52 Years Old Man Identifies Himself As a 6 Years Old Little Girl

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Mentally ill man now living out fantasy as 7-year-old girl’s ‘little sister,’ after abandoning his wife and children
It’s one thing to make a personal choice to live as someone else, assuming you don’t have other responsibilities or obligations with which “being your true self” might interfere. But abandoning your entire family in order to not only change genders but also your age is another thing entirely.

This is what “Stefonknee Wolscht,” a transgender father-of-seven from Canada, did recently after “discovering” that he’s not actually an adult man, but rather a six-year-old little girl. Born as Paul, 52-year-old Stefonknee says he realized by about age 46 that he’s not actually a “he,” but rather a “she,” and a much younger “she,” at that.

It’s a bizarre case of mental derangement that the LGBT community seems to be embracing as honorable, hence the story’s feature spot in an emotionally-charged video montage put out by The Daily Xtra in collaboration with The Transgender Project.

According to the Evening Standard, Wolscht believes he had no choice but to leave his wife and family and become a little girl. Continuing to live as a man, he says, would be like “trying to stop being 6ft 2.”

Since coming out as a female child, Wolscht has been adopted by a family with their own actual little girl, who treats him like a sister. The girl’s parents are also accepting of Wolscht, who was given an ultimatum by his former wife to either cut the charade or leave.

“I was never allowed to be a little girl, so I’m filling that tank with little girl experiences,” Wolscht told the media, adding that his adoptive family is “totally comfortable” with his newfound identity.

“It’s liberated me from the hurt because if I’m six years old I don’t have to think about adult stuff.”
 
This is interesting - it could be a form of Multiple Personality Disorder / Dissociative Identity Disorder but with another personality permanently in charge and both personalities knowing about each other. Come to think of it, that doesn't sound the same at all. It would be interesting to see if he has lost any intellectual capabilities like reading or if he is just regressing to a state where he was comfortable.
 
Given all the sources cited, I dismissed this as fake news out of hand, but I did find an actual interview:


I still consider the write up in the link above and its sources somewhat dishonest in presentation, however.
 
This is interesting - it could be a form of Multiple Personality Disorder / Dissociative Identity Disorder but with another personality permanently in charge and both personalities knowing about each other. Come to think of it, that doesn't sound the same at all. It would be interesting to see if he has lost any intellectual capabilities like reading or if he is just regressing to a state where he was comfortable.
Multiple Personality Disorder is not really a think in the Jerkyll and Hyde sense. This seems like a coping mechanism. The appeal of being a child forever is obvious, because being an adult can suck.
 
It sounds like trauma. The interview makes more sense than the article, which didn't really explain what was happening.
 
Wait - what?! 😕 😱 😵
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He sorta reminds me of Emperor Norton in how he can get strangers to humor him even when he doesn't expect them to, though Norton still makes that guy look like an amateur. Here:

Emperor Norton - Wikipedia

That a guy can get away with doing his job like that, get into casual conversations on a small town bus, and go on holiday with his girlfriend and others that way, suggests he has that gift of getting people to go along with him the way Emperor Norton did. Maybe after he moves out of this phase (note he calls this therapy and also sounds that he wants to move beyond this one day), he'll go pro and become the next "emperor."
 
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