Challenging Norms: Natalie's Family Dynamics Exposed | Real Pride

[@jenneljustus9601]

When Nat's mom took her shopping for clothes, that brought out tears of joy for Nat. I didn't come out until I was 35. I 'm from Western NY and I sold my house and moved to LA and began my transition at 36. My mom did finally accept me, but my father considered me dead, sadly my mom passed in 1996 Fast forward to 2012 and I moved back to Western NY after my husband of 21 yrs passed and when my father saw me for the first time and Jennel, I asked him if I could give him a hug and he said yes. From that time o he finally accepted me as his daughter and we had 5 wonderful father-daughter years until he left to be with my mom once again. ♥♥

[@FlightRiskWizard]

This is so heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time…

[@justadudewholikestotalk]

I’m so happy for you ♥️

[@hoganholo99]

I'll never be able to understand how a parent could mentally 'kill off' their children like that. So shameful.

[@MustyUnderboob]

Lol, you're clearly a fetishist who has watched one too many sissy hypno vids.

[@fayeroberts6307]

Mother or not, it gives her no right to talk down someone, least of all to disrespect how someone else lives their life!!

[@Cadence.666]

Her mother was being totally disrespectful, unsupportive, and really harsh. I hope Natalie is doing okay and really happy. She deserves it ❤.

[@Jobsgalore]

It is difficult for most parents to accept their children when they come out as lesbian or gay. Trans is a whole other level. Change is a difficult thing for most. Time will be Natalie's best friend and for the mother also. She is supportive but it is a big change.

[@electroman224]

@@Jobsgalore if its hard for parents, imagine how much more difficult it is for kids. i don't have to imagine because i know. parents need to accept that it isn't about them. they can have their difficulties accepting it, but those struggles should be kept private, and should absolutely not be taken out on the kid. taking out your own struggles on your children is just abuse.

[@razziosantos7655]

what is the truth

[@cosmiccreator]

Natalie my beautiful beloved little sister, I left my fearful & ignorant family when I was 17, and that's when my life finally began! Be free and enjoy your beautiful life sweet one. Your real family are the ones you choose. Always choose happiness! Thank you for sharing part of your journey with us. I love you. Bless you. 🙏💐💖

[@magscat3161]

I cringe so hard at the things coming out of this mother's mouth. When my daughter came out I told her I love her as is, no need to change or hide a thing. I hope Nat finds the love and acceptance she longs for. If not from her mother, I hope she finds it in the people she surrounds herself with.

[@nataliepearson7074]

I'm doing better now, this was all filmed in 2011. My relationship with my mum fell apart after filming and I was homeless for a few years. I am now engaged and expecting a baby with my partner. My relationship with my mother is better than it was but there will always be pain from what happend

[@SpiralTheFirst]

You’re a great parent

[@cherylmillard2067]

@@nataliepearson7074 You're an amazing person. I'm sorry that your mother didn't accept you when you came out. Please keep us updated on your life, oh by the way, did you have a girl or boy? What is your partner like and how did you meet?

[@gilliancook249]

😢I'm born a woman trapped inside a guys body throughout my whole life childhood up bringing 😢

[@gilliancook249]

My mum is exactly the same doesn't except me for being a man

[@DIEKDSE]

Natalie is such a great and awesome girl. i wish i could say more but my English is very limited. All i can say is : You are Vaild , you are loved and you are the Queen of your own life ! 🏳️‍⚧️♥️🏳️‍🌈

[@katella]

Beautiful words.

