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âMy Ex is a Pedophileâ Rosie Nelson on the chilling moment a hidden SD card changed her life forever.
âSo, I started looking, there were a couple of boxes. I lifted the lid of the first one, lifted the lid of the second one, and there it was, in with a whole load of electrical cables and stuffâ
âGrabbed it, walked off. Um, when I got to where I was going, looked in the back and there was something in there and I thought, "Well, that's a bit odd." Um, so I pulled it out and it was an SD card, I think you call them, the tiny little cards that go into whatever.â
âSo I thought, it's a bit strange. Um, so I put it into the, iPad, the Apple iPad, and this box popped up, bottom left, and there was a small child there.â
âSo, I ripped it out of the, computer and sat there and just thought, "Of course it's not, that's just absolutely mental." That's just ridiculous. So, I put it back in and this time a box popped up with a load of titles.â
âAnd all of the titles, every single one was something, you know, pretty horrendous. Um, and I just thought, "Oh, my God, this is actually what I thought it was."
âYeah, you just can't believe it. Can't believe what you're seeing. You can't see that and ever forget what you've seen. It never leaves you.â
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Emily Compagno says the biggest stakes in an election arenât the rallies, the headlines, or the political drama. Itâs who gets to shape the courts and decide how much power the government has over your life.
On The Five, she argues that judicial appointments can determine whether constitutional rights are protected, how regulations affect businesses, and whether government power is used fairly.
She points to COVID-era restrictions, prosecutions of pro-life activists, and investigations involving parents who challenged school boards as examples of what she believes is at stake.
Her message is clear: voters shouldnât get distracted by the noise. They should focus on who will protect their rights.
Then Greg Gutfeld cuts in with a joke about being happy he could get a pedicure during the pandemic.
Do judicial appointments deserve more attention during elections, or do political commentators exaggerate whatâs at stake?
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Piers Morgan Presses Marc Lamont Hill on Whether a Woman Can Have a Penis â Chris Parrott Turns the Question Around
Piers Morgan: Iâll come to you. But first, can a woman have a penis, Mark? Yes or no?
Marc Lamont Hill: A trans woman may have a penis. A cis woman would not. These are silly gotcha games used to get clips on the internet. I understand your point.
Piers Morgan: No, theyâre not. Itâs simple biology.
Marc Lamont Hill: We agree on the biology. A woman canât have a penis. Full stop. The point is that gender identity is different from biological sex.
Males have penises, and females have vaginas. We can agree on that. But gender isnât purely about what youâre assigned biologically at birth. Conflating the two is either being ignorant of the issue or being disingenuous.
Chris Parrott: So, following that logic, is anyone who has a vagina a man?
Marc Lamont Hill: No, thatâs not the inverse. Biologically, there are males and females.
Chris Parrott: That must be true, right?
Marc Lamont Hill: Thatâs a much more logical question than the one you initially asked. If youâre born with a vagina, youâre biologically female. If youâre born with a penis, youâre biologically male. Thatâs not in dispute.
Whatâs in dispute is whether our biological identity at birth tells the whole story. In transgender discussions, weâre saying it doesnât. Our identities can also have social contexts.
Piers Morgan: I wasnât assigned male at birth. This whole language is ridiculous, Mark. I was born male. And thatâs the problem.
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Bret Baier Presses Abdul El-Sayed on Mike Rogersâ Muslim Brotherhood Claims â El-Sayed Fires Back
Bret Baier: âMike Rogers has been really hitting this Muslim Brotherhood thing. I know you don't want to talk about your family and the history there
Abdul El-Sayed: âLet me just stop there. Let me just stop there. No, no. You are asking this question to raise a question about whether or not I have dual loyalty.â
Bret Baier: âThis is specific. His campaign cites a 2012 statement of the United States.â
Abdul El-Sayed: âI have never been a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. I never will be a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. I am interested in serving the United States. I am interested in swearing an oath to the Constitution that every senator has sworn an oath to.â
Abdul El-Sayed: âIf the question about my faith is the issue which Mike Rogers wants it to be
I think it is sad and beneath him, and frankly beneath the President of the United States, to make that an issue. Because under our Constitution, you're guaranteed the right to pray as you choose to pray.â
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Bill Maher and Sam Harris Challenge Michael Steeleâs Views on Criticism of Islam and Religious Extremism
Bill Maher: People are afraid to criticize or satirize Islam because they could face violent retaliation.
