My theory on transgenderism is it’s a psychological schism that happens when a person is a homosexual but their subconscious won’t allow them to accept that fact.
So instead their subconscious develops a pervasive delusion where instead they see themselves as the opposite gender to “fix” the same-sex attraction they can’t accept.
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What if they are gay trans?
😂 well that one is probably pretty niche and my theory doesn’t explain it.
But I do think my theory explains the root of transgenderism. It’s the only thing that makes any sense.
I think your theory is pretty applicable, as with any theory, absolute dichotomous application is probably a mistake. Once upon a time I literally fought physically at times against gay rights. Enculturation played a part, religion played a part, one decade later I was in a gay relationship for a time. In retrospect, my fears about my feelings likely fueled my fury against the institution of gay attraction. What a journey life is! One of my college buddies just transitioned after raising a family with his (former) her (current) wife. Amazing, never would have guessed. She’s finally happy with her body. For her, it’s not about sex, but about being genuine. #gay #transsexual
This reply was a roller coaster 😂 thanks for sharing. Some good points made.
Without a doubt it’s more difficult to fit in if you’re gay in many cultures / societies, and I think that’s what would make it hard to actively accept for many. Their parents, friends, church, teacher, etc all make it known the gays aren’t accepted in their sphere. So the young mind as a defense suppresses the gayness until it builds up too much subconscious pressure and the transgender schism occurs. Idk. Seems plausible.
I think it is fluid and spectral. Do I feel remotely gay as an old man? No, increasingly I am forcefully heterosexual. Decades ago, my feelings were different at times. I don’t regret any of the experiences or love I felt at the time. Who are we to attempt to delegitimize the life stage a peer is in because our perspective isn’t the same in present chronology?
I think it’s way deeper than that. It’s sign of a broken society and a broken money.
Weimar Republic went through this reason why we see the Nazis burning books on transgenderism. But they don’t tell us that
A while back, I saw a video that made an impression on me. There was an overweight, homely girl in a trans reveal to her friends. After she excitedly explained that she was now a boy, all of her friends absolutely love-bombed her. “Oh my … you’re so amazing! … so brave!… so special!”.
To me, that explained the “rapid onset gender dysphoria” happening to tween girls.
Anyway, I see the following types in the trans community:
- the OGs
- insecure people who want to feel special and belong to a community
- gays in denial (as you mentioned)
- uncompetitive or lower status people who want to use it as a source of power or advantage against others (males competing in sports against females, access to jobs, etc).
Absolutely nailed it. Glad your zaps are operational fren.
OK other theory:
no hate but isn't LBGTQ is all just G
L a lesbian is gay so G
B is half gay and you cant be half gay so G
G is G
T means you are G before or after transition so G
Q means gay among other things so G again