[@richlee509]

Except he's a boy

[@amybarnes3052]

Wishing you lots of luck be proud of who you are and do what's right for you things will get easier as time goes by

[@19smitty89]

I'm 32 and still haven't come out as trans to my parents, I'm still pre-hrt, this made me cry the whole way through, I wish you all the best Nat, bless your beautiful soul

[@lolzorgfykys]

good luck my friend, you'll get there

[@19smitty89]

@@lolzorgfykys thank you so much :) x

[@firsttimeisawjupiter1031]

I hope you are doing well. Lots of love 💕💕💕

[@christinawells2024]

Wish you the best! And lots of happiness ❤️

[@19smitty89]

@@christinawells2024 thank you xx same to you

[@crazyinclarence5531]

I am the mum of a transgirl after 29 years. It hurt my heart to see the pain in Natalie's eyes. 😢

[@davidpeters2625]

First of all, my heart bleeds for Natalie... I know how hard it is, because I have gone through many of the same things that she has (In terms of people coming to me saying "You are not trans", people being held to certain standards that don't apply , complete denial, etc) but, hang in there, Nat. Your mom will one day wake up, and not only accept you as her daughter, but she will EMBRACE you as her DAUGHTER. You know EXACTLY what you want, you know how to get it, and you are definitely very confident. Best of luck!

[@honeybunch6473]

No she hopefully wont!

[@JimmiAlli]

This is so sad for Nat. I wish her strength.

[@mikaelaswanson5014]

I was Natalie at age 17 knowing I was female inside but didnt have the courage that She had to come out 22yrs later I dealt with me and now live fulltime. I love how strong willed and awesome She is to do this at such a venerable time in life 😊❤🌸🧘‍♀️

[@MasterRoss-sn7dl]

It’s a male

[@tracyfinch918]

My 22 year old daughter came out trans at 21 between April and May, 2021. I will be supportive of her because I support LGBTQIA rights. I came out bi at 22.

[@monicadaniels784]

Good Mom!

[@chrissyweikoop7931]

these people make it look like being considerate, empathetic, decent and nice is really hard. 🤔 also always love the claim that "the kids are gonna be so confused". never had that issue. they go "ah okay, so, what booger is your favorite?" and run of, eating sand. but i think natalie also has to understand that this process is hard on people, especially parents. it takes time, but you either get along, or cut them out of your life. thats how it always goes. i know of people who cut ties with their families because of corona debates. thats just how it is i guess.

[@driveby2007]

i feel so sorry for natalie. i understand that the mom wants the best for her child but in this case, her daughter is very much struggling and needs her support. i hope natalie is safe and well

[@katella]

I remember when my cousin and i were children (8-9), we were playing and found a suitcase of old dresses and we put them on to play. We ran into the living room where the adults were. His father saw him and went nuts. Screaming and beating him. It was really frightening. I hate to think what his father would do in this situation. I mean, we were only kids playing.

[@sandrafraser7015]

She just dismissed the internalised feelings of her own child and that’s disgusting. He probably has been trying to tell her for a long time but she refuses to listen.

[@bee-sting]

This is the worst thing that could ever happen to me as a mom. I would rather die, or have a dead child than this lunacy 🤞🏾😔 poor mother.

[@ArynOliver1984]

That mother will regret the way she acted later on. My mom is a conservative raised baptist and 75 and she was majorly confused at first but she is just so sweet and has been so incredibly supportive. She’s robbing herself and her child of the magical bond a mother and daughter can have and all the memories you can make.

[@kathyk30]

Nat, I hope your transitioning is progressing well. You’re going through a tough time and congratulations for sticking to your guns and being you! I think you’re wonderful

[@bonniesims2229]

This is so sad, i am a 62 year old trans woman and to see a person begging for acceptance from a person such as her mom is sad, i left home in the 12th grade, but life was so different than

[@naamakatz2963]

I feel that there is hope for their relationship. Her mother needs some time to educate herself and accept that this is not a choice or a phase, that she has a daughter now. It's tough, and although the misgendering and deadnaming hurts an awful lot, it takes time for parents to come around. Their shopping spree made me really happy, her mom will be fine with it in the future.

[@connorscorner443]

I found this through tiktok. Natalie's mum kicked her out and she was homeless for several years. Apparently her mum is a bit better and they message each other a couple times a year but they don't see each other

[@rest1585]

Is it really THAT big of a deal to misgender or deadname? Like I mean she still is a dude. No hate or transphobia. She can be Natalie. It’s just why does it hurt so bad to be deadnamed or misgendered. Could someone explain?

