Just came from your transition story video! Truly inspiring and congratulations on your daughter ❤

Transgenerism is a lie straight out of hell

Tom boy does not mean a girl is boy. It just means a girl likes doing more our door things that boys do. Nothing wrong with liking different things. Some things boys and girls both like for example photography or painting. Just be yourself God made you perfect and just have a fun life. Very happy you got saved. God bless!!!

You didn’t “transition” into anything! I’m not having a go… but it annoys me when people say this… you are not changing from one thing to another, all you did was take synthetic drugs that weren’t meant to be in your body/mutilate your body… there’s no transition… you were female the entire time!

Everyone's gender is not hand picked by our creator like he's just pushing a button male for you, female for you. Some are mentally male but physically female and the reverse. Gender disphoria is a medical problem, not a religious problem and certainly not an ideology. It's ok to be transgender. You just aren't transgender so it didn't work. For people who are transgender, it works. Too, some people just aren't capable of finishing what they start. Your experience is yours, but trans is real.

Please do more to share your story - kids are hurting rn.

It's ok to be a tomboy!!!! I always have been and always will be. You think the CAVE WOMEN years ago wore makeup, no, they were barefoot too, society just made things so much more complicated when companies created "feminine" products...it's all a money making marketing ploy. Much love!

May God Almighty comfort you

This is extactly it: Accept yourself the way God made you. I am so happy you found the right way ♥

You mf crazy

Love you!

Thank you for sharing your story and experience.

Your sharing was so important. Even to think about the labels that have been created lately and that are imprisoning us more than freeing us in the end.... and I think I come to the conclusion that label is an illusion of liberation... it is something that makes us feel belonging, but at the same time it is something that makes us try to fit into the pattern created for that label... in the end... the illusion that we have freed ourselves to be another, when we are again imprisoning ourselves in something else. I also feel that the terms masculine and feminine could no longer be used, as they adjectivize terms that are already adjectives in themselves. And what defines these terms shouldn't be used either. Wearing make-up is not feminine, just as wearing baggy pants is not masculine. Society has been shaping these names and trying to fit us in for millennia, but these patterns of fitting in change from era to era.... as in the Renaissance, wearing make-up and wigs was something that noble men and women did.... Anyway, it's very sad that they try to fit us into patterns and names... I've always been a person. A person who never quite fit in with what was imposed by “being a woman” or the standard of a body that should “be a man's”, and that's fine... but even so, the dysphoria came from the shapes my body took on, because in adolescence it changes a lot. It was only when I was 30 that I started to really like my body and no longer feel some of the dysphoria I used to feel about it...

I'm a barefoot non binary girl and I always will be

I could see the draw to feel that being a boy would be easier. Thank you for sharing your story. I was barefoot girl too (still am!)

Congratulations on your beautiful daughter and finding your beautiful self.

This is so beautiful. A little ways through the video I thought to myself “I wish she would’ve talked to God and asked Him about how she was feeling” and then you began to share how you ended up doing that, and He spoke to you, you encountered Him. All praises to the Most High! He created us and knows what’s best for us. May He continue to pour His love, wisdom and understanding into your heart and protect you always. Thank you for testifying

God is amazing ❤

Walt Heyer (detransitioned) has a site called SexChangeRegret, in case anyone is looking for resources / help.

Thx for being you and who you are. I've never been through what you have but I get you. This would be too long to share my experiences with people. Men being feminine and women that masculine are great people. I wish I'd known that when I was younger.

That’s a beautiful story

This breaks my heart to see you in such pain. As a mom I just want to reach out and hug you. God’s got this, as you’ve since learned.

Maddy, I’m glad you were open to hearing God speak with you. I’m happy you’ve learned to love yourself. I think transitioning is too often thought of as the “answer” before other options are explored. I don’t believe there’s enough counseling before one starts their transition. There needs to be a deeper conversation, a longer conversation before a therapist just writes a note for one to change everything about themselves. I feel sad seeing stories of young people that have or have started to transition and their regret for doing it. I’ll pray for your continued loving relationship with God, with yourself, and with the world.

