LGBT
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State Of The World – September
Welcome to September’s Edition of State Of The World, lets get started. Burkina Faso becomes 32nd African country to outlaw homosexuality Burkina Faso. the African country that is currently under the rule of a Military Junta, has become the 32nd country in the world to outlaw homosexuality. The military junta-run state proposed the ban in Continue reading
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15 Months HRT Update
This week marks 15 months since I started HRT. Any changes? In a word, no. The patches I started using after my blood clot a few months ago are going okay, but I don’t like using them. I’m thinking of getting the cream next time I go for my renewal. I’m also not particularly happy Continue reading
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Transphobia in 2025: A Personal Experience
This blog post is a bit personal for me. I recently had an instance of transphobia after three years of having none at all. I also had an instance where no woman should have to put up with all within the space of two weeks. Man coming into the women’s bathroom I was in my Continue reading
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State of the World – August
Hi all, welcome to the August edition of State Of The World, my monthly round up of news for the LGBT community that has interested me. Lots to get into so let’s get started. 100,000 People turn up for Trans Pride London On Saturday the 27th July over 100,000 people turned up in London in Continue reading
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Inclusive Language: Changing the Game for All
So this week marks 14 months since I started on HRT, but before we go into that I have a very important message to quote. How to beat the Transgender Critical movement at there own game While browsing Threads this week, I came across a thread about the Kenwood Ladies Pool, how 200 cis women Continue reading
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Government Pride Celebrations Amidst Trans Rights Rollback
As I wrote in June’s State Of The World, Labour, along with all political parties, where banned from attending all the major Pride events this year. The reason ban was put in place this year is because this government is rolling back rights for the transgender community. Kier Starmer, the current UK Prime Minister, decided Continue reading
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State Of The World – July
Welcome to another edition of State Of The World. Let’s get started. Tens of thousands defy Hungary’s ban on Pride in protest against Orbán Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Budapest in defiance of the Hungarian government’s ban on Pride, heeding a call by the city’s mayor to “come calmly and Continue reading
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HRT Update – 13 Months
This week marks 13 months since I started HRT. After a blood clot scare in the last month some things have changed. Blood Clot I was on oral form of HRT for a year before I got diagnosed with a blood clot. I have written about it in last week’s post. I have since been Continue reading
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State of the World – June
Welcome to this months pride edition of State Of The World. Let’s get started. Pride has a different meaning this year. A lot of companies that usually ‘celebrate’ Pride are not doing that this year. For instance, in my local Primark outlet, there is no Pride merch on sale that I could see, and the Continue reading
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Future of Trans Youth Healthcare at Risk: Government Actions Scrutinized
Less than a year after the U.K. banned puberty blockers for trans youth, health secretary Wes Streeting, the Health Minister for this very un-Labour-like Labour government, is considering banning the prescription of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) by private clinics and healthcare providers to patients under 18. According to the BBC, government lawyers have stated that Continue reading
