NerdShamer
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In all fairness, a lot of our trans-cows are narcissists. Along with MtFs being typecasted as snowflakes for pointing out that they don't actually pass.
Jaron Seth Bloshinsky / Jazz Jennings / I Am Jazz - Puberty Blockers: Not Even Once
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Tranny studies, clearly. But I don't think he'd ever be able to hack it at Harvard, which is full of school-sports captains and mountain-climbers and over-achievers with the best academics and extra-curriculars that money can buy. Jaron got in because he's a famous 'trans kid' and Harvard want to look progressive... but how academic can you be, really, when your brain development was arrested at 12? How dedicated and hard-working can you be when you've managed everything in your life by having your mother scream about discrimination on national television instead of knuckling down and just getting on?
It makes me sad, really, because if his hideous mother had told him he's just a boy who likes dresses and that's fine, he might have matured into a normal, healthy gay man. Even his childhood friend that he wanted to marry sounds just like the straight-girl bff that gay men often have. He could have been frolicking around California discovering the gay scene right now, and instead he's a mutilated, sterile, destined-to-be-deathfat perpetual child.
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I'm going to defend the heels anecdote: toddlers will def shuffle around in toy heels (Minnie Mouse style) once they're walking independently, just under two. They're basically little stilts. Boys and girls both. It doesn't make them trans or gay. They're toddlers. It doesn't mean anything. It's really sad to see moms of "trans kids" use the random shit little kids play with as justification to decide their entire future at age 3. Worked out great for Jazz!
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Eh. Harvard isn't as difficult as pop culture likes to make it out to be. Among the ivy league, it has a reputation as being one of the easiest undergrad schools (only Brown is easier, but that's because you can get As while smoking weed all day). Of course, you can study astrophysics or computer engineering at Harvard and it will be difficult. But the difficult aspect is really overplayed and I could see Jaron getting by as a C student in film studies or something. Though in all fairness, being a C student at Harvard is embarrassing as fuck.
The two aspects of an in-person education he'll have issues with are the social element and literally just physically getting by. The first is pretty self-explanatory: he's a child in a mutilated semi-adult body that will be thrown among high achievers, children of the world elite, and, well, just normal college students. Harvard is a hugbox to a degree, but when they're out drinking or going to parties they're just like most other college students. Jaron's not going to get tranny points at the door to any frat/finals club parties—and it's not just because they won't want to fuck him. And since he is just so socially inept, it's difficult to see him mixing in with everybody else. Even intellectually, I don't see him being able to hold a conversation over a bottle of wine about Plato, Max Ernst, or filmmaking techniques in the Triumph of the Will. Yes people really talk about those things, it's not just a stereotype or something.
Physically, as has been mentioned before in this thread, it doesn't seem like Jaron is able to have a normally active life. In some places, that would be fine. But Harvard is a college that requires a lot of physical activity just to get around. From the Divinity School to the Kennedy School (or where the undergrad dorms/houses are) is about a mile walk, and there are people who will make that walk both ways every day—maybe even more than once. Can you see Jaron doing that like it's a normal thing? There are hills, winds, cobbled streets, etc. and that's not even mentioning the snow. Jaron is from south Florida and let me tell you, south Florida is flat, consistent in temperature, and has mostly concrete walkways. The northeast isn't like that, and it really does take some adjustment to get used to it. For most college students, that's fine and easy to adapt to. But for someone with already impeded physical ability from a place that isn't like that whatsoever, it really will be problematic. You can count the number of obese undergrads you run into at ivies on one hand, which I think says everything. Entering college at a time when everything is virtual is a stroke of good fortune that I don't think his family realizes, since I don't see him lasting more than a month in-person. Hell, knowing his mother, he'd probably have to live with her in Cambridge to get by. And nobody wants to hang out with the guy who is still babied by his mother in college.
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Just wait until he's old enough to buy his own alcohol whenever he wants. Less than a year, now. That's when things are going to get noticeably worse.
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Now for my favorite: the biyearly documentary of parents trooning out their kids. No doubt Jaron and his crazy family started this modern phenomenon. If your child says they want the opposite genitals, they've definitely been diddled.
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The kid grew up on a pedestal his mom made for him and now the fame is waning down with him no longer being the brave "trans kid" that his mom can parade around the media.
Its sad but now he's just a young adult that is too afraid to go off to school, had botched surgery that leaves him in pain, and his only hobby is binge eating.
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He doesn't care about other people's feelings at all. The girl's soccer team also probably wouldn't want to hear him prattle on about mermaids. Jeanette really created a monster.
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Jazz isn't interested in clothing, fashion, etc., because he's a straight boy. He's interested in naked women because he should have become a straight man. He was coached into feminine interests by Jeannie. Notice how all his supposed feminine interests are adult female interests. There are lots of offbeat female child interests he could have had: beadwork, horses, art, cooking, etc. If he was really feminine, he would of had at least one unusual interest that's girl oriented. Jazz probably doesn't understand his feelings, but I'm convinced he would have been straight.
