“Gender surgery surgeons earn $ 1,200,000 per year. It’s just financially unprofitable to go out and admit that it’s ineffective ... ”

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Today, when the fashion for transgenderism is being promoted intensively in modern society, more and more people who cripple themselves with expensive operations find that changing sex did not bring them closer to happiness and did not solve their problems. More than 40% of them try to settle accounts with life, but there are those who admit that they were mistaken, return to their biological sex and try to warn others, not to repeat their mistake. One such person is Walt Heyer, who has lived for 8 years as Laura Jensen.

Despite what you hear, the idea that people are “born that way” does not find confirmation in science. Also, the hypothesis of queer theorists that gender identity does not depend on the biological sex, or that a person can be “a man stuck in a woman’s body” or vice versa, has no scientific evidence. These phenomena have no meaning in nature and are only a symptom of a deviation from the normal development process caused by an early psychological trauma. This is an inadequate attempt to compensate for their childhood hardships and cope with painful emotional experiences.

Contrary to its foreign policy, the American Psychological Association in its internal literature recognizes the presence of “associative or potentially causal relationships” between same-sex attraction and early sexual abuse. She also acknowledges that the development of transgender identity may be related to the psychopathology of parents and negative family experiences of children.

Walt is one of the many sad testimonies to the above. When he was 4 years old, his grandmother secretly dressed him up as a girl. At the age of 11, his uncle began to molest him. At the same time, the father decided that he was not raising his son well enough and began to resort to severe corporal punishment. All this negatively affected Walt's psyche and made him doubt his own identity. At the age of 39, having begun to hear more and more about transsexuals, Walt met with the leading researcher of transsexualism - Harry Benjamin, who at the end of a 45-minute consultation announced to him that he had gender dysphoria and needed to undergo "gender reassignment" surgery. Two years later, Walt divorced his wife, removed his genitals, inserted breast implants and began living as a woman. However, his mental problems and torments did not go away. Walt became addicted to alcohol and soon lost his job, home, and almost killed himself. Only with the support of kind people who sheltered him at home, surrounded by care and love, he managed to get rid of alcoholism and transsexualism. Walt has not been drinking for over 30 years and has been married for 18 years. More in video.

“When sobriety began to come back to me a little, I went to university to become a psychologist-consultant,” says Walt, “and as I studied psychology I began to understand that gender cannot be changed. This is a myth, fantasy, delusion, mental disorder. "I began to realize that I was not a real woman, that I had not really changed, but only created the appearance of change."

One of the psychiatrists working with Walt (at that time Laura), told him that he apparently had a dissociative disorder, and advised him to be checked. Walt turned to several specialists, and all as one confirmed this diagnosis. Due to the fact that the personality of Walt in childhood was subjected to dressing, sexual abuse and beating, he created a different personality within himself, with which nothing bad happens. Unlike a split personality, when a person does not know about another person, it was disconnectionin which Laura’s personality was integrated and realized.

“My experience and my life prove that transgenderism is fixable and no one has to live like that,” he says. Studies indicate that up to 70% of people who consider themselves transgender suffer from comorbid (concomitant) psychological and psychiatric disorders that have never been diagnosed and treated. If you first deal with these disorders, then the desire to change gender disappears. The remaining 30% suffer from phobias and other problems that need to be addressed. Such people need not surgery, but appropriate clinical care and good leadership. The problem is that current laws prohibit the provision of assistance to such people, especially young people. In many states, clinical psychologists are forbidden to work with a patient to eliminate gender dysphoria, as this suggests its reversibility, but it is indeed reversible! They are simply afraid that in the end it will turn out that these people simply suffered from disorders, like I and other transgender people. 

If the sex change is so “wonderful”, so “effective”, and those who made it are so “happy, why then 41% of those who have performed the operation are trying to commit suicide?” Notice that they are not just “thinking” about suicide, but “trying”. This is because they are unhappy. They just didn’t get the help they needed, and that’s exactly what I want to convey: don’t push transgender people on the path of hormones and operations - this will not help them. Most of them will develop suicidal tendencies, or after years will find that they simply had a mental disorder that could be cured. Many transgender people write to me and say: “keep it up, you're right!” We actually repented after 8 years, or 12 years. One of them wrote that it took him 15 years to admit that he had made a mistake.

One of the driving forces here is that the surgeon who does gender reassignment surgeries makes $ 1,200,000 a year from them. It is simply not financially beneficial for them to go out and admit that it is ineffective. I don’t earn anything from this. I am not exempt from taxes, I have no financial incentives, I just want to save as many lives as possible and so that people receive the help and treatment they need. "

Professor Camilla Paglia believes that the growth of transgenderism in the West is a symptom of decadence and cultural collapse: “In my research, I found that history is cyclical. In ancient times, we everywhere observe the same picture: when culture falls into decay, transgender phenomena flourish. So in ancient Greece, during their heyday, the statues were courageous and muscular, but the more society fell into decay, the more the statues became languid and feminine, like cooked pasta. This is a symptom of cultural collapse. Nothing characterizes the decadence of the West as our tolerance for open homosexuality and this transgender mania.

Transgenderism has become a fashionable and convenient label that socially excluded young people are in a hurry to hang upon themselves. If in the 50's, renegades became beatniks, and in the 60's they became hippies and started taking mind-expanding drugs, today they are encouraged to think that their estrangement is associated with inappropriate gender.

I am concerned about the popularity and availability of gender reassignment surgery. People are encouraged to do this, but even today, with all the scientific advancements, you cannot actually change someone's gender. You can call yourself whatever you want, but ultimately, every cell in your body and its DNA remains encoded according to your innate biological sex. "

American scientists from Brown University investigated the reasons for the burst of “sudden gender dysphoria” among young people and came to the conclusion that peer contagion, based on the mutual influence and imitation of peers, plays a significant role in the development of adolescent transgenderism.

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