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Question: How come a 13 year old or 16 year old can’t give consent to sex?
“Because they’re too immature for important, possibly life changing decisions” would be the usual response, which makes absolutely no sense, since they CAN give consent to changing their gender in some places.
As for transgender teens, there is a correlation between autism and trooning out. More research needs to be done in exactly what the connection is.
Sadly that’s unlikely to happen because in the current political climate in academia, anything but the most affirmative and ass-patting of studies are a professional death sentence.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if a big majority of “transgender teens” are kids on the spectrum who have been misdiagnosed as transgender or as suffering from bodily dysphoria.
Or who have managed to talk themselves (with ample support from “affirmative” professionals) into thinking that they’re trannies: “I’m a girl who likes mechanical stuff. That’s a boy thing. Ergo I must be a boy in a girls body!”
It’s a fucking travesty and tragedy.
They definitely look like implants. None of the women in the family have particularly big knockers, and hormones aren’t usually THAT effective.
Considering all the other things they’ve done to Jazz, I suppose giving a teenager a boob job is pretty trivial.
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That is what I was thinking.
Unless that is an exceptional attempt at a padded bra...
Jazz looks like a few cases I've seen on Botched where the implants migrate up.
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IIRC, the hormones gave him pickle tits that were incompatible with implants. But he was a lot lighter back then, so we're looking at some sort of fucked-up hybrid pickle moobs probably supplemented by a padded bra. Shit's fucked yo.
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Jazz is the perfect example if you wanted to show someone what "learned helplessness" is. The extent of his coddling has probably done more harm than good.
I do think Jazz is a bit of a cow in his own right, but I will always have a lot of sympathy for him. Watching what he's gone through is an absolute horror show.
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Jazz seems like an insufferable brat, but I cant help but feel for him. He never had a chance to just be a gay kid.
This is Desmond is amazings future if he doesnt off himself first
This is Desmond is amazings future if he doesnt off himself first
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Even worse, Desmond is Jazz on a budget. The Bloshinskys are an affluent Jewish family, while the Napoles clan are wretched white trash with a huge credit card debt.
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They both are Jewish men, that's why.
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Oh man I bet all the Nutella & fast food coupled with the HRT has given him the female-pattern fat distribution. You know, having the fatty chest that sort of becomes part of the boob-curve/cleavage on fat actual-girls. But then he’s got the pickle tits as well, so it probably looks like a fatty almost-normal lump of moob which then becomes a tuber. In other words Jazz’ moobs are probably shaped like this since he’s gotten fat:
This poor kid. They gave him all these drugs and surgery and he ended up with mutant titties they can’t fix and a perma-wound for genitals
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Don’t forget that perma-wound is lined with pieces of his sphincter.This poor kid. They gave him all these drugs and surgery and he ended up with mutant titties they can’t fix and a perma-wound for genitals
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Just saw this article yesterday. Oh what a world, what a world!!! to quote the Wicked Witch.
Psychotherapists avoid questioning children who want to be transgender as they fear conversion therapy accusations
Psychotherapists are avoiding challenging children who want to be transgender because they fear being accused of conversion therapy by the NHS. Children as young as six are expressing the desire to change their gender, several psychotherapists have told the Telegraph, and many feel unable to...
Psychotherapists avoid questioning children who want to be transgender as they fear conversion therapy accusations
Izzy Lyons
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The Telegraph•August 1, 2020
Psychotherapists are avoiding challenging children who want to be transgender because they fear being accused of conversion therapy by the NHS.
Children as young as six are expressing the desire to change their gender, several psychotherapists have told the Telegraph, and many feel unable to question young patients because they “could be accused of breaking the code of ethics”.
One psychotherapist who spoke to this newspaper said they have faced accusations of practicing conversion therapy for refusing to affirm any child who says they want to be transgender.
The widely accepted definition of conversion therapy - which traditionally focused exclusively on sexual orientation - was changed in 2017 when the NHS signed a new memorandum that included “gender identity”.
Psychotherapists have said the move has created “unintended consequences”.
