Message from Sasha

FedUpWithMisogyny

"""What I Saw In Transgender Spaces
In light of being exposed to more information, and seeing the attempts at pushback from gender advocates online, I'd like to share with everyone what I've witnessed and experienced in pro-transgender and gender advocate spaces.
My intention is to create more stigma against the development of harmful, predatory, destructive packets that exist on the fringes of society so that these things never become normalized or socially accepted.
1. Gender advocates purposefully reach out to kids and teens to establish their acceptance of anything associated with transgenderism: Yes, essentially grooming. They teach kids and teens to advocate for pro-gender causes on their own behalf, and instill pro-gender values in them, so they have an affinity for these things as they age. They give them packets with information, talking points, and "how to" guides teaching them how to argue on behalf of the transgender cause. Many LGBTQ organizations willingly participate, and gladly teach them how to recruit other children to repeat the process.
2. Gender advocates are anti-Feminist behind closed doors: I don't mean metaphorically, mean literally. They're not critiquing Feminism or talking about their personal gripes with it, they are hardline anti-Feminists who actively disparage womyn's political advocacy on the grounds that it is outdated and inherently "bioessentialist". Many of them who claim to be Feminists (especially "intersectional") are pariahs within their own groups, are are consistently seen trying to win the approval of the gender lobby.
3. They teach people how to lie and steal in order to distribute hormones: I was one of the people who got recruited for this. Misguided in my earlier activism, a man who called himself "Vanessa Emma Goldman" reached out to me when I was 16, groomed me, and connected me to a community of men who taught me how to access what they called "gender affirming care" so that I could provide hormones to men and boys who wanted them. I started at 17 due to the pressures of these predators, and quit around 19 when I was able to get away from Vanessa (real name, Vincent).
4. They want you to isolate yourself from friends and family, regardless of whether or not they are accepting: The issue with parents and a community is not whether or not they accept you for whatever you are or want to become, it's that they are a threat to the ultimate goal. Friends, community, and family keep you healthy. Especially if they're not easy to manipulate. Pro-gender communities rely on the constant breaking of self-esteem, not unlike the U.S. military, and then they build you up into the image of a person they want you to be. They want you surrounded by their influence as often as possible, and even accepting friends and family are a threat to that. They convince you that only they can truly understand you, and if you truly want a sense of belonging, you must accept them as your new family.
5. They recruit womyn and girls through dating: If you're wondering about all the controversy surrounding men either in full fetish gear, or in flamboyant clothing attending Lesbian dating events, the reason is simple. They want to constantly enforce curiosity through their presence. They will target womyn who are not completely sure/feel shame about their sexuality, convince them to date them, and convince them that all or most Lesbians are okay with dating the opposite sex under certain conditions. They reinforce this with praise and by calling said womyn "open minded", "sexually secure", and "non bigoted".
6. Most of the men in their communities hide their wealth and connections: I have been able to meet several trans identified men who were successfully able to hide their wealth, and connections to famous figures, wealthy people, public officials (in a personal way), news media, and multi-national corporations. Trans identified females almost never have this. I would randomly meet them at parties or local shows, only to find out later that these were people with insane connections.
7. They keep most people from speaking out about negative experiences through blackmail and legal abuse: More often than not, gender advocates who successfully establish relationships with people dedicate some of their time to collecting information on those people every time they meet. Addresses, place of employment, family members, date of birth, license plate numbers, and sometimes even debt. If you ever end up having a negative experience with a beloved person within their circles, they will weaponize that information against you. If you have a crime committed against you, they will weaponize or threaten to weaponize the courts against you to prevent you from seeking justice or to warn other people (if you want to stop what happened to you from happening to someone else).""""

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