My ROGD Profile for Boys

[Guest]

I'm working on a profile for ROGD Boys. This is what I have so far. Let me know how your ROGD Boy conforms or differs from the profile. Mine conforms except for #21 as far as I know. This is just a profile, not a diagnostic criteria. I'm a layman, not a mental health professional.
ROGD Male Profile. I posted this to a facebook group earlier and many members said this was an exact fit or very close. Some members said this profile matched their with their girls on most points.


1. Age of onset is during teen years.
2. Did not display gender non conforming behavior prior to “coming out” as trans.
3. Little or no interest in girl things after coming out as trans with the exception of wanting to dress, be addressed as a girl and physically transitioning to female.
4. Grows out hair.
5. Attempts to enlist parents as allies or manipulate parents to the end of facilitating transition.
6. Pre-occupation with hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
7. Parents had no prior hint the teen was trans or homosexual.
8. Smart. Academically talented.
9. Good at mathematics.
10. Little or no interest in competitive sports.
11. Socially awkward, soft spoken.
12. Sexually inexperienced/ inmature for their age.
13. Displays no or little interest in sex aside from stating a sexual orientation.
14. Self identifies as homosexual or bisexual.
15. Pychological comorbidities: anxieties, depression, autism spectrum, ADHD, OCD, for which therapy has been sought.
16. Recent crisis challenging sense of identity: recent falling out with friends, breakup, failure at school, etc.
17. Very active online/ on the internet via forums and gaming.
18. Has at least one trans friend.
19. Spends a lot of time isolated in room.
20. Interest in anime (Japanese cartoons).
21. Interest in cartoon porn and/or hypno-sissy porn.
22. Messy, difficulty keeping personal space/ room organized.
23. Resistant to growing up: won’t get driver’s license, holds on to age inappropriate items from childhood.
24. Reticent to discuss trans identity despite placing great emphasis and importance on it.
25. Far left politics: “Woke”, into social justice, anti capitalism also concepts like inter-sectionality, and “privilege”.
26. Parents are liberal.

one question, how do you know that those are causation and not correlation? also some of those are just confusing, like what does being good at math have to do with it?

[Marge Bouvier Simpson]

I'm working on a profile for ROGD Boys. This is what I have so far. Let me know how your ROGD Boy conforms or differs from the profile. Mine conforms except for #21 as far as I know. This is just a profile, not a diagnostic criteria. I'm a layman, not a mental health professional.
ROGD Male Profile. I posted this to a facebook group earlier and many members said this was an exact fit or very close. Some members said this profile matched their with their girls on most points.


1. Age of onset is during teen years.
2. Did not display gender non conforming behavior prior to “coming out” as trans.
3. Little or no interest in girl things after coming out as trans with the exception of wanting to dress, be addressed as a girl and physically transitioning to female.
4. Grows out hair.
5. Attempts to enlist parents as allies or manipulate parents to the end of facilitating transition.
6. Pre-occupation with hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
7. Parents had no prior hint the teen was trans or homosexual.
8. Smart. Academically talented.
9. Good at mathematics.
10. Little or no interest in competitive sports.
11. Socially awkward, soft spoken.
12. Sexually inexperienced/ inmature for their age.
13. Displays no or little interest in sex aside from stating a sexual orientation.
14. Self identifies as homosexual or bisexual.
15. Pychological comorbidities: anxieties, depression, autism spectrum, ADHD, OCD, for which therapy has been sought.
16. Recent crisis challenging sense of identity: recent falling out with friends, breakup, failure at school, etc.
17. Very active online/ on the internet via forums and gaming.
18. Has at least one trans friend.
19. Spends a lot of time isolated in room.
20. Interest in anime (Japanese cartoons).
21. Interest in cartoon porn and/or hypno-sissy porn.
22. Messy, difficulty keeping personal space/ room organized.
23. Resistant to growing up: won’t get driver’s license, holds on to age inappropriate items from childhood.
24. Reticent to discuss trans identity despite placing great emphasis and importance on it.
25. Far left politics: “Woke”, into social justice, anti capitalism also concepts like inter-sectionality, and “privilege”.
26. Parents are liberal.

one question, how do you know that those are causation and not correlation? also some of those are just confusing, like what does being good at math have to do with it?

Hello, guest.