“The 2017 memorandum is preventing NHS staff from giving children proper treatment,” Marcus Evans, the former governor of the UK’s only gender dysphoria clinic, said.
“The moment a young person goes to see someone and says they have gender dysphoria, clinicians often don't want to get involved.
“The children and their families can be very fixed in their beliefs and this leaves the clinician feeling worried that they might upset the child if they try to look at things from different points of view.
“It has become a political hot potato and you could be accused of breaking your code of ethics.”
Mr Evans, who resigned from The Tavistock in 2019, said he has been approached by numerous parents over the past year concerned at the care their children are receiving in the NHS.
“They are worried that the services are pushing their child down a particular path,” he said.
“The services often adopt an affirmation model, so if a female child says I’m a boy then you have to affirm that. There isn't enough support for a proper exploration of the issues driving the underlying belief system either in the child or in the family.
“The politicization of this area has interfered with good clinical care.”
Bob Withers, a psychotherapist for 35 years, has faced written threats to report him to his governing body, the UKCP, if he does not publicly endorse the new memorandum on conversation therapy.
“Conversion therapy is obviously an abhorrent practice for sexuality, but gender identity is not the same thing,” he said.
“I have been accused of practicing conversion therapy because I believe if someone, particularly a young child, wants medical treatment which could change their body forever, I think it’s important to explore the psychological reasons behind their desire to transition before hand.
“I am not saying that people should not medically transition if it’s the right decision for them and they know what they are doing. But it concerns me that you can’t get a tattoo before 18 even with your parent’s permission, but you can get puberty blockers.”
Puberty blocking drugs are prescribed to children experiencing gender dysphoria to temporarily stop their bodies developing by suppressing hormones.
In June this year, the NHS quietly changed its website to admit that “little is known” about the long-term side effects of the drugs after previously claiming that they are “considered to be fully reversible”.
Kirsty Entwistle, a former psychologist at the NHS’s Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), said she has heard of numerous colleagues who have been accused of conversion therapy.
Ms Entwistle left her role in the NHS within a year because she felt unable to speak out against the speed at which some children were being prescribed puberty blockers.
“I found it so disturbing working there,” she said. “I had a lot of conflict with a colleague who I worked closely with because they wanted to refer a lot of the children straight for puberty blockers when I didn’t really feel like there was clear indication that was needed.
“It was really obvious to me that the management was very anxious about challenging the affirmation approach.”
An NHS spokesman said: “The representative body of psychotherapists and numerous other expert organisations all signed the memorandum which makes clear that conversion therapy is unethical and can actively harm patients.
“The NHS has specialist clinics that offer any child or adult with gender dysphoria a range of evidence based services including therapy sessions to ensure the individual fully considers the decision they are making.”
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I could've sworn that I saw the second article around here, somewhere...But at any rate, the UK is run by idiots, nowadays.Just saw this article yesterday. Oh what a world, what a world!!! to quote the Wicked Witch.
Psychotherapists avoid questioning children who want to be transgender as they fear conversion therapy accusations
Psychotherapists are avoiding challenging children who want to be transgender because they fear being accused of conversion therapy by the NHS. Children as young as six are expressing the desire to change their gender, several psychotherapists have told the Telegraph, and many feel unable to...www.yahoo.com
Psychotherapists avoid questioning children who want to be transgender as they fear conversion therapy accusations
Izzy Lyons
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The Telegraph•August 1, 2020
Psychotherapists are avoiding challenging children who want to be transgender because they fear being accused of conversion therapy by the NHS.
Children as young as six are expressing the desire to change their gender, several psychotherapists have told the Telegraph, and many feel unable to question young patients because they “could be accused of breaking the code of ethics”.
One psychotherapist who spoke to this newspaper said they have faced accusations of practicing conversion therapy for refusing to affirm any child who says they want to be transgender.
The widely accepted definition of conversion therapy - which traditionally focused exclusively on sexual orientation - was changed in 2017 when the NHS signed a new memorandum that included “gender identity”.
Psychotherapists have said the move has created “unintended consequences”.
