Paper Genders - Heyer, Walt
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PAPER GENDERS exposes and debunks the promises of gender change surgery. With a combination of well-researched facts and heart-wrenching letters, PAPER GENDERS shines a light on the suicide and dissatisfaction that the advocates prefer to keep hidden. "Walt Heyer's scrupulously insightful book, Paper Genders, is a heart-breaking account of the exploitation of gender confusion." -Judith A. Reisman, PhD Visiting Professor of Law at Liberty University School of Law "A home run with the bases loaded. Profoundly clear, well-documented and fair. " -Roy Thompson, PhD

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PAPER GENDERS exposes and debunks the promises of gender change surgery. With a combination of well-researched facts and heart-wrenching letters, PAPER GENDERS shines a light on the suicide and dissatisfaction that the advocates prefer to keep hidden. "Walt Heyer's scrupulously insightful book, Paper Genders, is a heart-breaking account of the exploitation of gender confusion." -Judith A. Reisman, PhD Visiting Professor of Law at Liberty University School of Law "A home run with the bases loaded. Profoundly clear, well-documented and fair. " -Roy Thompson, PhD
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WALT HEYER became fascinated with people who change genders in 1980 while working in San Francisco. Walt has walked and talked with transgenders and seen the unintended consequences of changing genders. In the 25 years since his psychology studies in drug and alcohol dependence at U.C. Santa Cruz, Walt has worked with people who have a strong desire to put the pieces of their lives back together. His website, sexchangeregret.com, provides insight and information for people who wish to go back to their original birth gender. Heyer has written dozens of articles which appear at dailysignal.com, thefederalist.com and thepublicdiscourse.com. Heyer's memoir is called "A Transgender's Faith."