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Article - "Do some men who desire SRS have a mental disorder?"

Started by Ultimus, March 23, 2012, 03:32:13 PM

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Miki

Anne Lawrence material?

Really?

My thoughts are that the harder the categorization and internal dividing/labeling efforts are the harder it is to parse meaningful, helpful data and information from psuedo-scientific ->-bleeped-<-try promulgated by self-agrandizing attention whores in the medical community.

But, that might be too wordy...

-Miki
"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind."
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peky

Note that most of the references in her paper are either old outdated papers or papers authored by other descredited individuals: Blanchard, Money, etc.
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Ultimus

Quote from: peky on March 23, 2012, 04:12:29 PM
Note that most of the references in her paper are either old outdated papers or papers authored by other descredited individuals: Blanchard, Money, etc.

Completely off topic, but I wanted to complement you on your profile picture. You do not look 51 at all and you especially don't look like someone who transitioned later in life.
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peky

Note that in her most recent peer-review publicastion she tones down her rethoric. However, her and blanchard ->-bleeped-<- is so discredited that NIMH is not funding such as research anymore; and thus her abstract (below) claiming the need for more resarch.






Adv Psychosom Med. 2011;31:135-48. Epub 2011 Oct 10.

->-bleeped-<-: an underappreciated paraphilia.

Lawrence AA.


Source

Department of Psychology, University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, Alta., Canada. alawrence@mindspring.com


Abstract

->-bleeped-<- is defined as a male's propensity to be sexually aroused by the thought of himself as a female. It is the paraphilia that is theorized to underlie transvestism and some forms of male-to-female (MtF) transsexualism.  ->-bleeped-<- encompasses sexual arousal with cross-dressing and cross-gender expression that does not involve women's clothing per se. The concept of  ->-bleeped-<- defines a typology of MtF transsexualism and offers a theory of motivation for one type of MtF transsexualism.  ->-bleeped-<- resembles a sexual orientation in that it involves elements of idealization and attachment as well as erotic desire. Nearly 3% of men in Western countries may experience  ->-bleeped-<-; its most severe manifestation, MtF transsexualism, is rare but increasing in prevalence. Some theorists and clinicians reject the transsexual typology and theory of motivation derived from  ->-bleeped-<-; their objections suggest a need for additional research. The concept of  ->-bleeped-<- can assist clinicians in understanding some otherwise puzzling manifestations of nonhomosexual MtF transsexualism.  ->-bleeped-<- exemplifies an unusual paraphilic category called 'erotic target identity inversions', in which men desire to impersonate or turn their bodies into facsimiles of the persons or things to which they are sexually attracted.
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Sweet Blue Girl

Moderators please, stop this nonsense spreading lol
The only one disturbed here is Anne Lawrence and some of her followers
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peky

Quote from: jdinatale on March 23, 2012, 04:16:22 PM
Completely off topic, but I wanted to complement you on your profile picture. You do not look 51 at all and you especially don't look like someone who transitioned later in life.

Well, thank you !!!


Yeah, 2 years in spiro 6 months in estro.
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Laura26

Thoughts..

We need more academic papers written by transsexuals.  Especially by those who bother to do their own research :)
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Biscuit_Stix

Hah! Well, isn't this a pleasant surprise, I was reading up on this earlier. I'm schizoid, and I was curious as to whether or not it could have caused my gender identity conundrum, or if the conundrum could have cause the PD (personality disorder). So I did a little poking about and found this:

http://boa.unimib.it/bitstream/10281/7081/2/Prevalence_of_Axis_II_disorders.pdf

The short of it is "Finally, no differences emerged in the prevalence of any PDs or in the mean number of PD diagnostic criteria endorsed by
MtF and FtM transsexuals."

So nyah nyah nyah to whatsername who thinks we're all crazy.
What the hell was that?!                 From every wound there is a scar,
Spaceball 1.                                     and every scar tells a story.
*gasp* They've gone to plaid!        A story that says,
                                                        "I survived."
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Jeneva

As others have suggested before the OP may be trolling.  Pretty much every thread posted/started by this person is about a very polarizing topic (and in fact THIS topic).  This paper was mentioned in one of the OP's earlier posts so it is NOT new to the OP, so you can draw your own conclusions.
Blessed Be!

