Prisha Mosley says transition made adult life harder

Prisha Mosley says transitioning made ordinary adult life harder¹, and the costs she names reach as far as pregnancy and childbirth. She added that she is glad she stopped.

The Telegraph reports that Mosley now works full-time as a campaigner against hormone treatment and puberty blockers². She describes where she is today in her own words: "Trans was just a phase. Now I'm a mom and wife³." Parents deciding what a clinic may do to a teenager are deciding what that child's adult life will carry.

“Transition makes it harder to be a functioning adult.”

Changing her name and documents made legal paperwork hard, and changing her appearance made dating harder¹. Surgery, she writes, made breastfeeding impossible. Her conclusion is blunt: "Transition makes it harder to be a functioning adult."

She was answering Jeanmarie Bartosz, who replied on Oct. 10 that Mosley was "looking for others to blame for your detour in life." Another X user answered Bartosz by asking what puberty blockers are for if not to stop a child from growing up. In the same thread, Mosley wrote that her doctors were unable to change her sex.”³

Her testimony to Maryland lawmakers supporting HB 679 answers that charge with her account of her teenage years. She says high-dose testosterone began when she was a teenager and that her body can no longer regulate its own hormones⁴. She says her surgeon left breast tissue behind, so she could not feed her baby from her body.

Kelsey Bolar's June 26, 2024 IWFeatures report adds that Mosley started testosterone at 17 and gave birth to a healthy son by C-section on June 3⁵. Bolar also reports that on May 7, Judge Robert Ervin of the North Carolina Superior Court denied motions to dismiss her fraud, facilitating fraud and civil conspiracy claims.

The Telegraph quotes Mosley saying she speaks so “other kids don't have to go through what I went through.”² Her parents supported the treatment at the time; they now say they were lied to by the doctors treating her. That leaves a family that trusted clinicians with a teenager holding the consequences⁴, and it is why lawmakers who received her HB 679 testimony should heed it.

She urged lawmakers to protect children from the medical fraud and malpractice she says she experienced; lawmakers should take that warning seriously. Children deserve that protection from puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones before another family lives through what hers did.

Sources

1. @PrishaMosley on X, 2026-10-11: Transitioning made it harder to do every adult thing in my life. Changing my name and documents has made it hard to deal with legal documents. Changing my appearance made it harder to date. Taking hormones made it hard to get pregnant and I couldn't deliver, 2026-10-11
2. I regret trans surgery that stops me breastfeeding my baby, says mother
3. Jeanmarie Bartosz on X: "@PrishaMosley Your doctors weren’t trying to stop you from growing up and maturing. Not at all. You’re looking for others to blame for your detour in life. Just be content and flourish." / X
4. HB 679- SUPPORT
5. A Detransitioner’s Pregnancy Journey - IWFeatures