âItâs the only religion that acts like the mafia â that will fucking kill you if you say the wrong thing, draw the wrong picture, or write the wrong book.â
Sam Harris: âWe have to be able to criticize bad ideas.â
Michael Steele: Muslim voices are speaking out against extremism, but their side of the story often gets overlooked.
Sam Harris: The concern, he argues, is that extreme religious beliefs may be more widespread than people assume.
Michael Steele: âYou do have that element of fear as well, but you also have other braver souls out there who do speak out⌠publicly put their names on paper, declaring their opposition to what ISIS and others are doing. So there are those voices, but where was the coverage?â
Bill Maher: âI can show you a poll of Egyptians. They are not outliers in the Muslim world. Let's say like 90% of them believe death is the appropriate response to leaving the religion. If 90% of Brazilians thought that death was the appropriate response to leaving Catholicism, you would think it was a bigger deal.â
Michael Steele: âI would think it's a big dealâ
Piers Morgan Presses Marc Lamont Hill on Whether a Woman Can Have a Penis â Chris Parrott Turns the Question Around
Piers Morgan: Iâll come to you. But first, can a woman have a penis, Mark? Yes or no?
Marc Lamont Hill: A trans woman may have a penis. A cis woman would not. These are silly gotcha games used to get clips on the internet. I understand your point.
Piers Morgan: No, theyâre not. Itâs simple biology.
Marc Lamont Hill: We agree on the biology. A woman canât have a penis. Full stop. The point is that gender identity is different from biological sex.
Males have penises, and females have vaginas. We can agree on that. But gender isnât purely about what youâre assigned biologically at birth. Conflating the two is either being ignorant of the issue or being disingenuous.
Chris Parrott: So, following that logic, is anyone who has a vagina a man?
Marc Lamont Hill: No, thatâs not the inverse. Biologically, there are males and females.
Chris Parrott: That must be true, right?
Marc Lamont Hill: Thatâs a much more logical question than the one you initially asked. If youâre born with a vagina, youâre biologically female. If youâre born with a penis, youâre biologically male. Thatâs not in dispute.
Whatâs in dispute is whether our biological identity at birth tells the whole story. In transgender discussions, weâre saying it doesnât. Our identities can also have social contexts.
Piers Morgan: I wasnât assigned male at birth. This whole language is ridiculous, Mark. I was born male. And thatâs the problem.
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Sabrina Treffiletti says losing access to her daughters left her unable to eat, think, or get out of bed after surviving an abusive marriage.
Geoff Goddard: âWhat, whatâs the feeling when you realized like this, this was your life and this was going to be happening, you were no longer having access to your daughters?â
Sabrina Treffiletti: âDevastated. Itâs just, itâs like a, itâs a grief with no funeral. Thatâs how I explain it.
Because your children are still alive, and you know, you donât know the next time youâre going to speak to them. You donât know. This has no endpoint.â
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Piers Morgan kept asking one question, and Liz Wheeler kept bringing the conversation back to something else.
He wanted to know whether she approved of a controversial political ad targeting Amy Acton. Wheeler insisted the ad had no impact on her vote, arguing that voters were more concerned about grocery prices, gas costs, school closures, and the effects of COVID-era restrictions.
But Piers wasnât asking why she voted for Vivek Ramaswamy. He wanted to know whether she approved of the ad itself.
And despite being asked repeatedly, Wheeler never gave him a clear yes-or-no answer in this exchange.
Was Piers right to keep pressing for a direct answer, or was Liz right that voters care more about real-life issues?
