lucky.[4]

In 2015, Caitlyn Jenner visited and blogged about the camp, which was featured on an episode of her reality show, I Am Cait.[5]