Now it’s Time to Save our Brothers!
Dear PITT readers and supporters,
The filmmakers of Trans Mission: What's the Rush to Reassign Gender? and The Detransition Diaries: Saving Our Sisters, are back behind the camera and will be traveling over this summer to film interviews. Their upcoming film will focus on the boys and young men who believe they are transgender and that social, medical, and surgical transitioning is what they require. While there are similarities to the girls and young women, this film will delve into the differences in what drives a boy or young man to seek to transition, from anime and porn to neurodivergence and the effects of societal influences on the male psyche. Male detransitioners are growing in numbers and their stories must be told. It is a side of the gender ideology issue that has not received much attention and is long overdue.
Please join us in supporting their efforts. They are actively fundraising now to produce this film. They hope to release the film early in the New Year. Due to some generous gifts from parents, the filmmaker is over 30% to the budget goal. If you are able to contribute to the making of this film, you can make a tax deductible donation here to the Center for Bioethics and Culture, a 501(c)3. Gifts may be given anonymously for those who wish to remain private.
Thanks, from the Parents of the Boys
Sunlight is the key to the disinfection of this festering wound.
Well, what's obvious from the surge in the number of boys and teens who claim to be girls is that society has utterly failed to support gay youth in developing their identities and fostering healthy self-esteem - and yes, pride - about being gay.
It's hardly surprising. For all the talk about inclusion and diversity and the ubiquitous use of the term "LGBTQ" by every interest that stands to profit from members of sexual minorities, the bulk of messaging and activism centers around trans and queer.
Who is looking out for gay youth today and pushing back against the message that it's cooler to be queer or trans? Where are the masculine role models who will show young gays that being masculine has nothing to do with toxic masculinity? For that matter, is anyone reaching out to the effeminate gay youngsters and telling them that, no, they absolutely are not girls born into male bodies but proud gay youth who are fine just the way they are?
Since I'm in my late 60s, I'm out of touch with younger generations of gay men. Still, I find it hard to believe that the entire 18-45 demographic are either queer or hard-core party goers who have no interest in being role models to younger males. Some of them need to be there for young gays to counter the relentless trans and queer programming that's coming from so sources in our society today.