Chloe Cole ⭐️

Anything is possible through Jesus. When I detransitioned I thought my life was over, I now know it was just the beginning. If you are struggling with gender dysphoria, seek the truth and He will heal you, it is never too late to live in reality.

The same girl who asked me that question also asked me what the most beautiful thing about womanhood is. My answer was that our bodies and psychology revolve so much around motherhood and bringing new life into the world. Even for those of us who are barren or chose not to become mothers, that maternal instinct leads how we carry ourselves and how we nurture the next generation.

@ChloeCole It’s a privilege and responsibility to be the mother of our species, and we should be honored for it. Femininity is a gift and a power to be cherished and respected by all.

I was asked one of the most meaningful questions at a college yesterday — “What do you love most about being a woman, now?” It’s hardly the first time I’ve been asked this, but it’s admittedly never been easy to answer. This time, though, I think I gave my best response: The beauty of womanhood is that it’s not immediately obvious to us at first. When you’re growing up as a girl, you think, “I have to live half my life having periods every month?! I have to endure the pain of childbirth and deal with all these physiological burdens and social pressures that men don’t!?” The grass seems greener on the other side and so a lot of girls assume at first that there’s no value in the struggle, but the fact is that in order to fully appreciate the female experience, you have to grow through the hardships in order to experience the blessings.

@OclisaGee You’re right. It actually was another thing I feared as a kid too, and honestly still do. I wonder, there still has to be something to appreciate about it, right? Maybe even just the fact that it means a woman’s lived enough years to experience it.

@ChloeCole You forgot to mention that part about menopause.

@elonmusk “You met me at a very Chinese time in my life.”

How was your day? 😑

@SusieWiles There are many who are cheering and praying for you, but above all, God will be taking care of things. May your body heal and your faith grow everyday. Godspeed. ❤️

Last week, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Nearly one in eight women in the United States will face this diagnosis. Every day, these women continue to raise their families, go to work, and serve their communities with strength and determination. I now join their ranks. I am grateful to have an outstanding team of doctors who detected the cancer early and are guiding my care, and I am encouraged by a very good prognosis. I am also deeply thankful for the support and encouragement of President Trump as I undergo treatment and continue serving in my role as White House Chief of Staff.

@ShinkageShinobi The one thing that keeps me sane is knowing God has the ultimate answer to this kind of evil. But while we’re still here on this earth, we have to stop making it so damn easy for the absolute scum of humanity to get away with preying on the most vulnerable.

@ChloeCole We're gonna need more millstones.

This is the natural outcome of an unserious culture that no longer holds the worst of humanity accountable but instead coddles them because “MUH HUMAN RIGHTS!!!” Nope. Being a retarded pedophile monster is not a human right. No more suicidal mercy for criminals.

@JeremyDBoreing Is it too late to name it to The Boreing Show?

You guys couldn't keep it together for one freaking year?

@reddit_lies @DefinedUniquely The most twisted thing I witnessed while I was in the trans community as a teen wasn’t just the overt sexual grooming, but the fact that it was always the kids calling it out first. Hardly ever the adults addressing it.

No lies detected

Nobody’s surprised that the trans Reddit mod is a child predator. The only source of power in these emasculated men's lives is recruiting kids into a cult that subverts healthy human sexuality. There’s no conspiracy to “destroy” the trans community. They’re doing it themselves.

In honor of Detrans Awareness Day, @ChloeCole is headed to court in 2027 and we’re optimistic about Luka Hein’s case moving forward soon 👀

March 12th is Detrans Awareness Day! We need to root out the destructive ideology of transgenderism from our society and protect those harmed by it.

We need more teachers like this

@FrankMacMi5065 One of the first things I hoped for when I first began my advocacy journey was that other people would feel emboldened to share their stories too. Watching that become a reality has been one of the most meaningful experiences in my life.

@ChloeCole You are all doing great work.

Today marks the 5th annual Detrans Awareness Day. What began with a small, yet persecuted group of survivors exploded into a huge movement of young people determined to ensure future children will never again be mutilated, castrated, or irreversibly hurt at the hands of the transgender industrial complex. And now, for the first time in American history, we are finally recognized by President Trump and his administration, as they enact measures to destroy the festering ideology that preyed upon our innocence and vulnerability. The battle is still far from over. Everywhere I speak, whether it be colleges, churches, conferences, communities, or legislatures, I meet dozens of people who are dealing with this, either being in the midst of gender confusion or transition themselves, or desperately seeking answers for their child, a family member, or a friend at school. Chemical and surgical sterilization for gender-confused children is still legal in half the United States. Even the “protective” laws in many states are not comprehensive. The healthcare industry still has no plan to care for the same young patients it put through the meat grinder in the first place. We need to keep moving forward until we make sure that no child is given sex-rejection procedures anymore, that everyone stuck in the cult can still escape, and that the lie of transgenderism is no longer a part of our culture. @RepBobOnder’s Chloe Cole Act, a Congressional bill that will outlaw sex-rejection procedures and create a right of action for ALL American children, and the lawsuits against abusive healthcare providers will be the biggest blows to the predatory transgender industry. I am incredibly grateful to every single one of my detransitioned friends for putting everything on the line and using their testimonies to raise awareness, for those in power who chose to listen, and for everyone who I’ve had the pleasure of fighting alongside over the years.

Chloe Cole's @ChloeCole advice for teens who are distressed about their bodies and their sex: You are always going to be male or female; you have to face reality and learn to accept your body and yourself exactly as God has made you.

@colejaczko This is what a lot of the war between the sexes comes down to imo Stop listening to jaded and narcissistic randos about what the opposite sex is really like and NEVER air your grievances about your loved ones to those who don’t have your best interests in mind.

You need to purge content like this from your TL and mind. It's completely false. Women are loving, beautiful, kind, & caring. The last girl I dated wouldn't go to sleep until I fell asleep because she wanted to give me head massages to fall asleep. Everyone comes on here with anon accounts to complain about their shortcomings with women (or men). It becomes a disease in your mind. Be very careful who you listen to.

One of my biggest fears with government run healthcare is the fact that the quick death of a patient is naturally financially incentivized.

@FrankMacMi5065 @glennbeck @jordanbpeterson Thank you. I’d like to think I’m pretty scrappy, even back when I was a little more inexperienced. But Karoline is unmatched!

@ChloeCole I first saw you on podcasts with @glennbeck , @jordanbpeterson and Tucker. You were a bit unpolished but your commitment to the message was unmistakable and heartwarming. Now you sound ready to take over Karoline Leavett's job some day.

When I first started speaking, many wrote me off as too risky, too awkward, too young to platform or even listen to. But Charlie Kirk saw my humanity first. He never treated me with anything less than compassion, because he recognized the weight of stories like mine. He saw the power in not just the testimony of someone coming back from living through hell, but the importance of helping them through that process of getting back up on their feet, too. He gave everyone a chance. Not just me, but other women like Nala Rey who rejected their former lives and embraced God’s plan for them. He didn’t care about staying in a bubble of like-minded people and preaching to the choir, he went out into the world to challenge our broken culture and evangelize to those who were lost in ignorance and suffering, no matter who they were. Even in his absence, the example he left for us all shines bright as ever. That’s why we all must pick up the mic and continue where he left off.

@PrishaMosley The other day, while I was organizing my room, his book fell onto the floor and when I picked it up I just so happened to open the part you were written about in. When I remember him now, I don’t really cry anymore. I can’t help smile about the good things he left for us.

@ChloeCole Chloe, you made me cry… 🩷 He really cared about you and about the truth.