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A trans teacher has launched a GoFundMe “to raise funds to get out of Florida this Summer.” The self-identified trans “lesbian” claims he has had the “autonomy as an educator stripped away.”

I stayed even as things started to get bad because I wanted to make a difference. But we’re getting priced out of the city, and some of the things advancing through various state legislatures have made me realize it’s time to get out before it’s too late. We have until June to raise the money to move to Maryland.

Thirty-two-year-old Saorise Stone claims he is living a double life. When he goes to teach in the classroom, he claims he is forced to align with the biology God gave him. When he comes home, that is when he claims reality sets in, where he can live out his true, authentic, trans Lesbian self.

According to The Post Millennial:

Stone, a high school history and English teacher, said he has to ditch the state "before it's too late" and hopes to raise $15,000 by June. He cited Florida's parental rights bill that prohibits the forced use of pronouns in classrooms, the banning of certain books written by "queer authors," which were axed for inappropriate sexually explicit content, and a recent court ruling that decided sex-change procedures could be excluded from Medicaid coverage.

As of writing this, he has raised nearly $9,500.

For Stone, it all started in 2022 when he planned to come out as transgender to his students, the year Stone began transitioning from male to female. However, his plans were thwarted shortly after when the state passed the Florida Parental Rights in Education Act, referred to by Democrats as the "Don't Say Gay" bill.

Planning to “come out” to your students seems a bit inappropriate, if you ask me. But this is exactly why the law was created: to stop people like this self-identified trans lesbian from instilling gender ideology onto minors.

Stone told the Advocate that the law prohibits teachers from providing "a student his or her preferred personal title or pronouns" if the pronouns do not match the educator's birth sex. "I could have my teaching certificate revoked. I can't even speak up for myself. I can't defend myself," the teacher said. "Sometimes kids get wise and figure out that I'm trans and they do it intentionally, and there is nothing that can be done."

This sounds like nothing more than a personal problem. In fact, there does not even seem to be a problem to begin with. But this is precisely what happens when you have no real-life troubles — you make them up. The narcissism screams volumes with this one.

In my nonprofessional opinion, I believe the man is struggling with egotism. How can someone complain this much about things that are not real? While it is true there are now laws in place preventing him from projecting his delusion onto students, that is an objectively good thing — but his narcissism blinds him to that.

The fact that he might actually be able to raise the $15,000 is a scandal in itself and proof that we have a long way to go as a society. We are at the point where people not only “affirm” mental delusion, but they actively fund and encourage it. You truly cannot make up this level of insanity.

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