Horrors of the Gender "Cyber Sect"

John Madric

Survivors of the Trans Panic: Detransitioner Reveals Horrors of Gender ‘Cyber-Sect’ https://­

Survivors of the Trans Panic: Detransitioner Reveals Horrors of Gender 'Cyber-Sect'
breitbart.com

Estella called herself "Phillip” and took testosterone injections over a period of over seven years before realizing her emotional ills could not be healed by changing her hormonal composition and physical appearance. Estella was recommended for hormone therapy at the age of 18 by a counselor who identifies as "transgender.” Her mother was deployed with the U.S. Air Force at the time.

She is now in early menopause at the age of 27, despite having stopped taking testosterone a year ago.

Estella views the transgender movement as a pseudo-spiritual belief system she describes as "modernGnosticism,” which includes initiation, rituals, and rules.

"If you are thinking about how to describe the sect, it is very much connected to, like, the modern Gnostic principles. This is a syncretic cyber sect of modern Gnosticism,” Estella said, "and I love how complicated it sounds, because the trans community loves language, and they love to complicate language to the nth degree. So, I think that this term is just very — from my experience — very accurate to explain what I went through, that’s what I think happened, and that’s how I can articulate it.”

"The trans community has this stupid line, ‘When you become trans you become your authentic self.’ It’s actually the complete opposite,” Pamela Garfield-Jaeger, licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), told Breitbart News. "You’re actually becoming somebody else, you’re actually, in a way, killing off, or getting out of touch with your authentic self, and you’re now becoming this almost fake identity.”

Tim adds:

I would call this a form of witchcraft. They are calling it a cyber-sect and there is much to it. But I would argue the fundamental premise is that a largely-immutable quality of life is being rejected in favor of something else based on human will and human desire. This is much like necromancers or other magical practitioners who perform certain rituals on the theory they can change reality.

And it only works where everyone believes it does, as they point out in this article; anyone who deviates is cast out. Everyone has to BELIEVE for this to work.

May as well be standing around a bubbling cauldron and casting spells...

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