(LifeSiteNews) — Riley Gaines’ multi-part docuseries “Transfixed” has been released on Fox Nation.
On September 12, Fox Nation began streaming the former All-American swimmer turned women’s sports activist’s four-part docuseries “Transfixed,” which exposed the worst effects of the LGBT ideology which have been embraced by the Western world.
“The series covers how the gender ideology movement is synonymous for child abuse, the erasure of women, and the removal of parental rights,” Gaines wrote in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Exciting news!!!! My new 4-part docuseries, Transfixed, is now available on Fox Nation.
The series covers how the gender ideology movement is synonymous for child abuse, the erasure of women, and the removal of parental rights.
Stream Transfixed now on Fox Nation! pic.twitter.com/sxR3c5TfNu
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) September 12, 2024
The series delves into how the LGBT agenda destroyed women’s sports, stealing awards from women and giving them to gender-confused men.
However, while Gaines’ life was turned upside down when she spoke out against gender-confused swimmer William “Lia” Thomas, she does not consider female athletes as the biggest victims of the LGBT agenda.
Instead, the documentary reveals that it is those who have been deceived by the transgender lies and convinced to mutilate their bodies who have suffered the most.fo
“What I’ve realized about the gender ideology movement, yes, female athletes are certainly at risk, but what we are seeing on the transing of minors, how minors are being chemically and surgically castrated. They are the victims in this story,” Gaines told the Washington Examiner.
“And so we talk to many families with children who have transitioned, some who have been de-transitioned, parents who have lost their children,” she continued. “We talked to de-transitioners themselves about the process that they went through, how they called themselves ‘medical experiments.’”
In the documentary, Gaines interviewed Prisha Mosley, a young woman who began “transitioning” to become a boy at age 16, before abruptly stopping a couple of years ago.
Gender-confused Mosley began taking male hormones and had her breasts removed at age 18, an operation that left scars across her chest.
“There’s no way to replace the body parts I lost,” she lamented.
According to a New York Post report, Mosley gave birth to a baby boy earlier this year. While hormone drugs usually cause infertility, Mosley’s case was an exception.
However, the drugs did cause complications as it made her hips too narrow to deliver the baby naturally, made her insulin level high and atrophied her uterus, bladder and vagina.
Mosley said the experience “makes me feel like a monster.”
Unfortunately, Mosley’s story is not unique as a significant body of evidence shows that “affirming” gender confusion carries serious harms, especially when done with impressionable children who lack the mental development, emotional maturity, and life experience to consider the long-term ramifications of the decisions being pushed on them or full knowledge about the long-term effects of life-altering, physically transformative, and often irreversible surgical and chemical procedures.
Studies find that more than 80 percent of children suffering gender dysphoria outgrow it on their own by late adolescence and that “transition” procedures, including full “reassignment” surgery, fail to resolve gender-confused individuals’ heightened tendency to engage in self-harm and suicide – and even exacerbate it, including by reinforcing their confusion and neglecting the actual root causes of their mental strife.