The MP intends to transition 'very soon' while still in Parliament, vowing to 'go on that journey at a pace that I find comfortable'
“I have spoken to a few of them. He added: “A lot of young people right now I think are dealing with gender issues, and my advice to them would be, you’ve got a long life. With transgender people facing years-long waits for oversubscribed NHS gender identity services, Mr Wallis said he was expecting to wait a “long time” for appointments with gender specialists, adding: “I think people around me were concerned that I might move very quickly…
Britain's first openly trans MP Jamie Wallis has said he hopes to transition 'as quickly as possible' – but knows the wait will be long.
“Not only did they take it seriously but they got a successful outcome,” he said of the two year and nine-month sentence for the culprit. In some parts of Britain, the wait for a first appointment is as long as five years, trans health group GenderGP found. “I met someone that I lied and things started off quite well,” Wallis said. The man refused to wear a condom. “I came to the wrong conclusion. Wallis added that he will continue to use he/him pronouns.
Jamie Wallis, the Conservative MP for Bridgend, last month became the first MP to come out as trans as he spoke of having been diagnosed with gender ...
'Then I was not okay with not being what I consider to be responsible and safe practice in the bedroom, so I withdrew consent and then there was… The 37-year-old revealed his hopes of beginning the 'challenging and difficult' process of transitioning 'as quickly as possible' He also revealed his hopes of beginning the 'challenging and difficult' process of transitioning 'as quickly as possible'. Britain's first openly transgender MP has revealed he is ready to begin the process of transitioning 'as quickly as possible' - as he used a TV interview to describe how 'part of him died' following his rape ordeal last year. - The 37-year-old hopes to begin the transition process 'as quickly as possible' 'In that moment, a part of me died': Tory Jamie Wallis tells of rape ordeal in first interview since becoming UK's first openly trans MP - and reveals plan to transition 'as quickly as possible'
Last month, Jamie Wallis revealed he was raped and blackmailed, wants to transition to be a woman, and also suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), ...
“As I got older and I started to learn a little bit more about this issue and that moment when you realise it isn’t just you, that moment isn’t just a revelation, it is exciting and terrifying at the same time”, he added. My inbox has been overwhelmed by supportive messages, especially from my constituents. “But when you know who you are, you are ready and you want to tell the world, there are people like myself who are waiting and we’re welcoming, we’re friendly and we’re here to help and support” he added.
Tory MP calls for more support for victims, and confirms he intends to transition to living as a woman.
Speaking of his own experience, Wallis said: “I met someone that I liked and things started off quite well actually. Then I was not OK with not being what I consider to be responsible and practice safety in the bedroom and so I withdrew consent and then there was … then he just decided that he was going to do it anyway and I was powerless to stop him.” “None of us, no matter who you are or what side of the House of Commons you sit on, you cannot get it right until we have an understanding of how pervasive this is,” he said, adding, “at some point we are going to have to find a way of identifying people that need … who have been through this trauma and need help”.
The Tory MP for Bridgend opened up about his experience as transgender in a TV interview on Sunday.
Speaking of his own experience, Mr Wallis said: “I met someone that I liked and things started off quite well actually. “As I got older and I started to learn a little bit more about this issue and that moment when you realise it isn’t just you, that moment isn’t just a revelation, it is exciting and terrifying at the same time”, he added. “None of us, no matter who you are or what side of the House of Commons you sit on, you cannot get it right until we have an understanding of how pervasive this is,” he said, adding, “at some point we are going to have to find a way of identifying people that need … who have been through this trauma and need help”.
Tory will not be drawn on policy issues affecting transgender people as he warns that debate has become 'very, very toxic'
“I would like to begin the process of transitioning and I would like to do that as quickly as possible…but it’s not quick,” he said. “I met someone that I liked and things started off quite well actually,” he said. “Right now, as things stand, I don’t think it would be helpful for me to start commenting on particular nuances.
Last month, Jamie Wallis revealed he was raped and blackmailed, wants to transition to be a woman, and also suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), ...
“As I got older and I started to learn a little bit more about this issue and that moment when you realise it isn’t just you, that moment isn’t just a revelation, it is exciting and terrifying at the same time”, he added. My inbox has been overwhelmed by supportive messages, especially from my constituents. “But when you know who you are, you are ready and you want to tell the world, there are people like myself who are waiting and we’re welcoming, we’re friendly and we’re here to help and support” he added.
Bridgend MP Jamie Wallis has opened up about his experience as transgender in a tell-all interview with Sky's Sophy Ridge on Sunday.
But he told Sky it was “truly frightening” to discover the “shocking” number of people who got in touch with him to talk about their similar experience. “But when you know who you are, you are ready and you want to tell the world, there are people like myself who are waiting and we’re welcoming, we’re friendly and we’re here to help and support” he added. He said he “wouldn’t wait as long as I’ve waited”, but there was “nothing wrong with just taking some time and discovering yourself”.
Bridgend MP Jamie Wallis, the first openly transgender MP, said he was just eight years old when he started to realise he had gender dysphoria.
At the time I thought it was just me and that maybe there was some horrible mistake or something that had gone very wrong.” He said: "You know, I met someone that I liked and you know, things started off quite well actually. He said: "I think I was eight years old, when I was trying to work out what this was. "I was powerless to stop it. The politician came out in a post online shortly after a gathering for Tory MPs at which the Prime Minister reportedly made a joke about trans issues. And I remember being eight and trying to work out whether this was something that affected just me.