The Anti-Trans DocuDrama Funded By a Far-Right Cult SCRIPT
Added 2023-09-27 13:01:01 +0000 UTCHey there Patrons <3 So here’s the script fo
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Don't appollogise for working on identerteeze, I'm looking forward to seeing it. You do what you need to do. We'll still be here
Shane Thompson
2023-09-28 14:09:09 +0000 UTCIf you're talking about spelling mistakes you should see my YouTube scripts. I usually know what I'm talking about and if it comes out right in the recording that's all that matters. Excellent points though
Shane Thompson
2023-09-28 14:03:32 +0000 UTCMy thoughts, Jessie: A few things I noticed - I think there's a spelling mistake for PragerU (I think that's the way they spell it - not PragurU) and I think you mean body dysmorphia and not body dysphoria. I think you refer to Abigail Shrine which should be Shrier. I don't have anything to cite, but I've heard that there is quite a bit of comorbidity between autism and gender incongruence (which only means that if you have one, you are more likely to have the other as well - though I think the chance of having both together is still very low). It might not be relevant. Might be worth pointing out that the gametes of trans women undergoing medical transition can be frozen in case they wish to biologically reproduce. The big pharma argument - trans people's use of hormones has to be a drop in the ocean compared with cis people's, and in the case of trans surgeries, demand significantly outweighs supply already - surgeons really aren't going to be phoning their local psychologists asking for a greater supply of trans people to operate upon. The thing about trans men transitioning to "have an easier time of it in society" - then why do trans women transition? It would simply not make any sense. I gave up male privilege and I found it rather harder to get work (in my case as a software engineer) after doing so. I ended up transitioning after being extremely sad having decided not to transition, and that was months after acquiring the knowledge that I could still live a normal life and that the goal would be realistic, and I already had clinical depression at that time. I agonised over that decision. It really became something I had to do for my wellbeing, and I knew there would be negative consequences (but also positive ones that outweighed them in my case or I would not have done it - a big one being that I am no longer clinically depressed, though of course I only knew that through the benefit of hindsight). I freely admit that I glossed over some of your script, especially towards the end; do what you will with what I've said here - nothing if you like! And it could be that I've written something that you already put in as a result of that - I wrote a couple of things I was going to point out and then deleted them as I noticed you covered them later. Hope this helps!
Robyn Thomas
2023-09-27 22:00:21 +0000 UTC
