I can't get over this clip from the Jazz Jennings show.
The two smaller boys are aged 15 and 17, yet they could pass for pre-teen girls.
Their puberty was blocked, and they're talking about getting a "vagina": a constructed sexual orifice that will allow men to penetrate them.
It all makes sense when you know that this ideology was concocted by a pro-pedophile sexologist named John Money who believed that gender identity was tied to *literal* sex roles or positions, IE, sexual receptivity, and took photos of 6 year-old boys engaging in "sexual rehearsal play" with each other.
Early research from sexologists involving "gender identity" in children saw adults ranking the sexual attractiveness of children as young as six years old.
The boys were rated as "pretty" while the girls were rated as unattractive.
This is diabolical.
Instead of assassinating people, our governments need to invest millions more in strong mental health support.
Mental health is a very important issue that often gets ignored.
@voiceoverRYA Your picture references the roughly 14% of those men who see themselves as “trans women” who undergo genital surgery. The other roughly 86% have not had surgery and look just like other men.
@tyler3654life the vagina is the internal canal, the vulva is the exterior part. if you failed high school health class just say so. origami-ed ballsack skin is also not a vulva, either.
men can get holes carved in their perineums which serve the sole purpose of being penetrated and you’re essentially the reincarnation of Hitler if you think it might be somewhat misogynistic to refer to that as a vagina
When these accounts with little anime girls as their avatars, or bumbling green party MPs, insist we let vulnerable "trans women" into women's spaces, they are talking about this guy. He even has cute kittens on his bikini.
Look at this creep. Listen to his contempt for women.
@andyburnham Can my son have a disount children's rate ticket? He is 18 but has the body of a twelve year old, and bones like powder, thanks to labour's pioneering puberty blocker trial.
@Roexoxoxoxo Male transvestite. Maniacle tranny. Man. You look ready for Halloween. Like a vampire from Buffy. Horrifying. The stuff of nightmares. Leave Janet alone. Go back into the pit you crawled out of, wash your face, and get a life that doesn't involve bothering women, thanks, bye.
My ‘baby’ turned 21 this week.
Born 11 weeks early, weighing just a few pounds.
I still remember the paediatrician coming to see us after I went into early labour at 28 weeks. He gave us a long list of things that could go wrong in neonatal intensive care.
Worst case: she might not come home at all.
This is the first time I held her - a few days after she was born. A rare few moments without the ventilator. Afterwards, she would need help to breathe for many weeks to come.
Although I look happy here, my heart was broken. And I was full of fear. Any mother would be.
Infertility, ectopic pregnancy and baby loss were part of my story too - along with premature birth and everything that followed.
No exam result or professional achievement will ever rival this moment - bittersweet as it was.
Which is why I refuse to be erased - or to see other women erased - from the language we use to describe what our bodies are made to do.
Not every woman wants to have a baby. Not every woman is able to.
But women should not have to disappear from the language of pregnancy, birth and our own bodies in order for others to feel included.
Which is why I say no to “birthing people”, “menstruators”, “cervix havers” and every other reductive term for women.
There is nothing inclusive about making women disappear.
@BrainsinNo@Gimpuslegend@garylfrancione Lol. If there ARE trans kids, then surely it would be for you to name the trait that differentiates them from other children. You call us that nonsenses C word. You know you're a man, and you may as well fight the tides. The sane majority will never fall for your nonsense lies.
@BrainsinNo@garylfrancione Oh my. Where to start and end this. I'll ask you whose "gender expectations" is the toddler challenging? Why should their challenging preferences want labelling or intervention, medical or otherwise? And who is shouting? There are simply too many false premises in your questions.
@BrainsinNo@garylfrancione Toddlers aren't "expressing gender variance" until an adult says so. Preferences don't necessitate intervention, and as for impressionablility... You use cult rhetoric, not critical thinking. Victims of "GAC" are now realising they've been fed lies upon lies, like David Reimer.