[@lynxlynx6685]

Im gonna assume that you are genuine in your question. "She is still a dude" is however not good to write (yes Assigned male at birth, not a dude). At least one part of it comes down to respect. The respect one needs when one has a bruse (or anything that does hurt or not quite fit) and have told people to not poke it (or force one to wear it) but they still do. The 2nd part is that this particular bruce is attached to a lot of pain (efforts to suite societal expectations to ones own detriment, or inability to suite them and being told off/ bullied for it). Hope it helps.

[@somebodyelse4cr]

I am really glad that Nat has great loving friends ❤

[@markcraig4036]

Mom,how things go starts at home. Natalie is ur child either way. She is a beautiful person. 😍

[@hadenanderson563]

Parents: When we said that You could do anything, we should have been more specific.

[@jadequarmby6702]

Her mother needs to stop saying he

[@loveanimals969]

She's getting better. I hope they reach an understanding.

[@jamesallen712]

So sad and tough for each in their own way. Nobody writes a book on how a parent deals with this and the child that needs to be loved and accepted for the decision they are making.

[@viviannichols3582]

Ideally, they need to have some understanding on both sides. They’re both being vulnerable about their feelings.

[@annawhiteley3128]

Whatever happened to unconditional love?

[@monicadaniels784]

Yes!

[@MustyUnderboob]

Unconditional love doesn't mean blindly supporting your child's stupid ideas

[@h.w.a.batterink1027]

Proud of you Nataly x

[@101boertjie]

I think they will be OK after some time and a lot of shared experiences. I wish Nat the best, and her mom as well.

[@aminadoce]

Seeing all of this just makes me think how offing myself is the best outcome possible

[@monicadaniels784]

No, never give in to that. There are plenty of good accepting people in the world. Find them, plan, build your life. Never give in to the fools who don't understand. You are valid, seek help please!

[@jackthorne1418]

Please don’t. You deserve to live your life. 😊

[@ianemberton872]

Is there a second part to this ?

[@JuanPyro]

The mother will end up losing her "son", and a daughter because of her stubbornness and lack of compassion. Where's the unconditional love? Natalie will just grow up and leave the nest, never looking back. I do hope though that the mother has a change of heart. Bless you all ❤

[@Dave-if5qj]

Parents are not required To compromise There belives

[@darnellmiah3351]

His mum was a bit mean she needs to do her research and look at the suicide rates of Trans people.

[@lorihenderson673]

You are lovely young people. Be strong be true to yourself and sent with love xxx I suggest that the parents reach out to a support group eg Manchester parents group speak to parents who have been through this.

[@ArynOliver1984]

Poor Natalie is getting the Mean Girls treatment from her own mother. Trying to manipulate her and threatening her to kick her out. Theist supremest and just miserable attitude. I hate seeing this kid being scapegoated like this and having a mother play mind games with you like that. Just an abusive narcissist. Poor girl. My mom was a little like this at first but luckily she realized there was no other option you can accept your child or you can neglect them.

[@markcraig4036]

Best wishes Natalie n mum. ❤

[@taylorsmith9418]

Poor Natalie 😔 she's so adorable

[@renehill3351]

Sometimes in life you have to let people go…sometimes you’re genetically related to those people. Toxic is toxic.

[@monicadaniels784]

True

[@connorsargeant6581]

I hope Natalie is OK now and that her mother is more accepting and less of a homophobic person.

[@katiegeorgeripia]

I feel for Natalie but I also feel for her mum. You can't force your views, feelings or anything else on others. I would let my children choose their own path & gender if that makes them happy. But what I won't do is change my view of them no matter what.

[@MustyUnderboob]

If you can't force views then why try to force the mother to see her son as anything other than her son?

[@jessicahunt107]

I have a mantra for Natalie's mom that she should repeat until she gets it: Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Natalie, she/her Repeat that as many times as needed.

[@lc6636]

She is not going to get it. Natalie needs to move on.

[@kikikoko607]

So basically, she has to brainwash herself?

[@caram6061]

I think her mum has done great and is coming round

[@Theofficial_Jay]

Yes! I wish that my mom would atleast talk about it with me.