I can't speak for the person who created this profile, but I believe these are mainly observations. We are all here trying to figure out why so many of the same type of person (in this specific thread, mainly boys and young men with many of the traits above) are taking on a transgender identity when in past generations they would not have. Of course, not every boy or young man is going to tick all the boxes, but based on what many of us are observing, it is in uncanny how many of these boys/young men do fit a good number of these traits.

There are very few real answers as to why this trend is growing and how so many kids and young adults are falling into this belief, and in order to find answers, someone qualified and impartial would need to conduct a deep-dive study into this population. However, because it is considered "transphobic" to question this trend at all, to call it a trend, to even suggest that kids would be better off if they did not have to deal with feelings of being the opposite sex or wishing they were the opposite sex, or just to point out that medical transition is not healthy for the human body, we may never get any real answers. Studies get almost immediately shut down if not preemptively cancelled due to cries of transphobia because most research institutions (universities) are captured by trans ideology and do whatever transactivists tell them they must do.

This issue is why this board exists, so parents can put our heads together and try to figure a few things out for ourselves, to gain some understanding. This forum is also here so that parents can lean on each other and support each other.

If you're a parent of a trans-identifying child, I encourage you to join as a member if you haven't already, so that you can access the full board where parents feel more comfortable to speak a little more freely than in this public section.

[Thruddler]

I'm working on a profile for ROGD Boys. This is what I have so far. Let me know how your ROGD Boy conforms or differs from the profile. Mine conforms except for #21 as far as I know. This is just a profile, not a diagnostic criteria. I'm a layman, not a mental health professional.
ROGD Male Profile. I posted this to a facebook group earlier and many members said this was an exact fit or very close. Some members said this profile matched their with their girls on most points.


1. Age of onset is during teen years.
2. Did not display gender non conforming behavior prior to “coming out” as trans.
3. Little or no interest in girl things after coming out as trans with the exception of wanting to dress, be addressed as a girl and physically transitioning to female.
4. Grows out hair.
5. Attempts to enlist parents as allies or manipulate parents to the end of facilitating transition.
6. Pre-occupation with hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
7. Parents had no prior hint the teen was trans or homosexual.
8. Smart. Academically talented.
9. Good at mathematics.
10. Little or no interest in competitive sports.
11. Socially awkward, soft spoken.
12. Sexually inexperienced/ inmature for their age.
13. Displays no or little interest in sex aside from stating a sexual orientation.
14. Self identifies as homosexual or bisexual.
15. Pychological comorbidities: anxieties, depression, autism spectrum, ADHD, OCD, for which therapy has been sought.
16. Recent crisis challenging sense of identity: recent falling out with friends, breakup, failure at school, etc.
17. Very active online/ on the internet via forums and gaming.
18. Has at least one trans friend.
19. Spends a lot of time isolated in room.
20. Interest in anime (Japanese cartoons).
21. Interest in cartoon porn and/or hypno-sissy porn.
22. Messy, difficulty keeping personal space/ room organized.
23. Resistant to growing up: won’t get driver’s license, holds on to age inappropriate items from childhood.
24. Reticent to discuss trans identity despite placing great emphasis and importance on it.
25. Far left politics: “Woke”, into social justice, anti capitalism also concepts like inter-sectionality, and “privilege”.
26. Parents are liberal.

one question, how do you know that those are causation and not correlation? also some of those are just confusing, like what does being good at math have to do with it?

Hello, guest.

I can't speak for the person who created this profile, but I believe these are mainly observations. We are all here trying to figure out why so many of the same type of person (in this specific thread, mainly boys and young men with many of the traits above) are taking on a transgender identity when in past generations they would not have. Of course, not every boy or young man is going to tick all the boxes, but based on what many of us are observing, it is in uncanny how many of these boys/young men do fit a good number of these traits.

There are very few real answers as to why this trend is growing and how so many kids and young adults are falling into this belief, and in order to find answers, someone qualified and impartial would need to conduct a deep-dive study into this population. However, because it is considered "transphobic" to question this trend at all, to call it a trend, to even suggest that kids would be better off if they did not have to deal with feelings of being the opposite sex or wishing they were the opposite sex, or just to point out that medical transition is not healthy for the human body, we may never get any real answers. Studies get almost immediately shut down if not preemptively cancelled due to cries of transphobia because most research institutions (universities) are captured by trans ideology and do whatever transactivists tell them they must do.

This issue is why this board exists, so parents can put our heads together and try to figure a few things out for ourselves, to gain some understanding. This forum is also here so that parents can lean on each other and support each other.

