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A book that Tim Pool mentions as an example of a person who grew up in an abusive environment questioning their gender identity.
It's like mind blowing to me how quickly this has happened and you see a story like this yeah no offense you're thinking twice about all of this I've got to become this person that person you hear all...
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A book that Tim Pool mentions as an example of a person who grew up in an abusive environment questioning their gender identity.
It's like mind blowing to me how quickly this has happened and you see a story like this yeah no offense you're thinking twice about all of this I've got to become this person that person you hear all the horror stories of people like regretting that they're pushed into this whether it's by abusive parents like the book that you mentioned Tim I'm gender queer going through that growing up in an abusive you know environment and just questioning you know your identity or it's bad to be a woman or it's bad to be a man toxic masculinity people then no one wants to be a man now I want to be a woman oh it's terrible to be a woman now I want to be a man I mean it's insane the back and forth and back and forth if you see a situation like this hopefully people are going to say wait I want to read about this I want to understand maybe it gives you some reflection personal reflection in your life about the choices that you're making and how you're being duped and totally brainwashed by this you know by the media and by these groups that actually are trying to literally identify what you might be despite what you're born you know at birth and teaching people in hospitals to identify well this person may be binary this baby that's like three minutes old or it may be a man instead or boy instead of a girl like how is this even happening this is what they're educating people about I want to give you a little life hack society is going to tell you what they think you are you get to tell society what you are real quick.