GENDER MADNESS. THE STORY OF DRAMATIC STRUGGLES... - OLI LONDON

A shocking autobiography by Oli London, a British influencer and singer who, under the influence of ideologies, went through a gender reassignment process. This book is a record of his years-long struggle with his own body and identity.

• Moving story of personal struggles
• Critical analysis of woke culture and social media
• Warning against hasty decisions regarding transition
• Personal experiences from childhood, including emotional abuse
• Analysis of the causes of problems related to trans ideology

Oli London, born in 1990, gained international fame due to his interest in Korean culture and K-pop. His numerous plastic surgeries, aimed at becoming more like the Korean idol Jimin from the band BTS, sparked widespread controversy. In his autobiography, London shares painful experiences from his childhood, including emotional and psychological abuse by his father, which had a huge impact on his later decisions and the search for his own identity.

This book is not only a personal story, but also a profound analysis of contemporary problems related to gender identity and the influence of social media on young people. London critically analyzes woke culture and the role of social media, which often convince young people that who they are is not enough. The author examines the root causes of problems related to trans ideology, offering the reader the perspective of a person who has experienced it firsthand.

"Gender Madness" is also a warning against hasty decisions regarding transition, especially in the context of children and adolescents. London, after going through a detransition process and returning to his male identity, has become an active advocate for the rights of children and women, criticizing the "gender-affirming care" industry and the influence of social media on young people. His story is an important voice in the discussion about gender identity and responsibility for one's own decisions.

Esprit Publishing presents this moving autobiography in a paperback cover, consisting of 416 pages. The book's format is 205x149 mm, which makes it comfortable to read anywhere. The year of publication is 2024, which guarantees the topicality of the issues raised and a fresh perspective on the issue of gender identity. "Gender Madness" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the contemporary challenges related to identity and self-acceptance.