[@Crimsondream01]

The mother is very narrow minded..you would think at least if she loves her child would do some research into it..the mother is vile

[@chrissyweikoop7931]

doing research is hard though. but checking out facebook groups which spoonfeed ill-informed but easily digestible 2 sentence pictures is easy and seems to be enough for some idiots to form an opinion. or, you are an idiot like me and check out transphobic content on youtube, which basically function in the same way as these facebook posts, but in a 5 to 20 minute video format. while being rooted in internalized transphobia, i am glad i got over that phase. current step are black folks, next step will be muslims. its not easy, ridding oneself from biases, but i think it makes life much more enjoyable to see things from a wider perspective. it makes you not only kinder, but smarter too. the mother definately needs both of that.

[@Crimsondream01]

@@chrissyweikoop7931 actually I don't check out transphobic content, however I do have a little insight considering I have had relationships with three transitioned post op females..and so I have taken the time to do research and learn what it's actually about from people who are living as transitioned people.

[@chrissyweikoop7931]

@@Crimsondream01 thats amazing. talking to people is the best way to be better.

[@banditthedog6268]

@@chrissyweikoop7931 to do what you're doing takes great courage and willpower. Especially when it's so easy and comfortable to wallow in upur prejudices....good for you. I'm on a similar journey. It's fuckin hard

[@chrissyweikoop7931]

@@banditthedog6268 none of your claims apply to what i wrote though.

[@uhtredragnorson9930]

The mother is scared of all the hormones and surgery damaging Nat’s health. Sounds as if ‘Christian’ is an issue too. The mother needs to be more sympathetic

[@monicadaniels784]

She's worried about what people will think. Of her!

[@TararyzeMcg]

She’s being a GOOD MOTHER FFS…it’s all me me me

[@dustypink4802]

Wow, that mother is the worst! That was so heartwrenching to see Nat be spoken to like that. I hope she is now well away from her Mother and thriving. That is if her mother hasn't come around. But I haven't watched till the end yet.

[@liebstmohnbroetchen]

Oh I really don't know how I would feel as a mother... 😢

[@MissVanSam]

Love this documentary ❤

[@yourgodismean4526]

The mother deeply confused. Don’t worry, Mama. Trans folks must go through tons of counseling and living as their preferred/actual gender before anything surgical ever happens. You’ll have more time to adjust, and for Nat to realize any mistake, than you think. Natalie exudes femininity; I’m a cis female n she’s way more of a woman than me😘

[@reginalannister2262]

She's not confused, she can see that she's looking at teenager boy, her son. Whole world can see that.

[@yourgodismean4526]

Why did you pull my comments, KZbin? The 2nd one, maybe, but if you’re going to pull mine, you need to pull hers. Whose side are you on? Oh, wait, I know

[@yourgodismean4526]

@@reginalannister2262 You’re a narrow minded individual and no one needs to hear from you. This video was not made for ppl like you. Can you stay in your lane? I don’t go to right wing sites or vids and bother ppl like u

[@sallywillis1448]

It is also very sad, even devastating for the family.

[@monicadaniels784]

Yes, when a parent refuses to see who their child actually is, everyone suffers.

[@MustyUnderboob]

​@@monicadaniels784He's a bloke that got someone pregnant.

[@cowboy726]

I really related to this I have the same situation and reaction with my mother when i came out as a guy a couple years ago things have progressed much my mom feels the same but you know things might turn around one day

[@marjorieevershem3757]

He needs to leave and go his own way as an adult. He can’t expect his mom to start calling him a Girl after she knows he is a male and brought him up as such. He needs to grow up. His mother has already expressed herself. I repeat, he needs to leave and live his own lifestyle…❤️

[@oliviawutam]

Parents treat their children like property, so sad

[@MasterRoss-sn7dl]

No one is trapped in the wrong body.

[@jessicahunt107]

Natalie, hun, if you are able at all, PLEASE get out and get away from your mom! For your own safety and well being. If she ever decides to accept you, then you can let her back into your life. Until then, please distance yourself from her and all other family members who choose to deny you. Hugs and love! 🤗🤗🤗

[@viviannichols3582]

She had already become way more supportive by the end of this short video. I don’t see any reason to cut off contact here at all.

