One of the hardest and most frustrating aspects of my gender transition was changing my name, not because of the legal difficulty (in Ontario it’s rather easy) but because of the dozens of places where I needed to update it and the need to argue, call people and do paperwork. Even though I officially changed my name in 2024, I’m still fighting to change it in some places.

Does gender even exist? Let’s talk about this common fallacy in the skeptic community.

Learn to recognize the tricks transphobes use and fact-check any prejudices you might have against trans people.

I’m sharing some intimate feelings about what it’s like to be trans “from the inside.”

I don’t have many regrets related to my transition, except a specific one about my legal name change.

This is a presentation I made on June 15th, 2025 for Toronto Oasis.

For a year, I kept track of every time someone referred to me using the correct or incorrect gender. Here are the results.

If you only read one article about my transition, make it this one!

This is an article I wrote for Centre for Inquiry Canada (which is independent from Center for Inquiry US).

CFI, once dedicated to humanism and science, has grown increasingly anti-trans. My data analysis tracks this shift over the years.