Why is nobody studying the link between transgenderism/transsexuality and structural disocciation (PTSD/cptsd/osdd/did)...

Why is nobody studying the link between transgenderism/transsexuality and structural disocciation (PTSD/cptsd/osdd/did)? With the high rates of traumatic history and cluster b traits in trannies it seems like a no brainer for research

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White trannies be like
>CLUSTER B OF THE AGNOSTIC PHILTRUM SUPER DECODER RING WILL PROOOOOV THAT TRANNY ELECTRODES ARE SCORCHING MY AMIGDALA WITH Y CHROMOSOMES SHAPED LIKE BATTLESHIPS

meanwhile, nonwhite trannies

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is cptsd even real. i feel like its like. probably the next thing to be overdiagnosed right. idk.

kek

Yes, it is. It's clinically distinct from PTSD and we live in a very messed up world with a lot of child abuse, domestic violence/partner abuse, and early life deprivations bc of shit like poverty, prison, untreated mental health probs and addiction in parents. It's just not that hard to get a bad dice roll.

If you're ever curious, I think the classic book on this topic is The Body Keeps The Score. It's for laypeople and it goes over some of the brain/nervous system effects of prolonged trauma, a little historical background on CPTSD and PTSD, and shows scans and such.

wasnt there this one inflation porn twitter tranny who blogged about the link and how GD and social dynamics cause it

it's real but it's also the new fad thing for completely normie theyfabs who "have" adhd autism DID bpd to add to their collection

t. an nb theyfab like that said I can't come over to her house to do music with her housemate im in a band with because her cptsd makes it hard for her to deal with transgender people. I'm the first mtf she's ever met

is the structural dissociation caused by the gender dissonance?

i think this is why ket is the troon drug and we are all a bit schitz

Science and medicine must persist, and social implications are not a good reason to repress that, but I am worried that if more research is done on this that things will only get worse from trans youth. Cis people will only see it as a reason to invalidate medical transition, when really they need to understand that whatever it is about these mental illnesses that can lead to transing has been festering inside of us for our entire lives, and pointing that out doesn't make it go away.

DESU there aren't many studies done on intersex people to begin with
I remember I tried to look for autism rates in intersex people and couldn't get shit, just constant wrong results about trannies or other groups.
For some rarer intersex conditions there's still only like 1-2 case studies from the 60s that are still being used as the standard. For group studies, they rarely go deeper into each patient's experiences which makes it useless, and have extremely small sample sizes.

Tons more studies on intersex people should be being done which would probably expand our knowledge on tons more related conditions like homosexuality autism and transsexuality.

the description for CPTSD is so broad i feel like it could be applied to a lot of disorders. the only common thread is that it can be tied to some trigger in the past. it might be more productive to focus on the specific resulting disorders like avpd, bpd, panic disorder, anxiety disorder, depression, etc

OH I completely misread the thread, never mind. Mental stuff like CPTSD is useless since it happens after birth and is just a result of growing up as an alienated abused minority like many other groups. It's a retarded line of thought

lots of disorders dont actually exist theyre just convenient groupings for therapeutic approaches.
just like at avpd, it's not actually "real", just a combination of social anxiety, childhood trauma, cptsd, depression, low self esteem, etc. There's nothing specifically unique about it even in the academic literature other than "well its just uh REALLY extreme vs those other things!" which means nothing

What even is "social anxiety"? Just fear as a result of past bad experiences with socializing (usually as a result of...childhood trauma!). there's not really anything that unique about it as a specific disease or condition or whatever. Just like someone being afraid of heights.

idk what you mean by real. they are simply convenient groupings just like you said and they make it easier to address the specific symptoms of disorders. obviously there is no one size fits all approach but by focusing on how the mishmash of underlying traumas and complexes actually affect the person in day to day life you can more effectively treat them.

traumatized or not, i love my boobies

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It's definitely very real, but it's so incredibly common that it's a meme to get diagnosed with it. CPTSD should be assumed by default whenever someone has any mental issues whatsoever

desu like 70% of mental health issues likely come from cptsd and the rest is neurological shit like schizophrenia or whatever
social anxiety? bpd? depression? almost all cases would have cptsd as a root cause. parental abuse and neglect, peer bullying, etc

oh and of course basically all trannies will have cptsd because not being treated for dysphoria as a child is parental neglect by default

You don't get CPTSD or PTSD automatically just by going through traumatic events, it's also dependant on your genetics. People have different thresholds of abuse they can experience before it develops into a mental disorder.

That makes sense just like fear responses are genetically influenced as well
But would that like cause someone's dysphoria to be worse than others? I'm not sure

i find it hard to believe that genetics play any part in your tolerance for mental trauma. what would be the biological expression of those genes?

What lol. Genetics play part in everything about your brain

how do you rule out the impact of nurture/socialization?

I'm not? Everything is 100% genetics, and 100% environment. Both have an impact