In the age of skyrocketing mental and personality disorders throughout the West, likely exacerbated by the Standard American Diet, endocrine-disrupting chemicals, social alienation, broken families, and social media, the self-mutilating transgender movement has become far more noticeable throughout the Western world. There are a variety of mental illnesses that are comorbid with transgenderism, or, in the case under examination in this article - autogynephilia. While there has been a bizarre rise in biological men in dissident right subcultures disfiguring and mutilating their bodies or adopting abnormal sexual kinks relating to pretending to be a woman. The growth of autogynephilia, a male's propensity to be sexually aroused by the thought of himself as a female, throughout wider society is horrific enough, but the rise of this worldview in political spaces, especially by young men, that by all accounts should reject this deviant lifestyle, is very concerning.
One of the largest overlapping mental issues between autogynephilia is autism. Transgender individuals are diagnosed with autism at three to six times the rate of normal members of the population.In fact, in a recent study, “researchers found that 24% of the gender-diverse and transgender respondents were autistic compared with 5% of the study’s cisgender participants”. There are many reasons why autism and transgenderism may develop such a strong link, first and foremost autism has been described as an “extreme male brain” and people with both gender dysphoria and autism independently tend to score higher on masculinity measure. Many masculine traits are predictive of career success and thus by proxy, political success, especially through activity on social media. Thus this partly explains the higher representation of transgenders at the top echelons of power.
In addition to this, transgender individuals are known to score higher in neuroticism and lower in agreeableness. thus fitting with the annoying Twitter user stereotype that people often picture when they imagine a typical angry and hysterical Twitter user. There are currently no quantifiable studies on transgender internet political over representations besides examples such as Ubersoy’s BreadTube video, in which it was revealed that 30% of their members are trans [6]. However, we can evaluate the “real world” as a proxy in which we find that LGBTQ individuals (known to be highly neurotic and anti-social) are twice more likely than straight people to be politically active in comparison to their neurotypical peers, LGBTQ individuals engaging in political causes, far beyond LGBTQ-specific issues, at such a higher rate gives them a disproportionate impact in American politics. This, at least partially, explains their prevalence in a variety of different causes.
Neurotic individuals exhibit a higher tendency to engage with social media compared to neurotypical individuals [8]. However, social media use, in general, has been linked to detrimental effects on mental health, particularly among young people. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are designed to be addictive and have been associated with anxiety, depression, and physical ailments. These negative impacts are often amplified for individuals who already suffer from mental illnesses or have non-neurotypical perspectives.
For neurotic individuals, social media can have a destructive impact on their mental well-being as they develop unhealthy internet addictions. Platforms such as Twitter and Discord tend to attract neurotic and mentally ill individuals more frequently than in-person spaces. This is because these platforms provide a continuous source of dopamine hits, as users connect with like-minded individuals who share similar experiences. Consequently, individuals who identify as trans-Nazi LARPers and frequently share self-perceived 'hot takes' on Twitter are often individuals who have become addicted to the validation and reinforcement they receive from social media.
P.S Hitler is still right.
One of the largest overlapping mental issues between autogynephilia is autism. Transgender individuals are diagnosed with autism at three to six times the rate of normal members of the population.In fact, in a recent study, “researchers found that 24% of the gender-diverse and transgender respondents were autistic compared with 5% of the study’s cisgender participants”. There are many reasons why autism and transgenderism may develop such a strong link, first and foremost autism has been described as an “extreme male brain” and people with both gender dysphoria and autism independently tend to score higher on masculinity measure. Many masculine traits are predictive of career success and thus by proxy, political success, especially through activity on social media. Thus this partly explains the higher representation of transgenders at the top echelons of power.
In addition to this, transgender individuals are known to score higher in neuroticism and lower in agreeableness. thus fitting with the annoying Twitter user stereotype that people often picture when they imagine a typical angry and hysterical Twitter user. There are currently no quantifiable studies on transgender internet political over representations besides examples such as Ubersoy’s BreadTube video, in which it was revealed that 30% of their members are trans [6]. However, we can evaluate the “real world” as a proxy in which we find that LGBTQ individuals (known to be highly neurotic and anti-social) are twice more likely than straight people to be politically active in comparison to their neurotypical peers, LGBTQ individuals engaging in political causes, far beyond LGBTQ-specific issues, at such a higher rate gives them a disproportionate impact in American politics. This, at least partially, explains their prevalence in a variety of different causes.
Neurotic individuals exhibit a higher tendency to engage with social media compared to neurotypical individuals [8]. However, social media use, in general, has been linked to detrimental effects on mental health, particularly among young people. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are designed to be addictive and have been associated with anxiety, depression, and physical ailments. These negative impacts are often amplified for individuals who already suffer from mental illnesses or have non-neurotypical perspectives.
For neurotic individuals, social media can have a destructive impact on their mental well-being as they develop unhealthy internet addictions. Platforms such as Twitter and Discord tend to attract neurotic and mentally ill individuals more frequently than in-person spaces. This is because these platforms provide a continuous source of dopamine hits, as users connect with like-minded individuals who share similar experiences. Consequently, individuals who identify as trans-Nazi LARPers and frequently share self-perceived 'hot takes' on Twitter are often individuals who have become addicted to the validation and reinforcement they receive from social media.
P.S Hitler is still right.
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