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Other notable people who agree with the position that Bailey presents, are Anne Lawrence, and Ray Blanchard. All of these people have also been subjected to harassment and intimidation by many transgender activists for presenting a model of transsexuality that they find offensive.
 
Other notable people who agree with the position that Bailey presents, are Anne Lawrence, and Ray Blanchard. All of these people have also been subjected to harassment and intimidation by many transgender activists for presenting a model of transsexuality that they find offensive.
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==Detransition==
 
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All along I was searching for my Lenore
 
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In the words of Mr. Edgar Allan Poe
 
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Now I'm sober and nevermore
 
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Will the Raven come to bother me at home?
 
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Calling you, calling you home
 
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You, calling you, calling you home
 
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By the door, you said you had to go
 
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Couldn't help me any, anymore
 
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This I saw coming, long before
 
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So I kept on staring out the window
 
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Calling you, calling you home
 
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You, calling you, calling you home
 
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I am a natural entertainer, aren't we all?
 
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Holding pieces of dying ember
 
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I'm just trying to remember who I can call
 
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Who can I call?
 
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Home
 
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Calling you, calling you
 
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I run a secret propaganda
 
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Aren't we all hiding pieces of broken anger?
 
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I'm just trying to remember who I can call
 
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Who can I call?
 
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Born in a war of opposite attraction
 
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It isn't, or is it a natural conception?
 
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Torn by the arms in the opposite directions
 
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It isn't, or is it a Modernist reaction?
 
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Born in a war of opposite attraction
 
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It isn't, or is it a natural conception?
 
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Torn by the arms in the opposite directions
 
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It isn't, or is it a Modernist reaction?
 
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Is it like this?
 
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Is it always the same?
 
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When a heartache begins, is it like this?
 
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Do you like this?
 
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Is it always the same?
 
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Will you come back again?
 
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Do you like this?
 
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Is it always the same?
 
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And will you come back again?
 
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Do you like this?
 
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Oh, do you like this?
 
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Is it like this?
 
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Is it always the same?
 
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If you change your phone numbe
 
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Will you tell me?
 
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Is it like this?
 
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Is it always the same?
 
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When a heartache begins, is it like this?
 
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If you like this?
 
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Will you remember my name?
 
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Will you play it again, if you like this?
 
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 18:11, August 9, 2022

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Transgender activism is based on the pseudoscientific claim that a person who feels they have been "born into the wrong body" has special rights, for example, to be addressed with certain pronouns at the threat of prosecution, or the right to use public toilet facilities of their opposite birth gender. Transgender activism also includes the attempts of government and non-governmental agencies to sexualize and recruit small children into the homosexual lifestyle without parental consent.

Anti-Trans activism

Radical Lesbian Feminist Academic Janice Raymond ascribed transsexuality to a "Patriarchal Fifth Column", which is "infiltrating womens’ space" and “raping womens’ bodies” in her book The Transsexual Empire - Making of the She Male. Her report, commissioned by the Carter Administration providing health services to transsexuals, effectively eliminated federal and some states' public aid for anything related to transsexual or transgendered conditions.

J. Michael Bailey, a psychology professor and sex researcher at Northwestern University, published a book called The Man Who Would Be Queen which sharply disagrees with commonly proposed transsexual models. Dr. Bailey argued that sex changes are motivated primarily by sexual interests and not by the idea of a gender identity of one sex in the body of the other.[1]

Dr. Alice D. Dreger wrote:

  • In his work on transsexualism, Blanchard argued that there are actually two types of male-to-female transsexuals, with autogynephiles being one type and “homosexual transsexuals” being the other. ... he argued that male-to-female homosexual transsexuals who opt to undergo sex reassignment do so, in part, because being a woman makes more sense than trying to live as a very effeminate man attracted to heterosexual men.[1]

While critical of the common transsexual model, Bailey states in his book that he believes sex changes should be performed. Homosexual transsexuals being extremely effeminate to begin with come into constant conflict against society's expectations, although after taking up the gender roles of a woman, they are then able to express themselves more naturally, and typically integrate with society better afterward. Autogynephiles though, do not integrate better with society after changing to a woman, however, the empirical evidence shows a typical positive change in the person's mental health, despite their regressing from general society.[1]

Other notable people who agree with the position that Bailey presents, are Anne Lawrence, and Ray Blanchard. All of these people have also been subjected to harassment and intimidation by many transgender activists for presenting a model of transsexuality that they find offensive.

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