Dean Withers confronts a boyfriend who denies that forced finger penetration is rape, before the boyfriend makes a disturbing joke about raping his own girlfriend
Dean Withers: âDo you accept that the legal definition of rape would include a man forcefully penetrating a woman's vagina with his fingers?â
Boyfriend: âPersonally, no.â
Dean Withers: âThis is the federal definition that applies in all 50 states according to federal law.â
Boyfriend: âWhat's the difference between molestation, abuse and rape?â
Dean Withers: âWhy do you disagree with the federal law?â
Boyfriend: âBecause everyone should be in jail for rape then. Is that not true?â
Co-host: âWhat? what he say?â
Dean Withers: âAre you admitting to raping somebody on a TikTok Live?â
Co-host: âHave you unconsensually penetrated somebody?â
Girlfriend: âHave you unconsensually penetrated somebody, stop laughing, this is not funny, stop, stop, come on.â
Dean Withers: âYou either just admitted to raping your girlfriend, or you made a joke about raping your girlfriend, which one was it?â
Girlfriend: âHe made a joke.â
Dean Withers: âDid you just make a joke out of raping your girlfriend? you sick fuck
did you just make a joke out of raping your girlfriend in front of her? you are fucking disgusting, what kind of creature are you?â
Girlfriend: âStop laughing, disgusting.â
Dean Withers: âAnd he's laughing, and he's laughing.â
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Mehdi Hasan Puts Piers Morgan on the Spot Over Gazaâs Dead Children â âWhat Is the Acceptable Level of Death?â
Mehdi Hasan: You condemn Benjamin Netanyahuâs terrorism against the children of Gaza.
Piers Morgan: I wouldnât categorize it as terrorism, although I think some Israeli actions, such as the violent expansion of settlements in the West Bank, could be considered a form of terrorism.
My hesitation is that, after the scale of the October 7 attack, Iâm not sure what else people expected the Israeli government to do. Hamas knew how Israel would respond, operated among civilians, and had an extensive tunnel system.
Iâve always believed Israel had both a right and a moral duty to defend its people.
Mehdi Hasan: By killing Palestinian kids?
Piers Morgan: My brother and brother-in-law served in the British military. Theyâve been involved in conflicts where civilians, including children, were killed.
But Gaza has a population of around two million, and half are under 18. A disgusting number of children have been killed. Has the level of civilian death become completely unacceptable? Yes. This has to stop.
Mehdi Hasan: What is the acceptable level of death?
Piers Morgan: I donât know. Thatâs why Iâve always asked what is proportionate. When America invaded Iraq after 9/11, I campaigned against it because I believed it was an illegal invasion.
Mehdi Hasan: But you havenât campaigned against this. Iâm asking about the conduct of the war, not its goal.
A video verified by The Washington Post showed a 13-year-old boy being attacked by a drone. As people came to help him while he was bleeding, another strike followed. Thatâs a double-tap strike, the kind associated with al-Qaeda and ISIS. How is that not an act of terror?
Piers Morgan: Iâve seen a lot of videos. Some of them are
Mehdi Hasan: But that specific incident. Is that an act of terror in your view?
Piers Morgan: I havenât seen the video youâre referring to. I want all these incidents properly investigated to establish whether war crimes were committed. If they were, those responsible must be held accountable.
Mehdi Hasan: You consider Yahya Sinwar a terrorist, right?
Piers Morgan: Yes.
Mehdi Hasan: The International Criminal Courtâs chief prosecutor sought arrest warrants for both Sinwar and Netanyahu. Netanyahu was accused of crimes including starvation, murder, and extermination. How is Netanyahu not a terrorist?
Piers Morgan: He may ultimately be convicted of war crimes that suggest heâs a terrorist.
Mehdi Hasan: But Sinwar hasnât been convicted of war crimes either. The prosecutor sought warrants for both.
Piers Morgan: Iâm trying to be consistent. Hamas made no secret of what happened on October 7. Sinwar directed and ordered that attack, and nobody disputes that.
Mehdi Hasan: Israel has also made its actions public. Israeli soldiers have posted videos of their conduct during the war, including on TikTok.
Piers Morgan: Youâre not going to get me to say what Israel has been doing is terrorism because I believe itâs defending its people.
Mehdi Hasan: Why not? It seems like a stubborn resistance to applying the same standard. You say any country attacked like Israel on October 7 would do what Israel has done.
Piers Morgan: If you had a country on your borderâ
Mehdi Hasan: Itâs occupied territory. Youâve conceded that yourself before.
Piers Morgan: I have said I believe it is occupied territory.
Mehdi Hasan: Then letâs call it what it is: Gaza.
Mehdi Hasan Puts Piers Morgan on the Spot Over Gazaâs Dead Children â âWhat Is the Acceptable Level of Death?â
Mehdi Hasan: You condemn Benjamin Netanyahuâs terrorism against the children of Gaza.
Piers Morgan: I wouldnât categorize it as terrorism, although I think some Israeli actions, such as the violent expansion of settlements in the West Bank, could be considered a form of terrorism.