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One line in the book that was an immediate red flag for me regarding Ari was when Jazz describes Ari’s initial discomfort is just her disliking that she’s going to have to share the title of "daddy’s little princess." The way it was phrased just screams that wasn’t anything Jazz heard Ari ever personally express, but a line fed to Jazz by their narc mom to pit Jazz against Ari. But when Ari plays along, she gets to be the best sister ever.
That‘s like Golden Child vs Scapegoat Child 101 shit.
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Jazz has said he wants to study things like past lives and other paranormal metaphysical hoohaw. He’s not a bright man and seems to display very little intellectual curiosity outside of his own navel.
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I agree, but I actually attribute that more to the mom than anyone else.
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It's really that difficult to develop an actual personality when your narcissist birthgiver (I refuse to call her a mother) pretty much takes over anything and makes it her own thing. The frankengina isn't the worst thing, being a child permanently trapped in the body of an adult is.
IsItTooGay?
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He just seems mentally/intellectually stunted to me.
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I wonder how much of that was the puberty blocking drugs from so young, and how much was the child star/media circus/narcissistic parents.
I'm no fan of pseudoscience but it at least would be a hobby or interest for him, and he might do some good with it if he doesn't use it to replace actual medicine and just entertains or comforts people with it. Like stage magicians like our own Wes Iseli or tarot readers who help reassure people about their future, even though it's all bunk it can be helpful. Or just an interest like keeping ghost stories and legends alive, as long as it's respectful to the dead and doesn't exploit the living or step on the toes of actual professionals like police or doctors, it could be a nice thing for him. He could write books about it or host a show, maybe even play into the whole trans thing by saying he's a lady ghost in a man's body or was a lady in a past life or something.
The problem with that is most of these complementary therapies (or practices, rituals, scams or whatever you want to call them) involve listening carefully to the client and talking about them, either to make them feel at ease and happy or (more cynically) to get them to tell you information you can use to convince them you're legit. Jazz doesn't strike me as someone who would listen to someone else talk about their problems for very long before making it all about him or his mum, or suggesting something that he thinks would work for him without any consideration of their needs. He'd have to learn how to shut up and listen to other people talk about their feelings and worries, and give the impression that people can confide in him.
I'm no fan of pseudoscience but it at least would be a hobby or interest for him, and he might do some good with it if he doesn't use it to replace actual medicine and just entertains or comforts people with it. Like stage magicians like our own Wes Iseli or tarot readers who help reassure people about their future, even though it's all bunk it can be helpful. Or just an interest like keeping ghost stories and legends alive, as long as it's respectful to the dead and doesn't exploit the living or step on the toes of actual professionals like police or doctors, it could be a nice thing for him. He could write books about it or host a show, maybe even play into the whole trans thing by saying he's a lady ghost in a man's body or was a lady in a past life or something.
The problem with that is most of these complementary therapies (or practices, rituals, scams or whatever you want to call them) involve listening carefully to the client and talking about them, either to make them feel at ease and happy or (more cynically) to get them to tell you information you can use to convince them you're legit. Jazz doesn't strike me as someone who would listen to someone else talk about their problems for very long before making it all about him or his mum, or suggesting something that he thinks would work for him without any consideration of their needs. He'd have to learn how to shut up and listen to other people talk about their feelings and worries, and give the impression that people can confide in him.
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I agree. He comes off to me as having been groomed from early toddler-hood into a role his mother wants him to play. He never got to be himself or have his own interests, it's all about his mother and her wants and interests.
He could easily be straight, but that's not what his mommy wants, it seems. He basically underwent the modern equivalent of a lobotomy and so his body, personal self-hood and personality are molded, formed and shaped into what his mother decides what she needs them to be.
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As someone who has been to what is most likely the same trans health conference Jazz was at (not at the same time), the atmosphere there is indeed hypersexual. There were even booths set up towards the back of the lobby just for buying sex toys that anyone, regardless of age, could stroll through and buy things from.
ETA: If I remember correctly, known rapist Eli Erlick was also a speaker there. I did not see her panel, but it still boggles the mind that they let a rapist be a speaker, especially since there were minors there. She would've been a speaker again in 2020 if not for COVID, iirc.
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You can study this stuff at University of Edinburgh, where they have a whole unit for parapsychology. But it's pretty academic and research oriented—e.g. statistical studies and literature reviews. You won't find that at Harvard. They do have a major in folklore which is pretty cool, though entirely useless in real life (unless you subscribe to the "those who can't do, teach" model).
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Interestingly- and I'll keep it brief as it's not wholly on topic- theres a book, Attack of the Unsinkable Rubber Ducks, by Chris Brookmeyer, which has a lot about psychics and mediums and the tricks they use. Its fiction and all of it is tangential to the story, but it's super interesting.
I'm interested to know how Jazz could have studied that at, what was it, Harvard, where he was offered a place?
Usually, kids go to college and troon out. No way would Jazz ever snip the apron strings and his mum wouldn't let them, lest they go to college and realise how fuxked their life is because of what mummy dear did.
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Wait what, he’s been pissing himself? Like as a teenager? Uh that’s weird. Weird weird weird, and to be clear I don’t think jazz is weird, just that little anecdote. This totally won’t come up in the future again. Hopefully someday we’ll get a tell all book about the hidden sex abuse in tranny communities. At least he won’t have lost the life he was supposed to have for nothing
