Jaron Seth Bloshinsky / Jazz Jennings / I Am Jazz - Puberty Blockers: Not Even Once

NoReturn said:
Mine too. How did so many of us end up with the silent understanding it would be stabbing?
Did someone mention it at some point earlier? Maybe we're all vaguely remembering a similar true crime story?
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Probably because that's how Gypsy Rose Blanchard killed her mom as revenge for the brutal Munchausen by proxy she inflicted on her (Wikipedia link).
 
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Swein Forkbeard said:
I would not be surprised if Jeanette feels secret disgust and revulsion every time she looks at Jazz now. Because he is no longer a source of narcissistic supply. Not only is his body a daily reminder of the abuse he went through, it is also a daily reminder that she can no longer control him..
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I don't think it's all that secret.
 
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Karen™ said:
Probably because that's how Gypsy Rose Blanchard killed her mom as revenge for the brutal Munchausen by proxy she inflicted on her (Wikipedia link).
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As a true crime genre addict (I know, cringe), criminal profiles describe the choice of stabbing as a distinct method that is overwhelmingly likely to indicate:
-personal relationship between victim and offender, or criminal feels very personally slighted by the victim (it requires you to get up in the victims face, and repeat the action and not stop, and watch them die, and see them watching you kill them)
-oftentimes sexual in nature by its association with penetration and destruction of the body, a kind of proxy for rape or sexual mutilation

Notable examples include Ed Kemper's early attacks (before he abandoned it because it 'took too long' and 'its not like the movies- you have keep doing it over and over until they leak to death): he felt personally slighted by the college girl victims who he felt as a cohort rejected him sexually
-Lizzie Borden (hatchet but no one owns a hatchet as a household object anymore, knives are more common)
... Other examples that I can't remember because I'm very very tired. But it's a strong clue for criminal profilers looking at a scene- personal, and sexual in nature. Similar to a killer covering up a body after death- indicates they had a personal relationship with the victim.
 
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Gramlol said:
I think Jazz honestly has an extremely stunted IQ and has a child's understanding of the world so isn't self aware enough to rebel against her parents. But, who knows. Just seems like Jazz has an extremely limited intellectual capacity or functioning. That may be harsh. It may just be Stockholm syndrome.
This is a new type of child abuse never before studied. Charles Manson and other mothers of violent notorious criminals sent them to school in dresses at various times to humiliate them and it seemed to fuck them up pretty bad. But Charles Manson's mum didn't surgically remove his penis..
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It's going to be a long time before we can study it, too, since even identifying it as abuse will get your funding pulled and possibly losing your job as well.
 
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Gramlol said:
Unironically, not all men are so domineering. Just trans women like peppermint (cool name totes, very adult woman not silly girly girly at all) are the worst specimens of the cohort of men. And demand to be indulged. And are rewarded.
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Kind of makes me wonder who actually has control of this "movement"... like, I know that Stonewall basically has a vice grip on the balls of every public institution, despite the protest of more traditional gay lobbies. They act more like the mafia than a TRUE and HONEST advocacy group, basically demanding protection money in exchange for "training" and not being cancelled to death. It's classic "creating the problem and selling the solution".

I think you're right on... the superficial trappings of womanhood do not a woman make. Women's gender roles and preferences evolved because they're women; they aren't women just because they like sundresses and over sharing their emotions. That's a big problem for "the experts", because so often the answer to "why do you think you're a woman?" is "because I think I look good in a dress and I like shopping", so womanhood has been redefined to simply be an internal feeling with no real meaning at all except for what you choose to give it.

That being said, I have no doubt that our society would have utterly rejected trannyism if women hadn't opened their arms to embrace it. I think women as a group have certain traits that make them easier for bad actors to exploit, like a higher degree of openness and empathy and a higher likelihood to shy away from open conflict. Who started the idea of wanting a "gay best friend" because it was "trendy"? It definitely wasn't men.

You can't put the blame solely on men when looking at gendered polling on this issue--if it were up to men, we'd have elected Reagan's corpse in as President, we wouldn't have HR Departments, and hockey would still have fights in it.
 
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NoReturn said:
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"Call the police."
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Sander made a telling slip of a typo in his "doth protest too much" explanation of his relationship with Peppermint.
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DamnWolves! said:
Who started the idea of wanting a "gay best friend" because it was "trendy"? It definitely wasn't men.
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Will and Grace was created by a man and had 2 male showrunners. Sex and the City was created by Darren Starr.
So the "gay best friend" meme could've very well been started by a man.
 
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