Grappler Racist Filth wrote on Sep 18^th, 2026 at 10:19am:



Just ... wow.

That is some seriously unintelligible stuff.

Hey Crappler, did you read the article? We're 0 for 2 so far. Shall we make it 3?

mothra wrote on Sep 18^th, 2026 at 10:31am:


Your 'reasoning' steeped in ideology is the unintelligible stuff.  Your MIND still refuses to accept it Morbius.....

mothra wrote on Sep 18^th, 2026 at 8:29am:


There have been people that think that they are in the wrong gender since time began. The legislative issues regarding transexuals have been amended such a long time ago that these days, anyone who even looks sideways at a transexual is going to cop an earful of abuse from the LGTB community.

mothra wrote on Sep 18^th, 2026 at 8:29am:


Bollocks.

John Money invented the concept in the 1950s, Robert Stroller coined 'gender identity' in the '60s. Then feminists seized on the idea to explicitly separate sex roles from biology in the 70s.

And now the transvestites turned the feminist idea against women, calling feminists TERFs if they don't accept trannies as real women.
Ideologues - radical feminists - have been hoist by their own petard, once again.

mothra wrote on Sep 18^th, 2026 at 8:30am:



Nonsense.



Where Did Gender Identity Come From?
A new book offers a concise and compelling history.

Advocates claim that transgender people have always existed, but the notion that humans have a “gender identity” and that this identity is both real and worthy of social validation is quite new. So is the pseudoscientific idea that sex is “assigned at birth” and that there are more than two sexes. Gender identity originates in 1960s niche psychology, where, Brubaker reminds us, it was “relevant only in rare and expressly pathological cases [i.e., disorders of sex developments and transsexualism]. Nobody then imagined that gender identity would become a universally applicable and bitterly contested category.”

As MIT philosopher Alex Byrne has explained, Robert Stoller and Ralph Greenson, both psychologists at UCLA, coined the term “gender identity” in 1963. They defined it as “the sense of knowing to which sex one belongs, that is, the awareness ‘I am a male’ or ‘I am a female.’” On this understanding, everyone has a gender identity, which emerges in early childhood and accords with one’s sex. In rare cases, children develop feelings of belonging to the other sex, and the question becomes how to understand this and how to help them.

The most notorious use of gender identity in the clinical setting was that of John Money, a sexologist at Johns Hopkins University from the early 1950s until his death in 2006. Money argued that a child’s gender identity is socially acquired and that, if conditions are right, children can be successfully reared into the opposite sex. Money tested his theory on David Reimer, whose penis had been burnt off as an infant in a botched circumcision. The experiment ended in failure, with Reimer unable to live as a woman and later committing suicide.

Despite Money’s failure with Reimer, the notion that humans have a gender identity that, through social validation, can functionally override their sex “escaped the clinic.” A concept initially used by clinical “gatekeepers” to screen patients and decide who is eligible for medical interventions was soon “deployed and controlled by patients themselves . . . [I]t became a category deployed against gatekeepers and gate keeping,” writes Brubaker. “This new understanding of gender identity as a patient-controlled, patient-empowering category was codified in the paradigm of ‘gender-affirming care.’”

The rest is here:

https://www.city-journal.org/article/gender-identity-the-career-of-a-category-ro...

mothra wrote on Sep 18^th, 2026 at 8:29am:





The Grauniad Headline:
Mar 8


Earth |  Fossil records show that some species of Dinosaurs were almost certainly trans-identifying

Bobby, it is not for us to judge mothra, even if she was a "lezzo".