My hesitation is that, after the scale of the October 7 attack, Iâm not sure what else people expected the Israeli government to do. Hamas knew how Israel would respond, operated among civilians, and had an extensive tunnel system.
Iâve always believed Israel had both a right and a moral duty to defend its people.
Mehdi Hasan: By killing Palestinian kids?
Piers Morgan: My brother and brother-in-law served in the British military. Theyâve been involved in conflicts where civilians, including children, were killed.
But Gaza has a population of around two million, and half are under 18. A disgusting number of children have been killed. Has the level of civilian death become completely unacceptable? Yes. This has to stop.
Mehdi Hasan: What is the acceptable level of death?
Piers Morgan: I donât know. Thatâs why Iâve always asked what is proportionate. When America invaded Iraq after 9/11, I campaigned against it because I believed it was an illegal invasion.
Mehdi Hasan: But you havenât campaigned against this. Iâm asking about the conduct of the war, not its goal.
A video verified by The Washington Post showed a 13-year-old boy being attacked by a drone. As people came to help him while he was bleeding, another strike followed. Thatâs a double-tap strike, the kind associated with al-Qaeda and ISIS. How is that not an act of terror?
Piers Morgan: Iâve seen a lot of videos. Some of them are
Mehdi Hasan: But that specific incident. Is that an act of terror in your view?
Piers Morgan: I havenât seen the video youâre referring to. I want all these incidents properly investigated to establish whether war crimes were committed. If they were, those responsible must be held accountable.
Mehdi Hasan: You consider Yahya Sinwar a terrorist, right?
Piers Morgan: Yes.
Mehdi Hasan: The International Criminal Courtâs chief prosecutor sought arrest warrants for both Sinwar and Netanyahu. Netanyahu was accused of crimes including starvation, murder, and extermination. How is Netanyahu not a terrorist?
Piers Morgan: He may ultimately be convicted of war crimes that suggest heâs a terrorist.
Mehdi Hasan: But Sinwar hasnât been convicted of war crimes either. The prosecutor sought warrants for both.
Piers Morgan: Iâm trying to be consistent. Hamas made no secret of what happened on October 7. Sinwar directed and ordered that attack, and nobody disputes that.
Mehdi Hasan: Israel has also made its actions public. Israeli soldiers have posted videos of their conduct during the war, including on TikTok.
Piers Morgan: Youâre not going to get me to say what Israel has been doing is terrorism because I believe itâs defending its people.
Mehdi Hasan: Why not? It seems like a stubborn resistance to applying the same standard. You say any country attacked like Israel on October 7 would do what Israel has done.
Piers Morgan: If you had a country on your borderâ
Mehdi Hasan: Itâs occupied territory. Youâve conceded that yourself before.
Piers Morgan: I have said I believe it is occupied territory.
Mehdi Hasan: Then letâs call it what it is: Gaza.
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Mehdi Hasan Accuses Israel of Destabilising the Middle East â Jonathan Conricus Fires Back
Piers Morgan: A lot of people think Netanyahuâs personal interests are driving this.
After October 7, he faces a reckoning with the Israeli people over the security failure. Heâs also facing corruption charges that have been delayed pending the military conflicts.
Thereâs not much incentive for him to bring this to an end, is there?
Jonathan Conricus: I think itâs intellectually lazy to analyze everything happening in the Middle East through Netanyahuâs perspective.
Israel has been making military gains against Hezbollah, and success on the battlefield creates an opportunity to exploit an enemyâs weakness.
Israel is defending itself against attacks from Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah.
To say everything is part of the Netanyahu show ignores the agency and responsibility of all the other actors attacking Israel.
Piers Morgan: All right, Mehdi, your response.
Mehdi Hasan: Letâs deal with the agency issue. Many of those groups have said their fighting is tied to whatâs happening in Gaza.
Theyâve said that if Israel ends the violence and agrees to a ceasefire, theyâll stop fighting.
Jonathan Conricus: The genocide that Hamas started on October 7â
Mehdi Hasan: Can I finish a sentence? Your country is being investigated by the International Court of Justice. Let me finish my point.
Those groups have said theyâll stop if Israel stops its actions in Gaza. NBC News reported that Israel killed Nasrallah after he sought to link a ceasefire in Lebanon to a ceasefire in Gaza.
