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In 2016, the American Psychological Association’s ([[APA]]) Dr. Lisa Diamond advised LGBT activists to ''“stop saying ‘born that way and can’t change’ for political purposes, because the other side knows it’s not true as much as we do.”''<ref>{{cite web |title=California set to vote on banning books about treating unwanted homosexual attraction |author=Calvin Freiburger |publisher=[[LifeSiteNews]] |date=18 Apr 18 2018 |url=https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/california-set-to-vote-on-banning-books-about-treating-unwanted-homosexual |accessdate=2 Oct 2018 }}</ref> The [[propaganda]] blueprint for "[[gay liberation]]" movement, ''[[After the Ball]]: How America Will Conquer Its Fear and Hatred of Gays in the 90's'', makes a powerful admission that homosexuals are ''not'' "born that way." As a strategic ploy, it was necessary to make homosexuals out to look like victims (cf. ''Playing the Victim role'' in [[Psychological manipulation]]), and claiming "[[gayness]]" was innate would allow for [[Homo-fascism#LGBTI_Bundling|LGBT bundling]], i.e. for pretending the false equivalence with historical [[discrimination]] against [[race]] and [[ethnicity]].<ref name="HHH2017"/>
In 2016, the American Psychological Association’s ([[APA]]) Dr. Lisa Diamond advised LGBT activists to ''“stop saying ‘born that way and can’t change’ for political purposes, because the other side knows it’s not true as much as we do.”''<ref>{{cite web |title=California set to vote on banning books about treating unwanted homosexual attraction |author=Calvin Freiburger |publisher=[[LifeSiteNews]] |date=18 Apr 18 2018 |url=https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/california-set-to-vote-on-banning-books-about-treating-unwanted-homosexual |accessdate=2 Oct 2018 }}</ref> The [[propaganda]] blueprint for "[[gay liberation]]" movement, ''[[After the Ball]]: How America Will Conquer Its Fear and Hatred of Gays in the 90's'', makes a powerful admission that homosexuals are ''not'' "born that way." As a strategic ploy, it was necessary to make homosexuals out to look like victims (cf. ''Playing the Victim role'' in [[Psychological manipulation]]), and claiming "[[gayness]]" was innate would allow for [[Homo-fascism#LGBTI_Bundling|LGBT bundling]], i.e. for pretending the false equivalence with historical [[discrimination]] against [[race]] and [[ethnicity]].<ref name="HHH2017"/>
=== Anorexia nervosa ===
A patient diagnosed with ''anorexia nervosa'', a disorder most often seen in adolescent females, is characterized i.a. by a disturbance in [[body image]].<ref>{{cite web |title=2018 ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code F50.0 Anorexia |publisher=icd10data.com |url=https://www.icd10data.com/ICD10CM/Codes/F01-F99/F50-F59/F50-/F50.0 |accessdate=19 Mar 2019}}</ref> Typically, such person holds a false belief, in contradiction with medical facts, that her “true self” is in fact obese, and consequently makes ''erroneous conclusion'' that she is right and should continue to starve herself. In a similar way, people [[gender confusion|confused about their biological sex]] falsely believe “true self” is whatever that person believes him/herself to be sexually regardless of the medical facts. Unlike in case of ''anorexia nervosa'', [[APA]] affirms misbeliefs of [[sexual disorientation|sexually disoriented]] people. Clearly, they apply a separate set of sandards since “[[gender identity]]” policies are informed largely by [[gender ideology]] rather than by medical facts.<ref>{{cite web |title=16 FACTS about Gender Dysphoria/Gender Identity Disorder |publisher=Family Watch International |url=https://familywatch.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2019/03/16-Facts-gender-dysphoria.pdf |quote=FACT #6 – The APA now claims that a person’s “true self” is whatever that person believes him/herself to be regardless of the medical facts. |accessdate=19 Mar 2019}}</ref>
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