Big Rapids, MI, resident Prisha Mosley said she cannot believe she was allowed to change genders when she was a minor and is struggling to detransition. .“I ruined my life,” said Mosley in a Sunday video. .“When you break it down, I decided that I didn’t want to be a woman before I had ever even experienced being a woman.” .Mosley said she did not know what being a woman was like because she was a minor at the age of 15. She added now she will never know what it fully means. .The ex-transgender person went on to say the transgender community and the doctors who do the transitions “really, really, target the most vulnerable of us.” She has borderline personality disorder (BPD), and she said this is why she transitioned. .One of the core features of BPD is not having any sense of self or identity. Mosley told her doctors she had BPD, and they dismissed her. .They said she hated being a girl, so she had to be a transgender male. While fighting back tears, she said she took the treatment offered to her. .Doctors said changing genders would not make her want to kill herself anymore. With tears streaming from her eyes, she said that was wrong. .She wipes tears from her eyes and says she did not want to cry, but it is a tough topic to talk about. She said she hopes anyone who is going through what she did as a young girl will not be prescribed hormones and surgery. .There are many mental illnesses which make people hate their bodies. She said the solution “isn’t to change your body, but to fix your brain.” .Mosley concluded by saying the gender transition made her lose her voice and breasts. She said she is unsure if she will be able to have children. .“I feel like no one wants to date me or love me because I’m ruined,” she said. .British Columbia resident Sarah said in October she regretted her gender transition. .READ MORE: SLOBODIAN: 'Sarah's' tragic story of a sex-change regretted.“I got so lured into this I didn’t think about the after,” said Sarah. .The gender affirmation process started when she was 14 by taking puberty blockers. She took testosterone shots at 15 and had her breasts removed when she was 16.
Big Rapids, MI, resident Prisha Mosley said she cannot believe she was allowed to change genders when she was a minor and is struggling to detransition. .“I ruined my life,” said Mosley in a Sunday video. .“When you break it down, I decided that I didn’t want to be a woman before I had ever even experienced being a woman.” .Mosley said she did not know what being a woman was like because she was a minor at the age of 15. She added now she will never know what it fully means. .The ex-transgender person went on to say the transgender community and the doctors who do the transitions “really, really, target the most vulnerable of us.” She has borderline personality disorder (BPD), and she said this is why she transitioned. .One of the core features of BPD is not having any sense of self or identity. Mosley told her doctors she had BPD, and they dismissed her. .They said she hated being a girl, so she had to be a transgender male. While fighting back tears, she said she took the treatment offered to her. .Doctors said changing genders would not make her want to kill herself anymore. With tears streaming from her eyes, she said that was wrong. .She wipes tears from her eyes and says she did not want to cry, but it is a tough topic to talk about. She said she hopes anyone who is going through what she did as a young girl will not be prescribed hormones and surgery. .There are many mental illnesses which make people hate their bodies. She said the solution “isn’t to change your body, but to fix your brain.” .Mosley concluded by saying the gender transition made her lose her voice and breasts. She said she is unsure if she will be able to have children. .“I feel like no one wants to date me or love me because I’m ruined,” she said. .British Columbia resident Sarah said in October she regretted her gender transition. .READ MORE: SLOBODIAN: 'Sarah's' tragic story of a sex-change regretted.“I got so lured into this I didn’t think about the after,” said Sarah. .The gender affirmation process started when she was 14 by taking puberty blockers. She took testosterone shots at 15 and had her breasts removed when she was 16.
