True transsexual, classic transsexual, or Harry Benjamin Syndrome…they are synonymous.  They’re all the same.  They all mean the same thing… 

 

Transsexuality…

 

not crossdressing, not non-op, not gender queer, not androgenous, and certainly not transgender…but transsexuality.

 

Classically, transsexuality, in the case of a male to female transsexual, is a female born with the body of a male…someone who has known since their earliest cognizant memory that they were born in the wrong body; living in the body they were born is not an option and by nook or crook, one way or the other, sooner or later, gender reassignment surgery will happen.  Gender reassignment surgery drives a true transsexual.  According to Harry Benjamin, in his ground breaking book on the issue, The Transsexual Phenomenon, it is that fact, the consuming need for gender reassignment surgery, that singularly differentiates transsexuals from others.  Benjamin did more research on the issue of transsexuality than anyone before or since, it was his life’s work…he should know.

 

Before the LGBT wierdos entered the mix, there were transsexuals and then everyone else.  No more.  The transgender mind screws saturate the information loops with arguments trying to blur the gender binary.  No one but themselves, their homosexual trans activists, and the transgender are listening to that argument.  But there is one premise of which those same idiots are succeeding brilliantly at:  the continuous association of transsexuality with homosexuality.  Pitifully, they could care less what consequences that may have on those who don’t share their twisted view.

 

 

I came across this article.  It’s the story of a true, classic transsexual, Joanne Cassar.  Read all of I Am a Woman… HERE.   Below are excerpts:

 

“How can you call me a transsexual or a man? I always felt I was a woman. I am a woman”.

“Of course, I’m not interested in marrying a woman,” she says in a soft tone as she recounts how, every since she was a child, she always felt she was female.

 

“I was determined to go ahead.  I would have rather died during surgery and had ‘Joanne’ written on my tombstone than lived a life in a man’s body.”

 

One thing that annoys her is when people refer to her as a transsexual.  “I feel insulted by the term.  I always felt and feel that I am a woman who happened to be born with a disability which I have now corrected.”

 

As sad and frustrating as her story is, it is refreshing to read the story of a true, classic transsexual, one who doesn’t utter LGBT or transgender with every breath, or lag on about her partner. 

 

The homosexual trans activists are not concerned with the plight of someone like Joanne, myself, or the vast majority of post ops, straight women who are furious that our gender has been equated as nothing more than that of a male (You can thank only the trans activists for this continuous association of post ops like us to the homosexual movement).  The queer trans activists are hell bent on continuing to link the gender issue of the post operative with the sexuality issues of homosexuals…all the while trying to sell the idea they are doing the post ops a favor.  So, as the decades of time have passed since gender reassignment surgery has been readily available, rather than society more and more recognizing post ops as simply male or female, the result of a medical anomaly, instead we are viewed as homosexual men and women who have gone to the ultimate extreme of surgically altering our body.  Our status has not been strenghthened and solidified as the years have gone by – as should have been the case – but delegitimazed. 

 

Then again, who is surprised, they are homosexual and transgender, not straight and female (or male)…

 

and that…

 

makes me sick.