If you're a parent of a trans-identifying child, I encourage you to join as a member if you haven't already, so that you can access the full board where parents feel more comfortable to speak a little more freely than in this public section.

I've just found this forum and not shocked to see my 25yo son meets 98% of these criteria. Have tried him with 2 different therapists but he won't engage as soon as he's challenged on his beliefs. What I want to know is how do we rescue him. What's worked for other parents?

[Marge Bouvier Simpson]

I'm working on a profile for ROGD Boys. This is what I have so far. Let me know how your ROGD Boy conforms or differs from the profile. Mine conforms except for #21 as far as I know. This is just a profile, not a diagnostic criteria. I'm a layman, not a mental health professional.
ROGD Male Profile. I posted this to a facebook group earlier and many members said this was an exact fit or very close. Some members said this profile matched their with their girls on most points.


1. Age of onset is during teen years.
2. Did not display gender non conforming behavior prior to “coming out” as trans.
3. Little or no interest in girl things after coming out as trans with the exception of wanting to dress, be addressed as a girl and physically transitioning to female.
4. Grows out hair.
5. Attempts to enlist parents as allies or manipulate parents to the end of facilitating transition.
6. Pre-occupation with hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
7. Parents had no prior hint the teen was trans or homosexual.
8. Smart. Academically talented.
9. Good at mathematics.
10. Little or no interest in competitive sports.
11. Socially awkward, soft spoken.
12. Sexually inexperienced/ inmature for their age.
13. Displays no or little interest in sex aside from stating a sexual orientation.
14. Self identifies as homosexual or bisexual.
15. Pychological comorbidities: anxieties, depression, autism spectrum, ADHD, OCD, for which therapy has been sought.
16. Recent crisis challenging sense of identity: recent falling out with friends, breakup, failure at school, etc.
17. Very active online/ on the internet via forums and gaming.
18. Has at least one trans friend.
19. Spends a lot of time isolated in room.
20. Interest in anime (Japanese cartoons).
21. Interest in cartoon porn and/or hypno-sissy porn.
22. Messy, difficulty keeping personal space/ room organized.
23. Resistant to growing up: won’t get driver’s license, holds on to age inappropriate items from childhood.
24. Reticent to discuss trans identity despite placing great emphasis and importance on it.
25. Far left politics: “Woke”, into social justice, anti capitalism also concepts like inter-sectionality, and “privilege”.
26. Parents are liberal.

one question, how do you know that those are causation and not correlation? also some of those are just confusing, like what does being good at math have to do with it?

Hello, guest.

I can't speak for the person who created this profile, but I believe these are mainly observations. We are all here trying to figure out why so many of the same type of person (in this specific thread, mainly boys and young men with many of the traits above) are taking on a transgender identity when in past generations they would not have. Of course, not every boy or young man is going to tick all the boxes, but based on what many of us are observing, it is in uncanny how many of these boys/young men do fit a good number of these traits.

There are very few real answers as to why this trend is growing and how so many kids and young adults are falling into this belief, and in order to find answers, someone qualified and impartial would need to conduct a deep-dive study into this population. However, because it is considered "transphobic" to question this trend at all, to call it a trend, to even suggest that kids would be better off if they did not have to deal with feelings of being the opposite sex or wishing they were the opposite sex, or just to point out that medical transition is not healthy for the human body, we may never get any real answers. Studies get almost immediately shut down if not preemptively cancelled due to cries of transphobia because most research institutions (universities) are captured by trans ideology and do whatever transactivists tell them they must do.

This issue is why this board exists, so parents can put our heads together and try to figure a few things out for ourselves, to gain some understanding. This forum is also here so that parents can lean on each other and support each other.

If you're a parent of a trans-identifying child, I encourage you to join as a member if you haven't already, so that you can access the full board where parents feel more comfortable to speak a little more freely than in this public section.

I've just found this forum and not shocked to see my 25yo son meets 98% of these criteria. Have tried him with 2 different therapists but he won't engage as soon as he's challenged on his beliefs. What I want to know is how do we rescue him. What's worked for other parents?

Hello, Thruddler, and welcome to the forum. 

I'm sorry your son has become caught up in this. 

Your account has been activated. I encourage you to post in our members-only area, where it is likely to be seen by more members and get a better response. You'll also find information pertinent to your situation already posted in that area. 

Again, welcome, and I'm so sorry for what you and you son are dealing with. I hope you find the forum helpful.