TLC Show Promotes Prostitution to Fund Trans Surgeries

The reality TV series’ 8th season, episode 3 I Am JazzAn 18-year old trans-identified male announces his plans to get into sex work to make money. “gender-affirming” Jazz’s mother approves of breast augmentation.

Jaclyn, a friend of Jazz Jennings is the star of Jazz’s show. Jazz became famous after Jazz’s parents allowed Jazz to make the social transition of their child who was gender nonconforming to become a woman. global spectacle.

Millions of viewers around the globe tuned in to see the young male child adopt a female name, and use female pronouns. The child was then chemically castrated using a mixture of experimental and conventional methods. Blockers of puberty and hormones that cross-sex, and ultimately underwent a ahref=”https://thepostmillennial.com/gender-affirming-surgeon-admits-children-who-undergo-transition-before-puberty-never-attain-sexual-satisfaction”>vaginoplasty surgery The result is Serious complications

Jazz and Jaclyn have their waxing done at the beauty salon. Jaclyn relates how she lost her job after being told by female coworkers that he could not share a bathroom with a woman. Jaclyn says these coworkers were also telling customers Jaclyn was a male.

Later, Jaclyn complains about the difficulty of finding another job after the close proximity to breast surgery.

“So I’m thinking about doing the frisky modelling online. You know what I mean?” Jaclyn acknowledges that it is “definitely something that people kind of judge you for.”

Jeanette later stated that Jaclyn can make this decision if she feels well enough about herself.

“I think there are a lot of men, maybe women, that are super attracted to women that have not had bottom surgery,” Jeanette has been added. “That’s their thing. People have fetishes. I went out with a toe sucker.”

Jazz, aged 20, is nervous about going out on a date. Jazz hasn’t been on a date for four years since her vaginoplasty. Jazz’s recent experiences on dating apps have been extremely demoralizing. Jazz is also now obese because of a severe eating disorder.

Jeanette was so concerned by Jazz dating that Jazz’s brother suggested they go on a double date. Jazz objects by pointing out Jeanette’s support for Jaclyn, two years younger, in going into sexwork, but does not trust Jazz to go on just one date.

Jeanette helps Jazz get ready for the date and notes Jazz’s innocence.

“You’re like a little teenager,” Jeanette, after Jazz tells Jeanette about her nervousness over a first kiss. “You’re like I was in 7th grade.”

“I’m very unconventional,” replies Jazz. “My life has been very unconventional. In school, boys didn’t give me attention because I was transgender. No guy wanted to date a girl who had a penis. It was hard.”

Jeanette is a helicopter mother who worries constantly about Jazz as an adult because of the decision Jeanette and Greg made years ago.