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

[Det. Frank Washington Esq]

Am Gen-z all I have to say is that in middle school I had a group of fairly normal "weird kids", then a new student came to school and fell into our group. This person came out as trans a few weeks later, and suddenly out of the 7 or 8 of us 4 were trans or something of the type. This shit is a social contagion that mainly prays on the neurodivergent.

No different than when several kids an hero after one kid does.

 

[No Batty Boys in Jamaica]

No different than when several kids an hero after one kid does.

the virgin transtrenders vs. the Chad suicide pact.

 

[BBJ_4_Ever]

I don't think this ever happened. If he never went through puberty, does he even have public hair???

They show a technician looking at Jazz's pubic area, hair or not, so there could be some tea spilled if an NDA wasn't signed.

 

[Tasty Tatty]

Also obligatory WTF DAT DUDE IS HUUUGE at Jazz.

He’s literally built like a fridge or a huge fucking barrel with a tiny head on top:

Well, suddenly the Flowers in the Attic theory feels a little more plausible.

Troonies in the Attic.

 

[Safir]

You're supposed to have a healthy sexual drive. It's equally bad that you don't have one or that you're hypersexual in the same way you shouldn't be either a gluton or you don't eat at all.

Ok I'll bite, I'd signed up for this. Why? Sex is gross. There are multiple studies which show witnessing "sex you're not into" can be overwhelmingly disgusting, and there are studies which show sexual arousal reduces squeamishness in general. I get social reasons, without a healthy heterosexual attraction it's hard to start a family and raise children -- but this applies to homosexuals, too, and I've never seen a Kiwi tell homosexuals to straighten up.

I don't need to have sex with Henry Cavill to admit he's hot and turn my head at him if he's close to me.

I recognize when some people are conventionally "hot". It's different from whether I find them pleasant or good-looking or beautiful. I can look at Henry Cavill or Timotheee Chalamet and recognize they're considered conventionally attractive. However, if I got to choose my face but couldn't make money off it, I'd rather look like Greg than either of those. (Probably because sex is gross and the grossness rubs off on visuals associated with sex.)

They are not avoiding acting on their sexual desires, they instead claim to have no sexual desires at all. What I'd really like to see is a study on self-proclaimed asexuals and the length of time they've been on psych medication.

I'm just one data point but none whatsoever. (I've been on birth control for endo for a couple years in my late 20s.) No woke communities. No fandoms.

 

[Clown Baby]

Ok I'll bite, I'd signed up for this. Why? Sex is gross. There are multiple studies which show witnessing "sex you're not into" can be overwhelmingly disgusting, and there are studies which show sexual arousal reduces squeamishness in general. I get social reasons, without a healthy heterosexual attraction it's hard to start a family and raise children -- but this applies to homosexuals, too, and I've never seen a Kiwi tell homosexuals to straighten up.


I recognize when some people are conventionally "hot". It's different from whether I find them pleasant or good-looking or beautiful. I can look at Henry Cavill or Timotheee Chalamet and recognize they're considered conventionally attractive. However, if I got to choose my face but couldn't make money off it, I'd rather look like Greg than either of those. (Probably because sex is gross and the grossness rubs off on visuals associated with sex.)


I'm just one data point but none whatsoever. (I've been on birth control for endo for a couple years in my late 20s.) No woke communities. No fandoms.

Most women (myself included) don't automatically get turned on from just looking at someone regardless of how hot they might be. For most it tends to require touch, intimacy, and a bond with the person. So my follow up questions: are you a virgin? Have you ever made out with anyone? Dated anyone? If the answer to all of those is EW NO GROSS I would say this is related to avoidance of normal human relationships, which is related to mental illness and/or autism, and doesn't mean you're "asexual."

 

[Fapcop]

Ok I'll bite, I'd signed up for this. Why? Sex is gross. There are multiple studies which show witnessing "sex you're not into" can be overwhelmingly disgusting, and there are studies which show sexual arousal reduces squeamishness in general. I get social reasons, without a healthy heterosexual attraction it's hard to start a family and raise children -- but this applies to homosexuals, too, and I've never seen a Kiwi tell homosexuals to straighten up.


I recognize when some people are conventionally "hot". It's different from whether I find them pleasant or good-looking or beautiful. I can look at Henry Cavill or Timotheee Chalamet and recognize they're considered conventionally attractive. However, if I got to choose my face but couldn't make money off it, I'd rather look like Greg than either of those. (Probably because sex is gross and the grossness rubs off on visuals associated with sex.)


I'm just one data point but none whatsoever. (I've been on birth control for endo for a couple years in my late 20s.) No woke communities. No fandoms.

Ever had your hormones checked?

