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

[stick]

IIRC, Jeanette did suffer from severe post-partum depression after giving birth to Jazz. I think it was mentioned in the autobiography, not sure though.

But yeah, I don't think she likes Jazz all that much. I get the feeling that resentment might play a part in how she's raised him.

 

[Muttnik]

All this time shoving things up her own son and she could have spent that time fixing her deranged behavior and showing her other kids that she gives a shit about them. Then again, I don't think I'd want a psychotic narc like Jeanette to "love" me.

 

[Questionable Ceviche]

So much of this weird, inexplicable child abuse is about control. Controlling another person is powerful; power makes the abuser feel good. @SeniorFuckFace was absolutely right. Every single mechanism in place to stop this from happening failed. Her spouse failed, our medical system failed, CPS failed, all the psychologists failed, the schools failed, and our culture failed.

Instead of just being a normal young man in college who has friends and career aspirations, Jazz is an intellectually stunted freak show who will never date, have children, have a career, or leave home. Jazz has no ability to set boundaries about his life or even his body. He has special medical needs that will never go away. Jeanette has gained the ultimate puppet to abuse and manipulate for income for the rest of her life. I suspect that she tried a similar type of control/abuse with Ari without success. With her third child, she was savvy enough to ride the wave of FtM empowerment. It's painfully obvious from all the videos and media that Jeanette was the driving force behind this grotesque spectacle.

 

[Hongourable Madisha]

Jeannette's parents never said no to her either and grandpa creepily overshares sex stuff on camera too. It started before cucked hubby and was incubated by a dysfunctional family, degraded culture and complicit medical/scientific community. I don't know if Jeannette will ever get if you only knew how bad it really is , but I think Greg might. And he'll have earned ever moment of reckoning.

I think the other kids are there already, the twins have this awful pained smile in all their photos and Ari seems to have tried to put as much distance between herself and this whole mess as she could.

 

[christie]

admittedly i haven't retained all that much when it comes to the other siblings, but if any of them don't actually buy into mommie dearest's bullshit, it must really suck to see all this happen to your brother. siblings can suck, but for the most part, you still love them even if you don't like them. you don't want to see them suffer. you want to see them happy, even if it's from a distance because they get on your nerves.

i can't imagine watching all of this unfold, being a witness to your own mother slowly ruin your brother's life and body for attention. being forced to participate or else you'll be responsible for his suicide. you don't even get to mourn the loss of your brother's potential, instead you have to pretend to celebrate this new life/identity he's stuck with. if they don't feel that way now, they will.

whenever i hear about parents who've lost their children, they always lament the fact that they'll never see them get married, have kids, have a career, meet their full potential, etc. jeanette robbed jazz of all of that with a smile on her face. absolutely vile. and she's ugly.

 

[Letora]

admittedly i haven't retained all that much when it comes to the other siblings, but if any of them don't actually buy into mommie dearest's bullshit, it must really suck to see all this happen to your brother. siblings can suck, but for the most part, you still love them even if you don't like them. you don't want to see them suffer. you want to see them happy, even if it's from a distance because they get on your nerves.

i can't imagine watching all of this unfold, being a witness to your own mother slowly ruin your brother's life and body for attention. being forced to participate or else you'll be responsible for his suicide. you don't even get to mourn the loss of your brother's potential, instead you have to pretend to celebrate this new life/identity he's stuck with. if they don't feel that way now, they will.

whenever i hear about parents who've lost their children, they always lament the fact that they'll never see them get married, have kids, have a career, meet their full potential, etc. jeanette robbed jazz of all of that with a smile on her face. absolutely vile. and she's ugly.

If they speak out they will get cancelled by their own brainwashed brother, their mom, and his entire community of woque progressives. Their lives will be destroyed.

I believe that his siblings will likely just try to distance themselves more and more and slowly ghost their crazy family to try and avoid getting mass-bullied from his fanbase.

Spoiler: Powerlevel

I have a mentally fucked up sibling and frankly, it's terrifying to be known by someone who is such a problem and you can't fucking get rid of them. They know who you are, what you look like, what you do, and can hurt you if they suddenly decide to. I'm sure that Jaron's siblings feel incredibly trapped and on edge if they ever disagree with what happened to him.

 

[AMHOLIO]

Does Jazz have any thoughts of his own? Sounds weird, but it seems like others control his personality more than he does. From what I've seen, his eating choice is it.