[@misstrever1952]

...I think your mother needs to take a good look at the world especially in the LGBTQ community and accept you for who you want to be, more importantly so now as you're almost 18. As a trans/ crossdresser myself I had to face the world alone sad maybe but am so glad and happy knowing that I've definitely done the right thing. My very best wishes to you I hope you find true happiness. 💜🏳️‍🌈🌹

[@TararyzeMcg]

Ahhh mom nailed it !!!a mother who CARES AND A SON WHO ONLY CARES ABOUT HIMSELF!!! Dress how you want just don’t BLACKMAIL YOUR FAMILY FFS…all this over a pronoun…

[@giuseppemariocescutti-fitz5835]

So much for a mothers unconditional love. Shes awful and revolting!!!

[@TheMoramaExperience]

Great Mom God bless her

[@gisellereeves7815]

Hoping and praying Natalie's mom will come around and support her

[@beebeecee669]

Praying to who? A god that made a mistake or a god that hates queer people in general? Pray doesn't work but if it did, pray that Nate appreciates have a full functional body and stop playing pretend.

[@Starcro]

this video is a decade old shes doing way better now shes even engaged

[@garys-little-corner]

I am glad Nats mother was slowly coming around. I understand how Nat must feel as my mother is a certified conservative Christian who does not like the changes I am making, and doesn't hesitate to tell me so.

[@MustyUnderboob]

I don't blame your mum. She probably doesn't like seeing her son as a creepy fetishist.

[@ayladavis3195]

Very sad. Her mother may have a choice to make- a dead son or a living daughter. You might think that a mother would always want what is best for Natalie. But it takes time. If they respect each other and try hard it might just work out

[@lc6636]

She needs to move on. Her mother has her beliefs and they will not change.

[@TararyzeMcg]

Blackmail much????

[@cowboy726]

I definitely know how hard this is. I'm really glad that nats mom did make an effort with buying the clothes and not calling her he to any of the shop employees but ngl low key shocked me. I was like dang. 😂i swear my mom when she takes me anywhere has to be like "actually he's a she" like biishh who 😅

[@rhonda4333]

Such an unsympathetic mother and the way she talked to her had me cringing. Is it any wonder a lot of young people with gender dysphoria end up committing suicide, if this is the reaction they get from their nearest and dearest. Of course I have empathy with her but your child must come first, if they are to have any chance of a half decent future.

[@BlueWolf-ks6om]

I think you mean the way she talked to her right?

[@TararyzeMcg]

You’re obviously not a parent!!!

[@marjavainio6761]

How mother ever never can say that to her child

[@sunlightheaded]

For anyone who didn't come from Tiktok: Natalie was made homeless by her mum in the years following this doc, and was without a home for a couple of years until she moved in with a friend. She's now happily engaged, lives with two cats and her partner, and has minimal contact with her mum. Her mum does now call her Natalie. It does get better. Eventually. ❤️‍🩹

[@waxolotl7563]

She’s also expecting a baby with Charlotte

[@monicadaniels784]

Thanks for this update, I hope she is happy. Horrible Mom to turn your kid out on the streets.

[@MustyUnderboob]

​@@waxolotl7563Poor child.

[@lunalovegoodwitch]

interesting videos but I think some parents don't even deserve to have children why should anyone's child be unhappy for most of their life pretending to be someone that they're not just let people be trans for once and respects them

[@monicadaniels784]

Exactly

[@MustyUnderboob]

He's the one pretending to be something he's not. He thinks dressing up makes him a girl even though he said somewhere in the comments that he got someone pregnant. He's in a world of make believe.

[@loveanimals969]

Natalie's mother is a disgrace, and I am someone who does not agree with any surgery before the age of 21. She needs to think of how her son is feeling.

[@lc6636]

The mother has feelings too.

[@loveanimals969]

@@lc6636 Yes, but she should be more understanding.