Because while there’s bound to be some natural variability in people’s sexdrive, I’d still say that the vast majority, if not all, of self described “asexuals” have either trauma or some sort of chemical/hormonal/biochemical issue.

 

[My cravat doesn't flutter]

Ever had your hormones checked?

Because while there’s bound to be some natural variability in people’s sexdrive, I’d still say that the vast majority, if not all, of self described “asexuals” have either trauma or some sort of chemical/hormonal/biochemical issue.

This thread has become rather enlightening over the last few days.

 

[Szfynks]

Ever had your hormones checked?

Because while there’s bound to be some natural variability in people’s sexdrive, I’d still say that the vast majority, if not all, of self described “asexuals” have either trauma or some sort of chemical/hormonal/biochemical issue.

Years ago, when I went to a shrink with my very low sex drive, the first thing he ordered was a blood test to check my sex hormones. They were normal, so he concluded it's "all in my head". Few years after that it turns out I'm probably an Aspie. My doc was an old, woke-proof dude looking like Hide Your Pain Harold (also a neurologist, sexuologist and a foresnsic psychology expert). How many people are lucky enough to have a shrink like that? How many hear some bullshit diagnosis after a 20min converstation and no tests? How the feck these hack frauds are even able to finish med school and practice medicine like a bunch of ideology-tainted retards? Maybe the answer is simple and they're just a bunch of lazy sods who dont care. Who knows? It's easier to slap a "asexual" or "transsexual" label on shy kid or an autist, give a prescrption and get paid rather than dig deeper into the problem and actually help a patient.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

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Most women (myself included) don't automatically get turned on from just looking at someone regardless of how hot they might be. For most it tends to require touch, intimacy, and a bond with the person.

It is incredibly frustrating constantly seeing women described alternately as a) chaste pair-bonding-only m'ladies who must be wooed and coaxed before feeling a fraction of a degree of nether-warmth or b) succubi engulfed in flames of poisonous desire, ready to slither onto any dick that isn't literally necrotic.

I think you're trying to be nice, but it's a bit much to second-guess someone who has just quite rationally stated their personal perspective/ experience with sexuality, and even more to then push an annoying stereotype about it.

Years ago, when I went to a shrink with my very low sex drive, the first thing he ordered was a blood test to check my sex hormones. They were normal, so he concluded it's "all in my head". Few years after that it turns out I'm probably an Aspie. My doc was an old, woke-proof dude looking like Hide Your Pain Harold (also a neurologist, sexuologist and a foresnsic psychology expert). How many people are lucky enough to have a shrink like that? How many hear some bullshit diagnosis after a 20min converstation and no tests? How the feck these hack frauds are even able to finish med school and practice medice like a bunch of ideology-tainted retards? Maybe the answer is simple and they're just a bunch of lazy sods who dont care. Who knows? It's easier to slap a "asexual" or "transsexual" label on shy kid or an autist, give a prescrption and get paid rather than dig deeper into the problem and actually help a patient.

Not following you. Were you "labeled" asexual or transsexual? And there is a psychiatric pill for being asexual (or transsexual)? And how does a diagnosis of Aspergers preclude asexuality? "Asexual" hasn't always been and doesn't have to be an "identity" or orientation; it's just a descriptor of level of sexual attraction a person feels/can feel towards others.

 

[McSneaks]

but this applies to homosexuals, too, and I've never seen a Kiwi tell homosexuals to straighten up.

Point em out sis I got this

I think you're trying to be nice, but it's a bit much to second-guess someone who has just quite rationally stated their personal perspective/ experience with sexuality, and even more to then push an annoying stereotype about it.

"Annoying stereotype" all you want is literally true there's endless studies about it. "Not all women" but there's a reason men don't read porn

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

Point em out sis I got this


"Annoying stereotype" all you want is literally true there's endless studies about it.

Lol. On every level. Let's just say if your best source on women's sexuality is "endless studies," you're in over your head already. And please show me studies that show women never experience attraction unless they are gently touched and feel bonded. Not tendencies, not "relative to 22 yo men," not "but act on it less often than," not "but don't give it much thought" - but actually "do not experience."

"Not all women" but there's a reason men don't read porn

What? Men don't read porn? You mean erotica, or are you stuck in 1977 somehow? Or did you mean women don't watch/read porn [also wrong]? Because men's habits have fuck all to do with what women do.

 

[Unabomber Eleven]

At least we aren’t alone…

 

[Moon Cricket]

Wait, so if we are doing a new season of I Am Jazz, I hope we can rely on @Muttnik to do the episode breakdowns again. I thoroughly enjoyed getting the gossip without actually having to subject myself to that family of faggots.

