Comments by "ElephantInTheRoom " (@elephantintheroom5678) on "Woke Doctors LIED: My Trans Mistake is PERMANENT - Charlie Bentley Astor (4K) | heretics. 88" video.

@Fekkffyacunt Au contraire, I think it was the most incisive analysis of transgenderism's reality anywhere.
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I remember every feeling she is talking about, even though transitioning was not a possibility when I was young. She makes the most sense of anyone I have ever heard on the topic of transgenderism. A fascinating young person.
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I remember that as a young teen and young adult I could not step on a crack, touch red pegs, and various other compulsions that I am unable to remember now. I also fasted for 3 weeks at a time on 3 apples day to try and stop breast development, which actually did stop them growing very big (which I've always been happy about). It was all brought on, I suspect, by a disgusting, sneaky neighbour who kissed me against my will (with his gross tongue!) when my father went inside to get him a cup of tea. As this lady says, it is extremely traumatising to suddenly be sexualised by grown men when one still is a child inside.
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I can't STAND Jordan Peterson, though. I love Andrew Gold, though. They are worlds apart. Andrew is a supremely just and considerate and compassionate person. The opposite of Jordan Peterson.
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@Lollipop_Lexi Really? That's odd, because I'm far from the only person who has this opinion of him. Even his profession's own governing body does. But different strokes for different folks. No need to call people "crazy" for having a different opinion about someone. For heaven's sake.
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@ShockedBones A lot, so I won't waste a few hours going into it, thanks. Let's just agree to disagree.
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@Fekkffyacunt You're very intellectually insecure, that's obvious, and you write in cliches. But that's to be expected in someone who married at sixteen. I don't take offence, considering.
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I don't think feminists are adopting gender stereotypes again. That is an extreme misunderstanding on her part. She mustn't listen to feminists much.
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Absolutely! The images of "female" and of "male" in popular culture have become so extreme as to be almost caricatures. They are so extreme as to engender disgust in young pure children's consciousness. No wonder they want to put the brakes on and stop becoming those travesties of what people really are. They are afraid of losing themselves, their personalities, their individuality. I'll be who I want to be, they think, but unfortunately popular culture has only presented them with the other sexualised gender role to fall back on.
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Did she ever take testosterone? Because her voice is still very feminine, and I know the voice is one of the first things to change.
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@CharlieBentley-Astor Hi Charlie! Thanks for replying. My niece took testosterone and her voice changed quickly, which I personally grieve for, because she had a beautiful singing voice. I've always suspected that some awful male traumatised her when she was a young teen, as she seemed to reject her natural feminine beauty all of a sudden. You remind me of her very much. All the best to you, and thank-you for raising topics such as the effect of early sexualisation of children on transgenderism. P.s. Luckily my niece turned back before she had any surgeries, and I am very grateful for that.
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@CharlieBentley-Astor Thank-you.
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