Laura, I would like to have you as a guest on my podcast, the Dr. Rima Truth Reports. Please reach out to me if you are interested at Dr.Rima@NaturalSolutionsFoundation.com.
Thank you for your introspective, insightful and, frankly, very disturbing portrait of a social reality which celebrates damage and enhances it for many.
Let me be clear (as is now required in order to have even a chance of being heard), I believe that adults have the right to find love and comfort wherever they like. But there is a clear, toxic and horrifyingly effective agenda called the Comprehensive Sexuality Education curriculum designed to normalize precisely the kind of deep and destructive pathology which you so movingly describe.
Created by infinitely well-funded, brilliantly focused global organizations, WHO, the UN, UNESCO, etc.,
which seek to normalize pedophilia and create profound personal and gender confusion and distortion ("Every child has the right [sic[ to a sexual partner", "Sexual activity must begin as early as possible" , "Children must develop lust", "Pedophilia is a normal sexual orientation and should be decriminalized globally").
Why? because as the Bill and Melinda Gate Foundation supported Rutgers Foundation founder, Fredrick Rutgers pointed out, hypersexualized children do not form stable bonds as adults and are less likely to reproduce.
Mutilating surgeries, dangerous drugs, family-destroying "education", which, by the way, required that EVERY subject be taught in schools through the lens of sexuality and sexualization, are simply a part of the global control system, despite the vast harm they do to every child exposed to what they propose to be a universally applied curriculum, in school and out of it.
Getting out of childhood, traversing adolescence and becoming an adult is hard enough without imposing sexualized trauma.
Where are the parents of these children? What healthy relationships and outlets do they have other than photon friends?
I believe, as a Child and Adult Psychiatrist and as a decent human being, that children should be protected from hyper sexualization and allowed to develop their own personal and sexual identities and world view without imposed trauma.
But Tumblr is a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself.
Yes, deep dive describes perfectly what you’ve done. My son’s fall to the trans cult started on MySpace, which seemed creepier even than Tumblr. I would like to see a trans recoverer similarly expose MySpace.
“DNI banners to protect themselves from encountering harmful opinions or really, just real-world adult relationships” I personally feel like you should cut DNI banners and safe spaces some slack because being on the internet is very scary and very different in real life. In real life, I can go to a meeting/extracurricular and have a discussion with likeminded individuals. If we have a disagreement, it can be talked about in real time much more reasonably. On the internet, if someone has a public blog, anyone can stumble on it and critique it. People are much bolder online than in real life. This is why I personally like places that are subject based better (Reddit) instead of profile based places like Twitter or Instagram.
Laura, I would like to have you as a guest on my podcast, the Dr. Rima Truth Reports. Please reach out to me if you are interested at Dr.Rima@NaturalSolutionsFoundation.com.
Thank you for your introspection and wisdom.
Thank you for your introspective, insightful and, frankly, very disturbing portrait of a social reality which celebrates damage and enhances it for many.
Let me be clear (as is now required in order to have even a chance of being heard), I believe that adults have the right to find love and comfort wherever they like. But there is a clear, toxic and horrifyingly effective agenda called the Comprehensive Sexuality Education curriculum designed to normalize precisely the kind of deep and destructive pathology which you so movingly describe.
Created by infinitely well-funded, brilliantly focused global organizations, WHO, the UN, UNESCO, etc.,
which seek to normalize pedophilia and create profound personal and gender confusion and distortion ("Every child has the right [sic[ to a sexual partner", "Sexual activity must begin as early as possible" , "Children must develop lust", "Pedophilia is a normal sexual orientation and should be decriminalized globally").
Why? because as the Bill and Melinda Gate Foundation supported Rutgers Foundation founder, Fredrick Rutgers pointed out, hypersexualized children do not form stable bonds as adults and are less likely to reproduce.
Mutilating surgeries, dangerous drugs, family-destroying "education", which, by the way, required that EVERY subject be taught in schools through the lens of sexuality and sexualization, are simply a part of the global control system, despite the vast harm they do to every child exposed to what they propose to be a universally applied curriculum, in school and out of it.
Getting out of childhood, traversing adolescence and becoming an adult is hard enough without imposing sexualized trauma.
Where are the parents of these children? What healthy relationships and outlets do they have other than photon friends?
I believe, as a Child and Adult Psychiatrist and as a decent human being, that children should be protected from hyper sexualization and allowed to develop their own personal and sexual identities and world view without imposed trauma.
But Tumblr is a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself.
For more information on how we can protect our children, and all children, please visit https://PreventGenocide2030.org.
Yes, deep dive describes perfectly what you’ve done. My son’s fall to the trans cult started on MySpace, which seemed creepier even than Tumblr. I would like to see a trans recoverer similarly expose MySpace.
“DNI banners to protect themselves from encountering harmful opinions or really, just real-world adult relationships” I personally feel like you should cut DNI banners and safe spaces some slack because being on the internet is very scary and very different in real life. In real life, I can go to a meeting/extracurricular and have a discussion with likeminded individuals. If we have a disagreement, it can be talked about in real time much more reasonably. On the internet, if someone has a public blog, anyone can stumble on it and critique it. People are much bolder online than in real life. This is why I personally like places that are subject based better (Reddit) instead of profile based places like Twitter or Instagram.
Interesting Tumblr deep dive tho!
Thank you for writing this!