 

[Szfynks]

I've always been a very gender noncomforming woman with a basically nonexistent sex drive. I really wanted to know why I'm not like other women and I thought I might be asexual or trans (It was loooong before the tranny craze of today). I even wrote an e-mail to some therapist specializing in gender bullshit and guess what - she said I'm probably trans based just on one message written by a depressed, motherless teenager. I wouldn't be surprised if she's diagnosing teenagers as trans left and right nowadays.
I was twenty something when I went to Harold and I thought I'm gonna get THE diagnosis - that I'm ace or trans, because it seemed obvious to me. I didn't and I'm grateful for that. He was the first mental health professional that questioned my bullshit, instead of lazily complying with it.

Many autistic women either have a very low sex drive or display misplacement of attraction getting off to weird stuff or obsessing over fictional characters (rabid shippers anyone?). Also a lot of us don't comform to traditional ideas of femininity and thus there are a lot of autistics girls getting their tits cut off due to gender quackery these days.

Point is - if I went to a different shrink I might as well be a miserable detransitioner with no tits today. Luckily I've met Hide Your Pain Harold - I'm still a tomboy aspie with some anxiety, but I don't hate my body nor my sex, and I'm getting married to a wonderful man (also an aspie). I'm a relatively normal straight woman.

If it wasnt for quacks and his narcissistic mother, Jennings might have grown up to be normal, feminine gay man. Experience love, sexual attraction and fullfilment like a normal person. His body was ravaged by hormones, surgery and binge eating, his mind locked in arrested development, not allowed to mature as it should. He has no filter, no self-control, and the most intimate and private moments of his life were filmed for the world to see. His mother is a monster and the rest of his family are to blame as well. The "doctors" involved are Frankensteins and charlatans.

I think this is why his story resonates so much with the desisters and the detrans folks. You watch in real time how this boy's life is being destroyed in the name of some woke bullshit by people who were supposed to take care of him - his own family and mental health professionals.

Ps
I have doubts if asexuality even exists, tbh. It's mostly people who are autistic, suffered sexual trauma or have a very low sex drive due to mental health, etc.. Notice how a lot of people, mostly women, who claim to be asexual still consume/create lots of erotic content, sometimes the fucked up kind. They have a sex drive, they just get off in a different way than others.
Ps 2
Thanks for saving both my tits and my life, Harold.

 

[NoReturn]

Selections from #jazzjennings (the hashtag, not the official family accounts):

 

[Tasty Tatty]

Most women (myself included) don't automatically get turned on from just looking at someone regardless of how hot they might be. For most it tends to require touch, intimacy, and a bond with the person.

The presence of sexuality isn't necessarily sexual arousal. The acknowledge of someone being sexually attractive is proof enough of having a healthy sexual response. Sexual response is not just the orgasm.

The opposite of sexuality, as in being asexual, is indifference, not dislike.

Sander is a good example of what I mean: his body feels disgusted by black men posing as women because that's not what he is truly attracted too. That rejection is his own sexuality saying "this is not what I want". A truly asexual wouldn't know why he's repulsed. He knows the "real thing" he's supposed to have feelings for: a woman.

Jazz, otoh, is indifferent towards sex. What he could have at most is curiosity. Hasn't he identified himself as bi at some point? Because that's a good sign. It's not like he feels attracted to both sexes, but rather he doesn't care bc both are "meh" for him.

 

[Peaches Demure]

Jazz, otoh, is indifferent towards sex. What he could have at most is curiosity. Hasn't he identified himself as bi at some point? Because that's a good sign. It's not like he feels attracted to both sexes, but rather he doesn't care bc both are "meh" for him.

AFAIK Jazz has identified as "pansexual" since his teens (which is basically the genderblob version of bi), but he lacks the physiological and neurological development to have a hormonal crush, so while he can develop feelings of attachment, it's the sort of undifferentiated attraction a pre-pubescent child feels toward a member of either sex who treats them well. It has nothing to do with adult sexual attraction.

 

[Tasty Tatty]

AFAIK Jazz has identified as "pansexual" since his teens (which is basically the genderblob version of bi), but he lacks the physiological and neurological development to have a hormonal crush, so while he can develop feelings of attachment, it's the sort of undifferentiated attraction a pre-pubescent child feels toward a member of either sex who treats them well. It has nothing to do with adult sexual attraction.

Right, it's his way to say "whatever" to the idea of sex.

 

[all4mom2]

They show a technician looking at Jazz's pubic area, hair or not, so there could be some tea spilled if an NDA wasn't signed.

Probably wearing panties; I'm sure the camera doesn't go "down there."

David Reimer was disgusted the one time he allowed a boy to kiss him on the cheek (as "Brenda") and later married a woman, but then -- despite being castrated -- he wasn't immersed in female hormones. Interestingly, though, he turned out more feminine looking than Jazz, who has been on estrogen since the age of 11. Fascinating case. Even more fascinating than Jazz and Sander put together.