Jonathan wants viewers to believe Israel was minding its own business when Iran attacked. But Israel struck Iranian targets in Syria, bombed Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, and killed a senior Iranian general in Beirut.
When it comes to destabilizing the region, Israel is escalating wars across multiple countries. Forty countries have called on Israel to stop attacking UN peacekeepers.
And as for winning, former Israeli general Gadi Shamni, who led the Gaza Division, says Hamas is winning and Israel is losing badly.
Piers Morgan: Jonathan, your response.
Jonathan Conricus: Out of respect for you, Piers, I didnât interrupt Mehdi the second time, even though his statement was littered with so many lies
Mehdi Hasan Accuses Israel of Destabilising the Middle East â Jonathan Conricus Fires Back
Piers Morgan: A lot of people think Netanyahuâs personal interests are driving this.
After October 7, he faces a reckoning with the Israeli people over the security failure. Heâs also facing corruption charges that have been delayed pending the military conflicts.
Thereâs not much incentive for him to bring this to an end, is there?
Jonathan Conricus: I think itâs intellectually lazy to analyze everything happening in the Middle East through Netanyahuâs perspective.
Israel has been making military gains against Hezbollah, and success on the battlefield creates an opportunity to exploit an enemyâs weakness.
Israel is defending itself against attacks from Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah.
To say everything is part of the Netanyahu show ignores the agency and responsibility of all the other actors attacking Israel.
Piers Morgan: All right, Mehdi, your response.
Mehdi Hasan: Letâs deal with the agency issue. Many of those groups have said their fighting is tied to whatâs happening in Gaza.
Theyâve said that if Israel ends the violence and agrees to a ceasefire, theyâll stop fighting.
Jonathan Conricus: The genocide that Hamas started on October 7â
Mehdi Hasan: Can I finish a sentence? Your country is being investigated by the International Court of Justice. Let me finish my point.
Those groups have said theyâll stop if Israel stops its actions in Gaza. NBC News reported that Israel killed Nasrallah after he sought to link a ceasefire in Lebanon to a ceasefire in Gaza.
Jonathan wants viewers to believe Israel was minding its own business when Iran attacked. But Israel struck Iranian targets in Syria, bombed Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, and killed a senior Iranian general in Beirut.
When it comes to destabilizing the region, Israel is escalating wars across multiple countries. Forty countries have called on Israel to stop attacking UN peacekeepers.
And as for winning, former Israeli general Gadi Shamni, who led the Gaza Division, says Hamas is winning and Israel is losing badly.
Piers Morgan: Jonathan, your response.
Jonathan Conricus: Out of respect for you, Piers, I didnât interrupt Mehdi the second time, even though his statement was littered with so many lies
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Enes Kanter Freedom Declares for the WNBA Draft to Challenge Its Gender Rules
Piers Morgan: I laughed out loud at the spectacle of you being harangued by female basketball stars simply because you wore a shirt saying what a woman is.
What motivated you to step into such a toxic debate?
Enes Kanter Freedom: I love the game and watch a lot of WNBA games. Around May, I saw Gabby Williams give an interview saying she had no problem with a trans athlete playing on her team or against her.
Then players, coaches, and the league itself were saying they had no problem with biological males playing in the WNBA. I thought, âEnough is enough. If you guys have no problem with it, Iâm declaring for the draft.â
I read the collective bargaining agreement beforehand. Article 13, Section 1(a), says that if you identify as a woman, youâre allowed to play.
Thereâs no rule against it. I simply declared for the draft, and now the whole world is mad at me.
Piers Morgan: Theyâre not respecting your right to identify as a woman, even though they demand that anybody else who does it be respected.
The UN reported in 2024 that nearly 1,000 women and girls across different levels of sport had been deprived of medals by transgender athletes.
Biological males have physiological advantages, which is why we separate men and women in sports.
I donât understand why women like Megan Rapinoe attacked you as a grifter for supposedly protecting women, when it seems to me youâre defending their rights to fairness, equality, and safety.
Enes Kanter Freedom: Iâm probably the tallest womenâs rights activist in the world right now. But this isnât a left-or-right issue. Itâs common sense, and Iâm following their rules.
