Transgender Generations: Josie (70) and Poppy (11)

Jose shares their journey of growing up in rural Northumberland, facing gender identity challenges without support, and eventually undergoing a difficult transition. They reflect on the lack of resources and understanding during their youth, contrasting it with the more open environment Poppy experiences. Jose recounts a challenging surgical journey, eventually finding help from Marci Bowers. The conversation ends with hope for future technological advancements and a broader acceptance of transgender individuals as 'real women.'

What challenges did Jose face during his childhood in Northumberland?

• Access to gender resources

• Lack of internet and television

• Abundance of social interactions

• Supportive community

How did Jose's surgical journey initially affect him?

• It was a smooth process

• It was a disaster that needed correction

• It was unnecessary

• It was completed successfully in one go

Who helped Jose correct his surgical issues?

• His family

• A local doctor

• A friend

• Marci Bowers, a top gender surgeon

What future possibilities do Jose and Poppy discuss?

• Traveling the world

• Having their own children through technology

• Starting a new career

• Building a new home

What is the main message Jose and Poppy convey about being 'real women'?

• They can never be real women

• They are real women despite societal views

• They need to prove themselves

• They should change to fit in