My Second Puberty
Emme ReynoldsAn exploration of transition & what can be part of a trans journey.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 76 |
| Subscribers | Read | emmereynolds.substack.com |
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Analyzing the gender biases you have
What do you use to determine how you are going to address someone? Do you look at their clothes, their hair, their build? Likely, you don’t even know exactly what it is you’re looking for when determining the gender of someone you don’t kno...
How we talk to kids matters from day one
When do we most often gender things we don’t have to? As in, when do we unnecessarily force kids into gender roles they may not be interested for no other reason than, “that’s just how things are.” The thing is, with some work on readjustin...
how to talk to your kids about trans people
I am thinking there may be a disconnect for some people about the idea around trans people and who trans people are. That trans people are scary, or that your children being trans could be scary and seen as some sort of failure of yours as ...
Simple ways people have made me feel good
There is a lot of sadness and despair in the world right now and it doesn’t take a lot of brain power to understand why.
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I’m a transfeminine parent going through a later in life social and medical transition. I love to talk about all the things that part of this journey and to meet other people experiencing change in parts of their lives.
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