 

[he who has thus come/gone]

Does Jazz have any thoughts of his own? Sounds weird, but it seems like others control his personality more than he does. From what I've seen, his eating choice is it.

Does a 9 year old have thoughts of their own to the degree that they can actualize their lives as an independent individual? What happens then when a nine year old is placed in arrested development for the remainder of their life? Jaron's body might be flooded with estrogen, but it never went through puberty, and never developed mentally, physically, or neurologically in a proper way. I wouldn't expect him to have serious thoughts of his own.

 

[FeatherPlucker]

Maybe this is why Jazz never went away to college-- Jeanette didn't want to part with the

I think this stems from that baby shower and the guests doing that stupid necklace test bullshit. The necklace said she was going to have a girl, and instead of just accepting that it was an old wive's tale/fun party game, she was upset that she had a boy. Then, when he started playing dress up and playing with his sister's dolls (something pretty much every boy who had an older sister did at some point) she just used this to convince herself that she really did give birth to a girl, and definitely told him that this clearly meant that he was supposed to be a girl. Jaron, being a dumb kid who wanted to make mommy happy, went along with it until he also believed it. Instead of just realizing this was a phase or that he was just going to be the "weird" kid, she manipulated him into think his body was "wrong".

Him drawing boobies and vaginas while he was in school is nothing out of the ordinary (except for maybe his age), which, if we're going to take that as evidence that he's "transgender", then half the teenage boys in America are actually gay for doodling dicks in their schoolbooks.

Then, he started making money from being "transgender", so it was too late to back out.

I think she was ticked off her first daughter didn't turn out to be Mini Me, so she desperately wanted another daughter in order to "get it right this time" and smother her so much that she'd turn out like the perpetual Jeanette Jr dress up babydoll she always wanted. Instead, she had a boy, which dashed her hopes-- UNTIL she got it into her head she could turn him into a girl in order to please her pathological "need to feel needed" and her desire for a female clone of herself.

Some borderline mothers thrive off infantilizing their children to keep them perpetually dependent upon them, preventing their children from developing their own personalities, outside interests, developing outside connections. This is what I see here.

 

[Troutsmacked]

When I was a little boy, I liked horses (still do) and made muffins once for my third grade teacher. Thank the Lord no one transed me.

One day when I was four years old my mother and sister walked in on me brushing the hair of one of my sister's barbie dolls. I have no idea why, but I was. My sister made fun of me relentlessly for playing with her girl toys. My mom thought it was funny but told me that I should be playing with my own toys not my sister's.

Every time I read one of these "my kindergartner is trans" stories I always think back to how lucky I am I wasn't born 20 years later to one of these insane women who think because their son who's barely old enough to talk picked up a girl's toy he must really be female inside.

 

[Letora]

One day when I was four years old my mother and sister walked in on me brushing the hair of one of my sister's barbie dolls. I have no idea why, but I was. My sister made fun of me relentlessly for playing with her girl toys. My mom thought it was funny but told me that I should be playing with my own toys not my sister's.

Every time I read one of these "my kindergartner is trans" stories I always think back to how lucky I am I wasn't born 20 years later to one of these insane women who think because their son who's barely old enough to talk picked up a girl's toy he must really be female inside.

I agree with you. It goes even beyond toddler age, and into puberty especially.

Bit of a power level here, but I fucking hated puberty. I hated the changes that were happening to my body. I felt fat and ugly. I didn't want hips, I didn't want thigh fat, I didn't want body odor, I didn't want a period, I didn't want boobs. I fucking HATED wearing a bra, it felt so restrictive and awful, and I wanted to go back to being a skinny, nondescript kid, running around in just a t-shirt. I even flirted with thoughts like "I wish I was a boy so I didn't have to wear a bra." Hating bras and women's clothing is also common in autistic women because of the way they itch, squeeze, pinch, and scratch. I wore men's shirts for a period of time, but didn't really want to be a man. I was at least intelligent enough to understand that my problem was not with being female, but that I didn't like the human experience in general. Having a wiener wouldn't have improved anything.

Turns out, the way I felt in puberty was really goddamned common. Many women I meet felt the same way. You get over it. Most tomboy women embrace femininity later in life. At least, you do if you don't have insane fucking parents. Thank goodness this was far before this trans-debacle, and my mother would have thumped me good and shamed the hell out of me if I ever said I was a "man in a woman's body."

