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I Was an Abomination
A Survival Story from the Heart of Conservative America
Book • 2024
In 'I Was an Abomination', Sheryl Weikal shares her personal journey of growing up as a trans kid in a conservative, homeschooled environment.
She recounts her early awareness of her gender identity, the challenges she faced, and her eventual path to self-acceptance.
The book emphasizes that being transgender is not a social contagion but an inherent part of one's identity.
Weikal also touches on the harmful effects of conversion therapy and the importance of allowing trans kids to be themselves.
Ultimately, the memoir is a call for understanding, acceptance, and support for transgender individuals, especially during their formative years.
She recounts her early awareness of her gender identity, the challenges she faced, and her eventual path to self-acceptance.
The book emphasizes that being transgender is not a social contagion but an inherent part of one's identity.
Weikal also touches on the harmful effects of conversion therapy and the importance of allowing trans kids to be themselves.
Ultimately, the memoir is a call for understanding, acceptance, and support for transgender individuals, especially during their formative years.
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Mentioned by Speaker 2, it tells the story of trans survival in conservative America.
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