[Cherie]

We demand multiple surgeries including reversal for fear of regret

excuse me you are telling me you were born into the wrong body but now you want to choice to go back to the wrong body ....I mean...

[Cherie]

In December 2018, after a string of scandals involving pornography and allegations of indecent exposure, Bradley was accused of a series of sexual assaults by people both within and outside ATH, which he managed to suppress by hiring the famous London firm of specialist libel lawyers Carter-Ruck. (The source of his financing to hire such legendarily expensive counsel remains a mystery.)

He resigned as a director of ATH in April 2019, and was suspended by the NUS two months later and never reinstated. He subsequently went into hiding and his current name, whereabouts and activities are unknown. The NUS – one of the most historically and comprehensively trans-captured institutions in the country, and a direct channel into politics – has never published the result of its investigation into his conduct.

(In 2017 the NUS had elected Douglas to a position meant to be reserved for women.)


FARCE, they wouldn't hire a man or a woman with that kind of history to stack shelves in a supermarket never mind the position this guy has managed to achieve

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

We demand multiple surgeries including reversal for fear of regret



excuse me you are telling me you were born into the wrong body but now you want to choice to go back to the wrong body ....I mean...

The sad reality is reversal surgeries have an extremely low success rate anyway

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

The sad reality is reversal surgeries have an extremely low success rate anyway

There are basically downsides for both men and women. I believe it's easier to reverse the surgical changes for female to male transitions depending on the methods used (it's basically entirely impossible for male to female) however you can VERY quickly reverse HRT for male to female transitions... whereas some of the effects of testosterone on biological females are permanent. They basically go through many of the same physical changes males go through in puberty.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

There are basically downsides for both men and women. I believe it's easier to reverse the surgical changes for female to male transitions depending on the methods used (it's basically entirely impossible for male to female) however you can VERY quickly reverse HRT for male to female transitions... whereas some of the effects of testosterone on biological females are permanent. They basically go through many of the same physical changes males go through in puberty.

Have you listened to any interviews with Ritchie Herron? Poor guy