Posted on Jul 19, 2017
Former Johns Hopkins Chief of Psychiatry: Being Transgender is a 'Mental Disorder' and...
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As this is sure to go over like "a turd in the punchbowl" with LGBTQ advocates, it is about time that someone with some significant medical and psychiatric credentials weighs in on this Issue. Oh, did I not mention that I went to Graceland College and was pals with Bruce or that his first wife, Chrystie Crownover, is a cousin of mine? Yep. Ever since he did "his-to-her thing," I've been shaking my head, as has about every other student and teacher at Graceland during those years when Bruce was there as a student, and when he was training for the 1972 and 1976 Olympics. If, as he told Diane Sawyer, this all started when he was about eight years old, he sure had everyone fooled that he was about the most virile stud muffin on campus.
Former Johns Hopkins Chief of Psychiatry: Being Transgender is a 'Mental Disorder' and...
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One cannot change their gender. They can carry out non-traditional gender roles. A male cannot learn to be female or vice versa. A man growing long fingernails or hair, or having their manhood cut-off is not a woman. He is a mutilated man with long hair and fingernails.
Those who declare themselves a "Trans" are living a gender role based on observations of the other sex. For example, if a village of all males existed without any females how would a "Trans" learn to be a female? How would a person know they were "Trans"?
Or, can a blind and deaf person ever become "Trans"? Or if a village of coal mining women with one male, would the male "Trans" act out as a coal miner since he would have no other experience with any other type of women?
I contend that being "Trans" is purely based on one's environment and interpersonal interactions. There is no genetic component. If one's environment can make one become "Trans", then changing that environment can make them "Un-Trans". This is a case of mental health professionals.
Those who declare themselves a "Trans" are living a gender role based on observations of the other sex. For example, if a village of all males existed without any females how would a "Trans" learn to be a female? How would a person know they were "Trans"?
Or, can a blind and deaf person ever become "Trans"? Or if a village of coal mining women with one male, would the male "Trans" act out as a coal miner since he would have no other experience with any other type of women?
I contend that being "Trans" is purely based on one's environment and interpersonal interactions. There is no genetic component. If one's environment can make one become "Trans", then changing that environment can make them "Un-Trans". This is a case of mental health professionals.
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LTJG Richard Bruce
People do things all the time that causes them to be discriminated against and cast out. Why are those who engage in homosexual activity somehow exempt from scrutiny? When did it become wrong to not accept what a small group of people do outside society's norms? Why must everyone tolerate what anyone does whenever wherever and whatever they desire to do?
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"It's about time...someone weighs in". LOL. This is an article from 2015 and there have been tons of stuff from other doctors weighing in disagreeing with him.
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I'm not sure why there is such a focus on here for 'transgender', most of the posts I see are supporting it as if it were something to be celebrated. I commented on one such post a few days ago and was promptly called a few names and my education was called into question. The definitions of male, and female are defined by chromosomes in our DNA. I doubt that any surgery alters those chromosomes to actually change gender.
According to Wikipedia, the "World Health Organization" defines gender as "'[g]ender' refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviours, activities, and attributes that a given society considers appropriate for men and women" and that "'masculine' and 'feminine' are gender categories."
Yet the dictionary, Webster's defines it as
"a : sex: 'the feminine gender'
b : the behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex"
Also:
"Medical Definition of gender
1: sex 1
2: the behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex"
So the World Health Organization wants to change the definition of "gender" to something that suits their purpose to promote "transgender" behavior.
According to Wikipedia, the "World Health Organization" defines gender as "'[g]ender' refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviours, activities, and attributes that a given society considers appropriate for men and women" and that "'masculine' and 'feminine' are gender categories."
Yet the dictionary, Webster's defines it as
"a : sex: 'the feminine gender'
b : the behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex"
Also:
"Medical Definition of gender
1: sex 1
2: the behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex"
So the World Health Organization wants to change the definition of "gender" to something that suits their purpose to promote "transgender" behavior.
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