You are a beautiful woman.. God bless you for your courage

I love you, Maddy!!!!

If you're hearing voices, maybe it's schizophrenia's auditory hallucinations

Very powerful, thanks for sharing!!

Hope we hear wedding bells soon x

read about islam, read about jesus in islam, and may god guide us all

Thank you for the beautiful and inspiring testimony.

Maddy, I invite you în România, we need to hear your storu, our children need to see you and know your story.

amazing how many come from religious homes

But you wont accept yourself as a lesbian ? Thats the way he made you ... your internalized fear of being gay made you want to be a straight man

God is so good, thank you for sharing your story. Lord bless xx

congratulations

So glad you were able to have a beautiful child. Thank you for sharing your journey. GOD BLESS

What a blessing that Doula is

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ yes he loves you so much!

😢 Awwww sweetie you’re so Beautiful and perfect. I’m sorry you feel upset at this time. Do you have a pastor or mom or councilor? Just get with someone so they can be strong for you until you can be strong for your self.

Isn’t that wonderful! ❤

She ,looks acts and sounds like my cousin did in the 80’s. Cute baby girl!

She’s perfect!

Wow, thanks for sharing your story!🙏💛

Hey I’m very similar to you. Thankfully back in the ‘90s it wasn’t easy to learn about or get “treatment “. I grew up up farming with my dad, he was my favorite to spend time with, working on fixing machinery and I was running equipment on the farm as his (right hand man). I didn’t have a good relationship with my mom at all, but my 2 younger brothers did. I had terrible times I questioned God why he decided to make me a girl? To me it didn’t make sense. But I rocked the tomboy in high school and college too. I never fit in or related to the girls around me, they always seemed fake and “catty” to each other. But the boys were always my “friend’s only” guys they were truthful, fair and didn’t mind me hanging around with them. I had really hard times trying to date anybody and didn’t really have a serious relationship until 28 years old. I finally found my husband at 31, and we were old friends back in high school- one of the guys. Anyway thanks for sharing this! God had to help me be accepting of who and what I am and he made me perfect for HIS plans! lol my husband says he has the best of both worlds-a best friend to work on equipment, run a tractor and I have the right “parts” for a happy marriage 😉 he does buy me short skirt outfits, pantyhose (the indestructible type 😂) and cute shoes so I “go girly” for him when we go out on a date. This has helped me accept more of my femininity and how he treasures that part of me even though I don’t express it frequently. It does make me feel good when I dress up occasionally, but I still don’t do makeup and fancy hair…. I do me. Bless you and your family! I couldn’t imagine all you went through and hopefully my little story can encourage someone else too, to stick with Gods plan and trust Him, it gets better ❤

The tragedy is this new thinking that makes "girl" so limited, so narrow. "Tomboy" is typical. Girls have always been everything from girly-girl to tomboy.... always, forever. Tomgirl is girl, normal, typical girl. She doesnt have to be "fixed". Also a new idea- that feminine is wrong, bad, shameful... we think were so advanced, but were backwards, deceived. I'm so relieved for you, so relieved. Praise God. Blessings to you for all of your effort, keep moving toward Christ, "less of me, more of Him".

Congratulations on becoming a mom! And congratulations on finding how to love yourself for who you are and finding God's love for you! I'm happy for you! Thank you for sharing your story. I hope others who are trying to figure out their own feelings will follow your example. You are so right, its ok to not be a girly girl or a manly man, just love yourself for who you are.😊

"Any way, I was talking to God" .... How wonderful is that sentence alone. Communicating with the heavenly father and hearing his loving replies. ❤❤❤

So your family ostracized you and you talked to an imaginary friend and you cracked?

UK churches not like that. Wear whatever you want. Mo girly expectations.

Thanks goodness you heard God's voice. He is faithful. I bet your family was really praying for you 🙏🏻✝️