[@monicadaniels784]

Daughter

[@loveanimals969]

@@monicadaniels784 I have sympathy but I do not believe a man can become a woman, or a woman can become a man. Surgery may change the way they look, and they may feel like a woman or a man, but they aren't.

[@mrsjanhannah]

Kids in this position need mental health help. This new fad of in the wrong body needs to be talked out. Why does he feel sexually pleasurable in women's clothes. He is a boy who feels feminine, or is he gay? No one should undergo surgery or damaging drugs at this age. A recently changed boy is openly saying he misses his penis. Once you are castrated there is no going back. The drugs are also life limiting and body damaging. There are only two sexes or LGB all the rest is gender dysphoria or autogynephilia. His mother is trying to make him see in her way that he hasn't always felt like this, after all teenagers know everything and teenagers are like two year old.

[@monicadaniels784]

Thanks for that encyclopedia entry on transphobia. You could not get things more wrong!

[@monophobia394]

most of the comments the mum is saying are vile. it’s not a big ask to refer to natalie by her pronouns, yet she’s acting like it’s a burden to the entire family. fucking ridiculous.

[@J80MBO]

So he refuses to accept he is a man and his mum gets it in the neck cos she refuses to pretend he is a girl 🤷‍♂️

[@Shelly-bts]

I hope that she sets up a “Go fund me” account. Natalie needs financial help to get away from that toxic woman.

[@aw3299]

Do you mean she sets up a Go Fund Me account?

[@Shelly-bts]

@@aw3299, YES! OMG. I really thought that’s what I had typed. I will correct it. I wasn’t trying to be insensitive.

[@aw3299]

@@Shelly-bts Thank you for the correction 👍

[@connorscorner443]

This is from several years ago. Natalie was kicked out and was homeless for several years

[@connorscorner443]

Shes doing better now and is engaged

[@helenalovelock1030]

Ahh I love Natalie 💕💕🙌🏻

[@kikikoko607]

I absolutely understand the mother. She gave birth to a boy, raised a boy, and now all of a sudden, she has to pretend, it all never happened. This is gaslighting on a new level!

[@katiegeorgeripia]

I feel for Natalie but I also feel for her mum. I just hope her mum comes around

[@kensurridge9631]

That woman is awful. She makes no effort at all to understand Natalie who deserves so much better.

[@beebeecee669]

She understands, just doesn't accept the delusion.

[@kensurridge9631]

@@beebeecee669 the evidence evaluated by experts and professionals in the field say that you are wrong. Being transgender is real and not a delusion - see the DSM. Only people deriving their views from ignorance and bigotry say otherwise.

[@monicadaniels784]

@@beebeecee669 You are the deluded one here!

[@MustyUnderboob]

​@@monicadaniels784The bloke calling himself Natalie got someone knocked up. Girls can't do that.

[@TararyzeMcg]

He’s lucky to have a mother who CARES!!!

[@AidenzeroV]

This mother is something. She’s worried about her younger children more than her transgender daughter? Wow. Wow wow wow. These children she got are too young to understand the concept of transgender and it’s not like Natalie is forcing it on her children

[@kathymcbride2425]

and in the south the children are ready for boarding school at 7 getting independant

[@viviannichols3582]

Both of them are experiencing understandable, valid feelings. At the end of the day, you can’t let your self worth rely on validation from others, even your parents. And if you are the parent, it’s important to realize that your kid is going to make their own decisions when they become an adult. You can disagree with those decisions, but if you have no respect for their autonomy, your adult kids may choose to separate themselves from you. A little understanding from both sides can go a long way.

[@bethanymata6246]

Natalie mom reminds me SO much of mine ...

[@kathrynbroome5966]

his mum is being a bit over the top Christian's think they are rite my friend is a church gower and her other freind is gay and she stopped seeing her girlfriend and my friend said the church has cured her bollox its not an illness

[@karl34m]

Kudos to his Mother. I can understand where she is coming from.

[@monicadaniels784]

The language of bigotry is what you relate to. Accept your kid!

[@karl34m]

@@monicadaniels784 I won't accept putting my kid through a Dr Mengale kind of experiment, with life altering cross sex hormones and mutilation. if that makes me a bigot, so be it.

