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Title: Trans doc She's a Boy I Knew
Post by: Natasha on October 08, 2008, 05:56:11 PM
Post by: Natasha on October 08, 2008, 05:56:11 PM
Trans doc She's a Boy I Knew
http://www.xtra.ca/public/Ottawa/Trans_doc_Shes_a_Boy_I_Knew-5621.aspx (http://www.xtra.ca/public/Ottawa/Trans_doc_Shes_a_Boy_I_Knew-5621.aspx)
10/8/2008
At a time when small children are thinking about their first day of school and how to ride a bike, Gwen Haworth (who was at the time a young boy named Steven) knew that her gender identity was awry. Even at that oft-innocent age her instincts were to keep those desires secret from everyone, something she kept to herself for more than two decades. "I've been aware of this since I was four," says Haworth. "That meant 23 years of keeping this secret hidden, 23 years of self-hate and internalized transphobia."
http://www.xtra.ca/public/Ottawa/Trans_doc_Shes_a_Boy_I_Knew-5621.aspx (http://www.xtra.ca/public/Ottawa/Trans_doc_Shes_a_Boy_I_Knew-5621.aspx)
10/8/2008
At a time when small children are thinking about their first day of school and how to ride a bike, Gwen Haworth (who was at the time a young boy named Steven) knew that her gender identity was awry. Even at that oft-innocent age her instincts were to keep those desires secret from everyone, something she kept to herself for more than two decades. "I've been aware of this since I was four," says Haworth. "That meant 23 years of keeping this secret hidden, 23 years of self-hate and internalized transphobia."