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Meet Dylan Mulvaney: The Transgender TikTok Star Who Met with the President

Picture this: a TikTok star and former actor, Dylan Mulvaney, sits across from the President of the United States, wearing a pantsuit in the colors of the trans flag, with a large pastel rose bow around his neck. Mulvaney’s hair is long and ironed down to his shoulders, and his makeup is heavy. He beams ear-to-ear, hard enough that the smile seems carved into his face, as he gazes down the most powerful man in the world. This is the story of the transgender TikTok star who met with the President.

The Rise of a TikTok Icon

Mulvaney is a TikTok icon with over 8 million followers who listen to his disquisitions on identity, gender, and womanhood. He decided in March 2022 to announce that he was becoming a woman and documented his attempt to become a woman in a series he dubbed “Days of Girlhood.” From videos featuring him talking about normalizing his penis bulge in tight pleather booty shorts to videos featuring his reaction to his growing nipples, Mulvaney has racked up hundreds of millions of views. Forbes featured Mulvaney at their “Power Women’s Summit” in September, where Mulvaney lectured the older generation of actual biological women to say to him – a man who has called himself a woman for less than 250 days – “we respect you enough to take the reins on this.”

The White House Visit

Most recently, Mulvaney’s ad deal with Ulta has fallen under scrutiny, thanks to an interview between “genderfluid” host David Lopez and Mulvaney – an interview in which Mulvaney declared his desire to “be a mother.” Within days, Mulvaney announced his visit to the White House. He explained on TikTok, wearing a t-shirt reading, “Don’t mess with trans kids” imposed on a flag of Texas, “It’s day 222 of being a girl, I’m in Washington DC, and I’m going to the White House to speak to the President of the United States! You know that phrase, ‘I fear I may have girlbossed too close to the sun?’… As silly as I am on here, I’m ready to step up and show that trans people, we’re not going anywhere, and that trans kids, they deserve a fighting chance to be their true selves.”

Now, Mulvaney sits across from President Joe Biden and announces that he is becoming a woman: “Mr. President, this is my 221st day of publicly transitioning.” And the president, who has eyes and ears that are allegedly as fully functioning as those of any other human being, and thus the ability to perceive the falsehood of Mulvaney’s statement, lets a broad rictus spread across his face, then murmurs, “God love you.”

The Controversy

Then Mulvaney asks his question to the president: “Do you think states should have the right to ban gender-affirming healthcare?”

‘Gender-affirming healthcare’ (GAH) is a euphemistic misnomer for a series of medical interventions ranging from treating minors with cross-sex hormones to mutilation and sterilization surgically. GAH physically attempts to obscure the biological sex of the patient; it ought to properly be termed sex-denying healthcare (SDH). The theory behind SDH is that those who claim they are members of the opposite sex, whether due to gender dysphoria or any other rationale, will commit suicide unless they are accepted societally; society is to blame for the sky-high rates of suicidal ideation that are comorbid with gender confusion.

There is no evidence to back this theory. The reality is that the vast majority of children who experience gender confusion will experience desistence from such behavior; there is no durable data suggesting that the link between suicidal ideation and gender confusion is severed by SDH. The reasons for suicidal ideation are complex, and the conversation surrounding SDH is purely propagandistic.

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