Nourishing Our Sanity

10. Trauma, detransition, gender ideology, & synthetic hormones with Exulansic

• Kymber Maulden

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In this episode, Kymber sits down to have an intimate conversation with Exulansic, about her journey through trans identification and detransition. We discuss how her undergraduate studies at UC Berkeley in gender and women’s studies influenced her trans identity and how queer theory played into this as well. We discuss the role that mental health, SA, autism, and other health issues played in her identity and decision to transition. We discuss the impacts of synthetic hormones, namely Depo Provera, on development and overall health. We discuss medical ethics and the question of informed consent when it comes to “chemically castrating” young and vulnerable populations, and we discuss the evolving concept of womanhood, self-acceptance, and the future of gender ideology.

Today on Nourishing Our Sanity:

  • Exulansic’s journey through gender studies, autism, and identity
  • The effects of long-term hormone use and the challenges of detransitioning
  • Gender dysphoria and its connection to autism and health issues
  • Medical ethics: questioning informed consent in hormonal treatments
  • The evolving concept of womanhood and the future of gender ideology

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*This show is produced by Mountain Valley Media*