Ed Gein, was the inspiration for many films, including "Psycho", "Silence of the Lambs", and "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" due to his decision that the only way to become a woman was to turn her into this seasons latest rage in bodysuits
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the only way to become a woman was to turn her into this seasons latest rage in bodysuits, as reported by Zooey Norman in TheThings.
Norman writes, “anyone who knew Gein, skinning aside, described him as the kindest person they knew.
Norman writes, “anyone who knew Gein, skinning aside, described him as the kindest person they knew.
Everyone was genuinely shocked when they found out exactly what his wardrobe and furniture were made out of.”
As an activist fighting the gender industry, I am often asked, “but do you know any "trans" people?”
As an activist fighting the gender industry, I am often asked, “but do you know any "trans" people?”
The point is not that individual men with the fetish of appropriating female body parts are killers (though obviously some are), but that women (and men) accept this particular brand of sexual objectification of our bodies,
but that women (and men) accept this particular brand of sexual objectification of our bodies, by others, at our own peril. We must stop normalizing this fetish in public and the commodification of body parts that it is creating.
Donovan Cleckley, in a recent & wonderful piece reporting on trans widows, describes the experiences he has witnessed from trans widows’ stories about sexual relationships with males who exhibit autogynephilia. He calls the psycho-sexual gas-lighting these men play out
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