I just finished listening to the new book by Dylan Mulvaney, which is a man who is very popular on TikTok and very trendy.

A lot of you have probably heard of him.

And he has transitioned into what he thinks womanhood is.

So dressing like a woman, acting like a woman.

And I love listening to people's stories because I want to understand why do they think the way that

they think. What are their reasons? What are their belief systems? And so I listened to the entire

audiobook. And of course, it was very interesting because it's someone who is so different

than me and has a completely different worldview, a completely different perspective. But to be

honest, I kept waiting. I had like listening to the book and waiting. Okay, there's this man who believes deep in his heart

that he was born to be a woman, actually, born with, born as a male with all the male hormones and

genitalia and all of that, but he believes he was actually meant to be a woman and really is a woman.

And so he is taking hormones and having

surgeries and living life in the way that he believes a woman lives life. And I just kept waiting,

though, like there's got to be something deeper. There's got to be something like something more

to him. Like what? I kept waiting for like, I don't know, I just kept waiting for like a greater

understanding of why he thinks the way that he thinks. And to be honest, the book left me,

honestly, just feeling really sad and feeling really sorry for him and feeling very, um, just like

sad that we live in such an age of chaos and confusion and that someone like him who, I mean,

even in his own words, is like, he lays it all out in the book, just the medications and the

therapy and like just the unhappiness and the obsession with TikTok and the obsession with

like climbing the ladder, the fame, the money, like all of that struggling with wanting to find

his worth and identity in that or just in a relationship or being loved. Like all of these

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