Crazy Sounding TRUE Story Told by Young Victim of Gender Affirming Clinicians and Surgeons.

 True story of transition regret: Forrest Smith was a young boy exposed to graphic materials online.

 Combined with a sensitive and intelligent temperament, and a religious upbringing that exacerbated his shame and confusion, he fell into an ideological LGBTQ+ peer group that encouraged him to declare himself transgender. 

He visited a gender clinic that affirmed him in a single visit and pushed him down a medical pathway of surgical interventions, which he started to doubt before they were even completed. He was told that feelings of doubt and regret are a natural part of the gender dysphoric experience. 

***This is an edited and condensed version of their entire story which is available in full on YouTube called "Diagnosed with Gender Dysphoria After One Visit: Forrest Smith on GENSPECT YouTube Channel. 

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