“When Chloe Cole was 12, she began to question whether or not she was a girl. By her thirteenth birthday, she was put on “puberty blockers“—the catchall name for the drugs that suppress the hormones that regulate the reproductive system in adolescent girls and boys. Soon after, Chloe began taking testosterone, also known as T, to masculinize her features. Just two years later, at the age of 15, she underwent a double mastectomy to amputate both of her (healthy) breasts; a procedure typically reserved for breast cancer patients. This irreversible surgery–usually preceded by breast binding in the cascade of transgender interventions–is euphemistically called “top surgery.”
Chloe recently described her story in great detail in an interview with psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson. She explained how she had no idea how chest binding would affect her developing breasts, nor, as a 15-year-old, had she considered the loss of her future ability to breastfeed. “I also wasn’t really thinking at all about being a parent at all because I was… I was a kid,” she said.”
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