Transgender Generations: Josie (70) and Poppy (11)

Jose shares their journey of growing up in rural Northumberland, facing gender identity challenges without support, and eventually undergoing a difficult transition. They reflect on the lack of resources and understanding during their youth, contrasting it with the more open environment Poppy experiences. Jose recounts a challenging surgical journey, eventually finding help from Marci Bowers. The conversation ends with hope for future technological advancements and a broader acceptance of transgender individuals as 'real women.'

What role did technology play in the speaker's life and their views on gender identity?

How does the speaker perceive the concept of being a 'real woman'?