RIP to the uncomfortable, weird, and autistic kids with weak-ass parents growing up now, who are too stupid to conclude that their sex isn't the issue they are having, and then have to deal with a disfigured body for the rest of their life as a result. Jaron might have been a weird fucking kid, but he didn't deserve to be transed for having quirks.

 

[blue gopher snakes]

So what it sounds like to me is that Mummy Dearest, an already unpleasant Cluster B nightmare with a baked-in lack of boundaries from her own dysfunctional childhood, had a form of postpartum psychosis that was completely enabled rather than treated with any concern.

This is what would have happened if Andrea and Rusty Yates got their own TLC show instead of her repeated admissions to psychiatric hospitals before she drowned all their children. And then kept the cameras rolling AS she drowned them. And applauded her as being a brave advocate.

 

[Aryana]

Anyone think this is weird? Posted on Ari’s insta of her brothers, who took this picture of pretty young boys pointing at a sign that says rough sex, and thinks it’s funny ?

Oh no

 

[High Tea]

Daily Wire's Matt Walsh talked about the children's book a few days ago

 

[Puerto Pollo]

Jeannette's life can be summed as "islam is right about women"

 

[Yeeted Teet]

Anyone think this is weird? Posted on Ari’s insta of her brothers, who took this picture of pretty young boys pointing at a sign that says rough sex, and thinks it’s funny ?

That pic is definitive proof that Jazz looks odd because he has an underdeveloped little boy face and he probably would have looked perfectly normal, maybe even attractive, if he'd been allowed to grow up properly.

 

[NoReturn]

Bit of a power level here, but I fucking hated puberty. I hated the changes that were happening to my body. I felt fat and ugly. I didn't want hips, I didn't want thigh fat, I didn't want body odor, I didn't want a period, I didn't want boobs. I fucking HATED wearing a bra, it felt so restrictive and awful, and I wanted to go back to being a skinny, nondescript kid, running around in just a t-shirt. I even flirted with thoughts like "I wish I was a boy so I didn't have to wear a bra." Hating bras and women's clothing is also common in autistic women because of the way they itch, squeeze, pinch, and scratch.

You absolutely are not alone. It's mind-blowing to see so many young women on social media transitioning, and how many of them believe what their going through is something special and unique and indicative of "dysphoria" rather than just the fact that female puberty sucks.
And shit, man, even I didn't end up liking the color pink until I was an adult just because it got shoved on me so much as a kid.

 

[furūtsu]

You absolutely are not alone. It's mind-blowing to see so many young women on social media transitioning, and how many of them believe what their going through is something special and unique and indicative of "dysphoria" rather than just the fact that female puberty sucks.
And shit, man, even I didn't end up liking the color pink until I was an adult just because it got shoved on me so much as a kid.

I personally know several non-binary identified women and one trans man. All of them were tomboys when they were younger, and one of them is self-dx'd autistic, no joke.

One of my normie friends said of one of them, "I feel like she just calls herself non-binary because she sucked at being a girl."

Mind, I don't think "sucking at being a girl/boy" is a thing since, well, you can't suck at having XX or XY chromosomes. I do think there's truth to what radfems are saying about societal pressure to conform to gender norms getting worse though. It's like this bizarre form of eugenics, but for otherwise perfectly healthy people.

 

[christie]

i could just be dumb, but all of this is just really confusing to me. i don't understand why the solution to fighting gender norms is to overcomplicate shit and add labels to literally everything. i thought the direction we were going was "even if you don't like abc or look like xyz, it's okay and you're no less of a man/woman"? that's more sensible than forcing the notion of being trans/non-binary on impressionable people. what is the logic behind encouraging people to change their entire identity/body instead of that mantra?

i saw an ad i believe on youtube that was talking about how important it is to normalize stating your pronouns (could've been specifically about social media profiles, not necessarily irl), especially if you're cisgender. of course i skipped it because lol fuck you, but maybe i should've sat through it just so i can hear the explanation if it only applies to like 2% of the population who elect to be different, why is it imperative that everyone else follow suit? so they feel better? to further this notion that men and women are undistinguishable, gender neutral sexes and until they tell you how they identify, you shouldn't assume? how exhausting and extra.

 

[NerdShamer]

@christie it's all done in the name of cultural diversity.