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Scientists prove autogynephilia is correct. Now what?

23/12/2014

Autogynephilia

On the 28th of June, 2019, The Daily Mail reveals that new research into the genetics of sexuality prove conclusively that the transgender condition in older transsexuals is linked to their sexuality. Here is an extract from the article. Researchers discover transgender women have fetish! Since discovering the genes responsible for human sexuality, the research group at Melbourne University who made the discovery continue to explore its ramifications. One of the most startling is that so called ‘transgender women’ can no longer claim they are trapped in the wrong body. Turns out they are simply men who have a fetish! While this shocking revelation may seem to contradict current psychiatric thinking, Daily Mail reporters have discovered that respected sexologists such as Doctor Ray Blanchard of the Toronto Institute posited such a fetish as far back as 1983. Prime Minister, Nigel Farage, said that this was just another example of…

How should (‘some’) transgender individuals identify?

20/12/2014

How to Beat Gender Dysphoria

Step 2b of the Fusion Program: Identify in a healthy, realistic direction, and understand that gender change for you should be mostly psychological not physical. (Sorry, a more accurate title for this article would be… How should a transgender person with moderate gender dysphoria and a femephiliac sexuality identify? As ever, readers should remember that our advice is not suited to early onset transexuals or suffererers of severe gender dysphoria.) It’s time for a thought experiment. Yes, another one! I would like you to imagine a different world in which the previously mentioned four year old boy suddenly and unexpectedly presents himself to his family, in a dress. I want you to imagine that the parents are absolutely delighted and immediately call the child’s grandparents and various friends to inform them what’s happened. And you might well ask… “Why the fuck would they do that?” Because they know that they’re child…

Managing autogynephilia in a gender identity crisis

16/12/2014

Autogynephilia

Step 5 of the Fusion Program: Keep the glamourpuss in check. This program is called Fusion. As the name suggests, it’s about bringing different parts of the gendered self together to form one. You are already familiar with – and engaged in the process of – incorporating your deeper female self, but today I would like to talk about achieving harmony between the deeper female self and her polar opposite – the glamourpuss, ie. your femephiliac sexuality. At this moment in time your female side is a bit like Jekyll and Hyde: there’s a noble, beautiful woman who makes you feel sublime and proud (the deeper female self), and the one woman party animal who likes clothes, make up, being flamboyant, and experimenting with her sexuality (euphemism for… being a total slut): the glamourpuss. In reality, it’s not uncommon for these dispositions to be locked in the same female…

Understanding fetishes: Why is latex so sexy?

11/12/2014

Sexology

Is it just me…or are women wearing latex all the time? Everywhere I go I see women in the street in PVC leggings and leather skirts and vinyl trousers. Not that I’m complaining! It does make me think, though (in between my admiring stares) what are the origins of our latex fetish and… why is it such a sexy fabric? 1) It’s tight. Men are programmed to find the female characteristics of a woman’s body attractive: the hips, the breasts, the bottom and legs. It is no surprise, therefore, that the encasement of these body features is sexy because it emphasises them and captures the attention. 2) It’s shiny. Why we find shiny clothing sexy is difficult to work out. Men know that silk is commonly used as a fabric in female underwear, so there is an erotic association in our minds. However, shiny is sexy independently of association because…

How do you feel about this transwoman embracing autogynephilia?

17/11/2014

Autogynephilia

Watching this video confirms why embracing autogynephilia can never be a good idea. If you already have problems related to passing and familial acceptance, it’s surely madness to start broadcasting to the world that your womanhood comes from autogynephilia. “What’s autogynephilia?” they will say, and even if you try to dress it up in flowery language like Rya “the love of oneself as a woman” they will soon go online and read that it is… ‘a paraphilia.’ There are far more neutral and scientific ways of talking about the link between sexuality and gender than Blanchard’s. Sorry, as you can see this video has been made private. This is one of the Perils of doing blogs on other people’s videos. I decided to replace it with the one at the top of the page of someone who is going around and openly talking about having autogynephilia.