[@richlee509]

The mum is annoying but you can't change from an male to a woman

[@alisabristleface]

Its her mother, Karla

[@karl34m]

@@alisabristleface Hahaha, no, it's a biological man, thus a he.

[@EllieGoddard-rh7jc]

I have a trans cousin FTM he had similar issues with his dad his dad disowned him and there relationship is not their anymore it’s so sad I hope he his happy me and my mum and my dad support him because he has known one else.

[@Emily-uq3to]

She’s mean and she’s going to loose her child when they move out they won’t want any relationship with there mom cuz of her bad attitude and not willing to accept her child for who they are

[@kw2080]

I don't think Nat needs a bra. I think he will be ok without the support.

[@MustyUnderboob]

He just wants to play fetish dress up.

[@TheYonkas]

She is so cute.

[@kathrynbroome5966]

it must be so hard for the mum she had a boy so i do understand

[@nothingworksworks3511]

We raised our child "genderless", bio boy. he loved glitter, baby dolls AND rough play/trucks etc. As an adult, prefers girls, is an elite athlete but dresses like Mick Jaeger circa 1968. I wonder how much of WHO you feel like you are is cultural? I mean, 1600s men dressed in tights & earrings

[@laiscecilia3137]

Independente do que for nat você é muito incrível, forte, rainha, linda, maravilhosa, batalhadora, guerreira, vencedora, simpática, carismática, fofa, meiga, humilde, honesta, amável, adorável, legal, engraçada, gentil, educada, amiga, feliz,e muito especial pode contar comigo sempre vou te apoiar te dá muito suporte mesmo eu morando muito longe de você as escolhas são suas não dá sua mãe desrespeitosa,dura e muda quero que você fique bem sempre te adoro e amo te tanto demais mesmo.❤❤

[@margaretpepper3550]

Writing as a MtF now aged 79, having had SRS nearly 20 years ago, I totally see where Nat is coming from. I would diagnose Nat as being in level 6 in the Harry Benjamin scale of gender dysphoria & my advise to her would be to get onto a TS programme ASAP either in Scotland or possibly in London where Nat will find a large TS community. I would also advise Nat to think about what future jobs would be suitable & apply for a place at college or uni to that end which will lead to a professional qualification. That might sound boring to someone of 19, but there is nothing better than being gainfully employed so you can get to afford your own flat!!

[@EJ54435]

You’re determining this from a 25 minute documentary? With minimal information of the first 18 years of life?

[@TararyzeMcg]

None of your business!!!!

[@bee-sting]

Honestly, I'm with mum all the way. She is refusing to cower down to lunacy. This boy i has been captured by the woke cult and hopefully he will turn around soon enough. I would also rather disown my child for this nonsense. Never! This is very good parenting. I sincerely applaud her. ❤

[@nsuro80]

You are a sick moron.

[@tristanthetransgirlqueen2875]

I feel so sorry for Natalie I would be her friend

[@cindymolesky3492]

No one should judge the mom. I have no doubt that she will learn that acceptance is better than losing her child. It can't be easy.

[@monicadaniels784]

She turned her kid out to the street. Yea, I judge her!

[@terrybarnett1317]

Wonder how Nats doing now

[@winros]

Well, the Barrett's are a start...👩‍🦰

[@User-32kjjzz34]

I'm trans Alien

[@nicknation9114]

you can't force someone to lie. to you.

[@honeybunch6473]

I think his mum is wise and knows her son. This is a psychological issue. She hits it on the head about the attention seeking. Many "trans" people and gay people are attention seeking and its because they are insecure. Even a change will not make this young man happy.

[@monicadaniels784]

Thank you for that ignorant comment that shows the complete misunderstanding of this situation. You obviously don't understand or even care to try to understand. My advice would be to educate yourself before you write and thus prevent yourself from looking so foolish. I'd be nicer, be you are much too condescending for me to do that.

[@SodaCider641]

Shut up. You don’t dictate people’s lives. Neither does Natalie’s so-called mother. You’re just projecting your insecurities on a complete stranger.