Taylor Murphy
Due to the many years Taylor spent questioning who she was, thinking she was transgender and wanting to transition into a "trans man", she now shares her cured experience of gender dysphoria and how it was related to the medication she was on since around twelve years old. As she tapered off of fluoxetine, her gender dysphoria faded away and she developed a new sense of self and the world. After stopping hormonal birth control shortly after, life continued to get brighter and her femininity flourished. She now shares her concerns on the side effects of SSRIs, hormonal birth control, and gender ideology on youth.
Appears in 1 Episode
156. How SSRIs and Birth Control Shaped One Teen's Gender Identity w/ Taylor Murphy
In this conversation, Dr. Roger McFillin interviews Taylor Murphy who shares her personal journey of experiencing gender dysphoria, the impact of SSRIs on her identity...
