Emily’s Laws
The Immutable Rules of Ethical Transsexualism
All the discussion in the world does not solutions make. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter if I’m a transsexual, a transgender, or a blue glowing mushroom on the blatherskite of a secret Ethiopian goddess in exile.
I focus on the practical for a reason: that’s all that matters.
I present Emily’s Immutable Laws of Ethical Transsexualism:
1) No using women’s spaces. Don’t care if you’re mtf or ftm. Find somewhere else to pee.
2) No transitioning children. Nothing has done more harm to the reputation of transgenders than their fervent eugenics against gay and autistic children.
3) No threatening women. This is the second major factor to ruin whatever reputation is left to the trans community.
Three simple rules are the foundation of Ethical Transsexualism.
❤️,
Chrissy (aka Emily Dawn)
The Rise of the Ethical Transsexual
Ten Initial Precepts:
1) Transsexualism is defined in the DSM-IIIR. This is the only valid description of dysphoria. All later entries include identity, which is a false concept. The Benjamin Scale is also useful in determining intensity and motivation.
2) Transsexualism is a mental disorder. Most succinctly described as an inescapable feeling that one should have been born the opposite sex. This is an obvious irrational thought, and experienced differently by individuals.
3) No human can change sex. We can take on the secondary sex characteristics, and in some cases, obliterate our primary sex characteristics, but it is always a cosmetic change, nothing more.
4) Becoming a transsexual is an attempt to return to a normal life, and despite being a very niche group, we seek to be complete humans participating in and helping our communities. We only engage in transition after years of therapy attempting to find other coping mechanisms.
5) A transsexual rejects displays of fetish in public. Sexual activities should remain behind the closed doors with consenting adults.
6) Family and friends are sacred to the transsexual. While sometimes transition and the disorder leading up to it makes us self interested, we fulfill our duties as family members. But we do not accept abuse from the same.
7) The transsexual does not engage in sex deception. While they do not have to hold a sign saying their natal sex, they must be honest in dating, competition, and in use of single sex spaces.
8) A transsexual may speak about their experiences, but they never recruit anyone (and especially not minors) to transition. Dysphoria is a horrible experience, and transition is not ‘euphoric’. It is simply restorative.
9) Transsexuals take no shit. Toughened by years of a mind hijacked by self doubt and recrimination, we are resilient. We show grace when possible, but do not accept abuse from anyone.
10) Transsexuals stand for the vulnerable. This means safeguarding of women and their spaces. The protection of children from transition and grooming. Fighting against the rampant use of affirmation in therapy.
This is just the start, more to come.
❤️,
Emily
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I feel like I’m singing the song that never ends, sometimes.
Lighting the way is important. I’m encouraged by the changes I see as more and more transsexuals reject the ideology and embrace reality.
It is up to us to show that we are safe in the men’s bathroom, and can live without taking from women, while protecting children.