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Veritas's avatar

I have followed your work for a while and I literally agree with you on every single point you make. I think your analysis of the phenomenon of “trans” is spot-on, and I cannot wait to buy your book when it comes out!

Kim's avatar

Bravo! This is such a coherent piece of writing that summarizes so much of what is going on right now.

Aarin Lutz's avatar

1000% This is the clearest, best laid-out and most logical breakdown of this situation I have ever seen. I will be sharing widely. Thank you!

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology's avatar

I appreciate the shares! Thank you!

Betsy Warrior's avatar

Along with George Sand and George Elliot, Gertrude Stein stepped out of the narrow confines of a cultural identity for women with thousands of other women who took on a superficial male identity to present their writing or art to the public. Thinking of how children react to being presented with the transgender fable young kids also, on their own, have no trouble making up completely fictional characters and identities. Many have invisible friends who they regularly hold conversations with and who they consider close friends and confidantes, so it's no stretch for some children to easily accept the idea of fictional characters inside themselves. They are easy targets for the transgender propaganda. This bogus idea has already had it's day in the Seventies and Eighties in the form of the "multiple personality" fad, which was sometimes used by men like "The Hillside Strangler, " Thomas Huskey and Billy Harris to evade responsibility for their crimes. Many psychologists and psychiatrists wholly endorsed this fraudulent fantasy. Along comes the transgender sex fetish so much more destructive than previous psychological fads as it delegitimatizes women's integrity as a sex and destroys the lives of children who are ensnared in trans ideology. For years or decades, the stage has been set for the introduction of "transwomen" by grotesque drag impersonations of women as dehumanized "breeders, bleeders and b*tches." Portrayed as harmless, fun stereotypes drag queens slid into the cultural landscape on vehicles like Ru Paul's Drag Races and in smoke filled clubs catering to gay men as strip clubs catered to straight men.

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology's avatar

Yes, Gertrude Stein as well! Great example. It's challenging that so many leftists can't see the similarities of things like multiple personality and satanic panic. The idea is introduced and then used as an explanation of disparate symptoms.