“The 2017 memorandum is preventing NHS staff from giving children proper treatment,” Marcus Evans, the former governor of the UK’s only gender dysphoria clinic, said.
“The moment a young person goes to see someone and says they have gender dysphoria, clinicians often don't want to get involved.
“The children and their families can be very fixed in their beliefs and this leaves the clinician feeling worried that they might upset the child if they try to look at things from different points of view.
“It has become a political hot potato and you could be accused of breaking your code of ethics.”
Mr Evans, who resigned from The Tavistock in 2019, said he has been approached by numerous parents over the past year concerned at the care their children are receiving in the NHS.
“They are worried that the services are pushing their child down a particular path,” he said.
“The services often adopt an affirmation model, so if a female child says I’m a boy then you have to affirm that. There isn't enough support for a proper exploration of the issues driving the underlying belief system either in the child or in the family.
“The politicization of this area has interfered with good clinical care.”
Bob Withers, a psychotherapist for 35 years, has faced written threats to report him to his governing body, the UKCP, if he does not publicly endorse the new memorandum on conversation therapy.
“Conversion therapy is obviously an abhorrent practice for sexuality, but gender identity is not the same thing,” he said.
“I have been accused of practicing conversion therapy because I believe if someone, particularly a young child, wants medical treatment which could change their body forever, I think it’s important to explore the psychological reasons behind their desire to transition before hand.
“I am not saying that people should not medically transition if it’s the right decision for them and they know what they are doing. But it concerns me that you can’t get a tattoo before 18 even with your parent’s permission, but you can get puberty blockers.”
Puberty blocking drugs are prescribed to children experiencing gender dysphoria to temporarily stop their bodies developing by suppressing hormones.
In June this year, the NHS quietly changed its website to admit that “little is known” about the long-term side effects of the drugs after previously claiming that they are “considered to be fully reversible”.
Kirsty Entwistle, a former psychologist at the NHS’s Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), said she has heard of numerous colleagues who have been accused of conversion therapy.
Ms Entwistle left her role in the NHS within a year because she felt unable to speak out against the speed at which some children were being prescribed puberty blockers.
“I found it so disturbing working there,” she said. “I had a lot of conflict with a colleague who I worked closely with because they wanted to refer a lot of the children straight for puberty blockers when I didn’t really feel like there was clear indication that was needed.
“It was really obvious to me that the management was very anxious about challenging the affirmation approach.”
An NHS spokesman said: “The representative body of psychotherapists and numerous other expert organisations all signed the memorandum which makes clear that conversion therapy is unethical and can actively harm patients.
“The NHS has specialist clinics that offer any child or adult with gender dysphoria a range of evidence based services including therapy sessions to ensure the individual fully considers the decision they are making.”
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Maybe they deserve to be bullied. Not for being LGB of course, but for being an autistic sperg.
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You could justify this as bystander syndrome, but who would want to defend the local deviant who goes on about his fancy dildos and makeup?
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As far as we know, she did not get implants. But jazz has a breast deformity called tubular breasts. So hers are long, skinny and point downward. Not sure if she had surgery to correct that but she did announce publicly that she had a breast deformity.
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Tubular breasts...caused by issues during puberty...or i guess being shoved on blockers then trying to estrogen up:
Welp, looks like a dick tit...
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It just looks like he has a good sports bra on (edit typo)
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My only problem with all of this is that Jazz transitioned at such an early age. I was under the impression that getting reassignment surgery involved a lot of testing, counseling and CERTAINTY. One did not just get transitioned unless they knew that they were incongruent and that surgery was deemed necessary. . Such a thing should not have been done at such an early age. Even being gay/bi/whatever could take years to figure out.
That being said, Jazz is yet another example of being a shitheel no matter what she is. Too bad about what she went though. I have seen a video of her and she passes quite well. Whatever.
I just hope that most people realize that there is a difference between gender noncomformist and being trans.
That being said, Jazz is yet another example of being a shitheel no matter what she is. Too bad about what she went though. I have seen a video of her and she passes quite well. Whatever.
I just hope that most people realize that there is a difference between gender noncomformist and being trans.