A new transgender pop singer is on her way to becoming a star at just 16.

Do you still think being a tranny isn’t mainstream? 

Stunning, blond teen singer Kim Petras changed sex via hormone treatment at the age of 12, making her one of the youngest people to undergo gender reassignment. 

Originally called Tim, Petras has now landed a record deal and released her first album, according to Britain’s Sun newspaper.

“My music is most important to me at the moment. It’s the way I can best express myself,” Petras told the Sun.

“I know that because of my past people will always bring up the subject, I can’t get away from it.

“But I hope that one day I might be better known for my music than for my past.”

Petras underwent potent hormone therapy to halt male puberty and induce female secondary sex characteristics after doctors and psychiatrists diagnosed her as experiencing gender dysphoria, a condition in which transgender people strongly and persistently believe they were “born in the wrong body”.

Personally, I think she has a remarkable resemblance to Princess Rachelle.

by Joanna Galvin, Ph.D.

For many transvestites and transsexuals one of the more challenging obstacles on the road to self-acceptance and healthy self expression is the emotion of guilt. More has been written about guilt than about any other emotion. Guilt forms the core of our culture’s Judaeo-Christian world view; it is the corner stone of every criminal judicial system and the shady side of every moral theory of duty and obligation; and it is the key to a great number of neurotic syndromes. Psychologists have given guilt considerable attention, and I cannot pretend to do this emotion justice in this brief article. Nevertheless, I can outline some of the characteristics of guilt and reflect upon this phenomenon as it may relate to transvestism and transsexuality.

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