Brave new world

Next week I have a lunch with the girls; 3 of my biggest supporters from my old office. All under 50 they are still very much in the thick of things in an engineering business that is going faster than ever.

If you listened to gender criticals you might be tempted to think that all women have a problem with transgender people but my experience runs counter to that. My biggest boosters have in fact been women.

Yesterday a video came up on my feed about the incel to trans pipeline (it was in the title) by someone called Ceicocat who is a young transgender woman. It's about an hour long and it describes in detail the phenomenon of transmaxxing (see the video I posted yesterday). These are young men with no history of dysphoria who transition as form of escape from what they deem to be a less than desirable male existence.

I urge you to seek out the video because it's analysis is sharp and introspective and the creator delves into her own insecurities regarding her motivations for transition. It is these bright and insightful young people who I am so proud to call role models for the brave new world that awaits.