by Helen and Sammy
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Trans women do not cause HRT shortages. Estradiol supply problems stem from manufacturing disruptions, demand forecasting failures, and regulatory pressures across the…
Three quiet questions to help you listen to yourself.
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Helen sat down to debate a woman who wanted her in prison, and found herself explaining, calmly, why trans people are allowed to exist.

Jay came home from university to tell their parents they were non-binary, sat through the most awkward dinner of their life, and waited six months for a birthday card.

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Try the quiz →Robyn was eleven when she was referred to the NHS gender service, and fourteen when she realised she might be seventeen before anyone saw her.

Anaya spent her thirties explaining away a feeling she could never quite name, until a colleague's transition gave it one.
He was already being seen as male by most people around him, layering jackets over a binder every single day, and waiting. Helen thinks about what it costs a 17-year-old to carry…
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