Trevor Project hosts forum for adults to help teens secretly transition and talk about sex

Trevor Project, an organization that purports itself to be an LGBT youth "suicide prevention" nonprofit, operates the online community forum TrevorSpace, where adults instruct children on how to hide their transition from parents and ask them about sex.

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The mother, Rachel, who comes from a Democrat background and has her own gender-dysphoric child, went undercover on TrevorSpace, and was shocked at what she found. A special report from the National Review details Rachel's findings from screenshots taken of the chats.

"She opened a 'Pandora’s box' of sexually perverse content, aggressive gender re-assignment referrals, adults encouraging minors to hide their transitions from their parents, and many troubled kids in need of psychological counseling," reports Caroline Downey of the National Review.

Rachel turned to the Trevor Project in desperation because she thought her child was in danger of taking her own life. Rachel was persuaded by a "highly credentialed" medical and mental health team to allow her daughter to socially transition, she told National Review. Her child was hospitalized several times for self-harm and suicidality. Rachel and her husband, based in Brooklyn, were told that "gender-affirmation" was their only option.

New York passed laws prohibiting "conversion therapy," essentially banning any exploratory approach to psychotherapy that tries to address underlying causes of dysphoria. They succeeded in the ban by equating "watchful waiting" with the discredited practice of trying to get gays and lesbians to "convert" to heterosexuality. Gender-affirmation care, the only legal option now for New York parents of dysphoric kids to pursue, takes kids' claims about their identity at face value without question, which often points them towards "gender affirming" medical interventions.

Rachel and her husband were at their wit's end when her husband discovered statistics that people who transition are much more likely to commit suicide than the general population. "My jaw hit the floor. I said, 'Oh my God we’ve been lied to,'" said Rachel to the National Review. Now she has dedicated her time to exposing the truth behind the "child gender-transition craze."

Signing up for TrevorSpace, users are given the option of placing themselves within the age ranges of "under 18" or "18-25." The online community forum is open to people 13-24, but there is no system in place to verify a person’s age. Rachel said she saw entries from people claiming to be over 25, including guest accounts with no listed age.

"I have been looking for a binder, but I have no clue where to get one? Does anyone know where I could get a reliable binder?” an adolescent asked on TrevorSpace.

"I really recommend TransTape," an adult user replied with a list of brands that sell binders, an undergarment meant to conceal the shape of female breasts.

"If it’s your first time I started with TomboyX compression tops," another adult wrote.

Teen girls transitioning to boys discussed Minoxidil, an over-the-counter medication that stimulates facial hair growth. "Can I get and use Minoxidil without my parents knowing?" a girl asked.

Rachel observed that members of the online forum all seemed intent on aiding each other towards taking further steps in their gender transitions. She saw a significant number of cases in which adults gave minors this validation.

"I still feel more masc and more fem on days, but it doesn’t matter what I’m feeling I will always prefer to be a girl," one child wrote. "Does that make me trans or am I still genderfluid? Help I don’t know."

An adult replied: "If I had to guess based on your post, I’d say it sounds pretty trans."

The sexual conversations between adults and children are what really disturbed Rachel. Some transgender-identifying adults wrote in detail about their masturbation addictions and experiences with autogynephilia, (when a male becomes sexually aroused by the thought of himself as female) and autoandrophilia, (when a female becomes sexually aroused by the thought of herself as male).

An adult male wrote, "So I woke up this morning with a huge urge to masturbate, even though I knew I couldn’t, and it would hurt me if I did, I went and did it anyway. And it felt awful, the sensations I felt, the kind of orgasm I had, it was all male, and it just completely shattered my womanhood and served as a cruel reminder of the female sensations I can’t hope to feel because of the male body I was born in."

The National Review reported that "users under 18 spoke with adult users about their sexual preferences, including BDSM, polyamory, and others. Users over 18 asked about paraphilia: 'What’s the weirdest sexual thing you know?' People responded with 'gokkun' — the act of drinking multiple male ejaculations from a container; 'bukkake' — the fetish of being covered with ejaculate; 'scat play' — deriving sexual gratification from fantasies involving feces; and 'forniphilia' — a form of bondage in which a person’s body is incorporated into furniture for sexual acts."

The Trevor Project, succeeds at acquiring massive support and funding by operating on the seemingly high rates of suicide among "trans" youth. But upon further investigation of these rates, researchers found them to be based on a bad interpretation of statistics.

The studies that claim trans youth are at elevated risk of suicide are commonly compared with average mentally healthy teenagers, which is deeply misleading. When researchers compared trans youth with teens suffering from similar mental health problems, there was virtually no difference in suicide rates between the groups. Trans youth are not any more suicidal than teens with garden variety mental illness, which means that failing to "affirm" a child’s transgender identity does not drive suicidal behavior.