Jeneva Caroline Samples
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Amazon D

Anne has some personal problems. I met her at SCATL conference where she first promoted her atuogynophila papers and then she tried to get with me intimately but i rebuked her so she got mad. She tries to get with lots of sisters and really needs to get out of the psychological paper writing business. I told her transitioning made me get away from being sexual not what she proclaimed wanting to be more sexual. She is lost.
I'm an Amazon womyn + very butch + respecting MWMF since 1999 unless invited. + I AM A HIPPIE

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Jamie D

Quote from: Sweet Blue Girl on March 23, 2012, 04:36:28 PM
Moderators please, stop this nonsense spreading lol
The only one disturbed here is Anne Lawrence and some of her followers

I respectfully disagree with you.

I don't buy into the Lawrence dogma, but the issues are worth discussion.  If only to be refuted.  It is educational.

And to muddy the water here, almost every MtF who desires SRS/GRS/GCS first seeks out a diagnosis of "Gender Identity Disorder"
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Jamie D

Quote from: Jeneva on March 23, 2012, 07:40:38 PM
As others have suggested before the OP may be trolling.  Pretty much every thread posted/started by this person is about a very polarizing topic (and in fact THIS topic).  This paper was mentioned in one of the OP's earlier posts so it is NOT new to the OP, so you can draw your own conclusions.

Is this site designed to provide support and education, or is it a bastion of intolerance?
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Annah

Quote from: jdinatale on March 23, 2012, 03:32:13 PM
I stumbled upon this article. What are your thoughts?

http://www.annelawrence.com/desire_for_sr_a_mental_disorder.html

my thoughts? It comes from Anne Lawrence....a person who got their medical license investigated and taken away from having erotic confessions at staring at girls' (minors and adults) vaginas.

So yeah. I don't take anything from her sight seriously.
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Annah

Quote from: Jeneva on March 23, 2012, 07:40:38 PM
As others have suggested before the OP may be trolling.  Pretty much every thread posted/started by this person is about a very polarizing topic (and in fact THIS topic).  This paper was mentioned in one of the OP's earlier posts so it is NOT new to the OP, so you can draw your own conclusions.

Ive thought this months ago.

JD posts the same things (same issues, same controversies) once every 3 weeks.

JD posted this exact topic back in January and in February. JD also posted about having a mormon therapist, talked about how bad the situation is, then reposts 3 weeks later saying JD is going to another mormon therapist because the other one breached patient/doctor confidentiality.....even though JD expressed frustration 2 weeks in another thread prior how the mormon therapist did the very same thing when talking to JD's sister.

The cyclical pattern happens with Anne Lawrence too. Once in January, then in February, and like clockwork, in March.

Jamie, this topic has been brought up every single time by JD. Same articles, same websites and same questions. I know you don' want to think of anyone to sign up simply to divide the forums, but it does happen. And this is way too much coincidental.
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justmeinoz

That is the reason we have a psych evaluate us before progressing to HRT etc.  What people want is not neccessarily what they need.   And certainly not what they are going to get.

Karen. 
"Don't ask me, it was on fire when I lay down on it"
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peky

JD postings, as cyclical or repetitious as they may be, do represent a cry for help. Nobody better than ourselves know that what JD is experiencing is not rare or alien to many of us. We have hear over and over how one person started with an occasional CD, progressing into full TV, and finally reaching an overt TS stage. For others the a full blown TS manifest early in live.

From JD postings I gather that his religious and social background and education have forged a strong sense of masculine pride and masculine oriented identification and pride. On the other hand he no doubt has a form of GID, and the clash of them have JD in pain and anguish. JD is looking for a solution and explanation to his/her situation. In a way the ->-bleeped-<- -with its potential to offer a cure as it just a paraphyllia- can be attractive solution.

I for one would like to extend my support to JD and I do welcome his/her postings, and I do not think he/she is a troll.

Courage JD
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niamh

Yes. Any man who goes through SRS to create a neo-vagina needs to get his head seen to. He's seriously confused. I agree.
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Jeneva

Quote from: Jamie D on March 23, 2012, 10:35:11 PM
Is this site designed to provide support and education, or is it a bastion of intolerance?

Ok, I'll admit I'm very intolerant to tearing apart our community with arbitrary labels.  We HAVE to stand together to have a chance at real rights.

Dividing and isolating and "grading" people doesn't provide support or education.
Blessed Be!

Jeneva Caroline Samples
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Annah

Quote from: peky on March 24, 2012, 10:10:32 AM
JD postings, as cyclical or repetitious as they may be, do represent a cry for help.

I appreciate your opinion but I have to disagree.
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