Iâm not a difficult person or a troublemaker. Iâm a peacemaker. If tomorrow the WNBA adds the word âbiologicalâ next to âwomanâ in its collective bargaining agreement, Iâll walk into the sunset, and theyâll never hear from me again.
But if they donât, Iâm eligible to play because I can identify as a woman and compete in their league.
All these coaches and players have supported the idea, yet when a man wants to identify as a woman, suddenly heâs getting hate. Who are they to judge whose journey is real?
I want to play basketball, and if they introduce another rule against it, Iâll follow it immediately.
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A person can spend 20 years paying off a mortgage, finally own their home outright, and still have to pay property taxes every year just to keep living in it.
Miss enough payments, and they could lose the house they spent decades working to own.
I understand that local governments need revenue for schools, roads, emergency services, and other public needs.
But thereâs something uncomfortable about the idea that you can pay off every dollar you borrowed to buy your home and still never be completely free from the cost of keeping it.
SHOULD SOMEONE WHO HAS PAID OFF THEIR PRIMARY HOME EVER BE AT RISK OF LOSING IT BECAUSE THEY CAN NO LONGER AFFORD THE TAXES?
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Mosab Hassan Yousef Calls Palestiniansâ Victim Narrative a Political Tool â Rahma Zein Pushes Back in Heated Clash
Mosab Hassan Yousef: âPalestinian is nothing but the victim narrative that we don't want to take responsibility for the choices that we have made over 70 years of conflict.
The allegation of apartheid doesn't make sense. It's just a broken record by all those who have been trying to delegitimize Israel.
Instead of saying we were defeated and Israel won, now they play the victim card. They have been playing the victim card for 70 years.â
Rahma Zein: Zein challenges this framing, arguing that it ignores Palestinian civilian deaths, the impact of Israeli settlements, and the realities of occupation.
The clash raises a central question: Is the Palestinian struggle being framed as a âvictim narrative,â or does that label dismiss the realities Palestinians face?
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Trans Widow Reveals the Devastating Impact Her Marriage and Divorce Had on Her Family â Michael Knowles Reacts
Michael Knowles: Has anyone ever said the key to a happy marriage is deception, not knowing where your spouse is, and the pursuit of bizarre sexual fetishes that make the other person uncomfortable?
Has anyone ever in history said that, until five minutes ago?
Tracy Shannon: This was in 1998. Apparently, this therapist taught a class for many years in Houston about how to have a long and lasting relationship.
She also told me I must be a lesbian because I had fallen in love with a man who had this so-called inner feminine side.
I didnât know anything about that, except that he borrowed my bra on a business trip, or I caught him applying nails or shaving a couple of times.
I didnât buy into the idea that he had an inner female side he needed to express to relax. For that, I was close-minded and must be a lesbian because I fell in love with him and married him.
Michael Knowles: There is so much to unpack, even in the premise of what a lesbian would be. But you gave a simpler explanation earlier.
You say you walked in on your husband cross-dressing and that he was aroused.
You say he blamed you for this. Now, people would say heâs secretly a woman. But it would appear to me that you got the answer: itâs a sexual fetish.
He was aroused by the thought of being a woman or wearing womenâs clothing. Itâs a kind of base sexual desire.
Tracy Shannon: Right. I always felt instinctively that it was a type of infidelity. There was this elusive other woman he was creating to spend time alone with, and it was hampering our intimacy in our marriage.
But itâs even worse. This particular therapist you asked about? Sheâs now written a book to help parents transition their children.
Michael Knowles: Youâve gone through this personally and with such trauma. You go to counseling, and this woman takes your husbandâs side and says you have to be open-minded and let him go out dressed in high heels, have his own PO box, and basically choose his sexual fetish over your marriage. Then what?
Tracy Shannon: Itâs worse than that. She actually wrote him the letter to transition while we were married. We were married for 15 years, and this happened in the fourth year.
He then got on hormone therapy and started to develop little breasts while we were married. I was told the breast development was because he was taking OCD medication to help him not want to cross-dress.
I felt sorry for him. He was developing breast buds that embarrassed him, and he would wear a T-shirt when we went to the public swimming pool with our kids. I was trying to be a loving wife.
I feel very deceived that he was having this lesbian fantasy and growing these breasts while we were married and having intimate relations.
I think that totally undermines the idea of consent that is so popularized by the left, especially when theyâre talking about our kids.