What is a transition sceptic? TWT moves to video blogging…

31/08/2014

Transition

What is a transition sceptic? A transition sceptic is a transgender person who accepts and supports the right to transition but is sceptical that it would actually cure their own gender dysphoria. Transition scepticism is an extremely important development in transgender thought because the accepted wisdom has always been that transition will cure or reduce dysphoria…when in fact – in some cases – it can make it worse. Third Way Trans (a detransitioner) brilliantly captures such thinking in his new video. Speaking of transition he says… “But there were things that were still wrong afterwards…like the whole point was that this is supposed to cure your dysphoria and what I found was it didn’t actually do that. I just became more uncomfortable with different parts of my body…like my big hands and strong jawline.” Transition is perfect for some transwomen. However, that it is not the best treatment for some…

7. Transgender or transvestite?

21/08/2014

Autogynephilia

Attire: a body for hire FETISHIST POSITION: “I understand that clothes can turn a cis woman on… like lingerie for example… but only because they signal impending sexual experience. There’s no doubt, however, that many of your so called ‘transgender’ people are simply transvestites… who get turned on – without any other sexual partners involved – simply by being dressed as a woman. That is a fetish if ever I saw one.” Some crossdreamers – pretransition – have a higher erotic interest in female attire than ciswomen. This is due to the lack of a female body in both subjective and objective experience. As previously stated, sexual fantasy for a transgender person involves an imagined body. However, presuming that sexuality is born at an extremely early age… the infant is unlikely to have intimate knowledge of the female body. His conception, therefore, of how to make this leap becomes…

8. Forced feminization and transgender sexuality

21/08/2014

Autogynephilia

Forced feminisation is forced upon us Of all the fantasies experienced by some transgender people (pre-transition) the most difficult to understand is forced feminisation. In these fantasies the crossdreamer is forced by a dominant man or woman to dress/behave like a female and perform sex acts. But of course, it’s only hard to understand if you think that the sexuality of a transwoman must be like that of a ciswoman to be considered authentic. Trans critics love to leap on forced fem with the familiar charge ‘a real woman wouldn’t fantasize about being feminised.’ To which I reply ‘Obviously … that’s because a ‘real’ woman has already been feminised by biology.’ As stated ad nauseum… the trans-female sexuality lies buried beneath a mound of male anatomy, socialisation, and in many cases, the belief that crossdreaming fantasies are not a key to their true identity – but a key to…

9. Conclusion – transgender fantasy

18/08/2014

Autogynephilia

Conclusion There are various transphobic groups that will always obsess over the minutiae of transgender fantasy… looking for differences between them and the fantasies of a ‘real woman’. And guess what… they’ll find them… because they exist. Far from indicating anomaly and invalidation, however, such differences are to be expected. Our sexual experiences have to pass through a mass of male neurology, anatomy and endocrinology, as well as socialisation as a male (that included being told that dressing and behaving like a girl was not correct)… is it any wonder that the resulting sexuality is different? However, putting aside specific fantasies of pre-transition sexuality, there is a wider feeling that the existence of any type of sexual arousal with respect to being a woman invalidates a claim to be transgender. Such negativity springs from our inability to recover from the prudishness and repression of the last century. It is still…

Checking in with Jack Molay

04/08/2014

Crossdreaming

I’m nosy…I’m a gossip…I admit it. I wanna know what’s going on with that mysterious blogger who does so much for our community: Jack Molay. 2016 is turning out to be a tumultuous year so let’s get his perspective on things. How do you feel about Brexit? It is a disaster. I am not too worried about the economic difficulties this will cause the Brits, but I do mind that they are undermining a system that has kept Europe at peace since 1951. I am afraid the economists have had too much sway in Europe. They reduced the European peace project to a narrative about free trade and interest rates. That was not why the EEC/EU was established. It was put up to stop 1500 years of senseless bloodshed, and it worked! I am also very worried about the undercurrent of xenophobia and racism the Brexit has revealed in Britain.…