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Gender: A Wider Lens

Sasha Ayad and Stella O'Malley

Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Mental Health

4.6 • 961 Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2024

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

There remains a lingering stigma surrounding AGP specifically, but there’s a complexity to the breadth of proclivities, fixations and traits compelling certain behaviors and beliefs around sexuality and gender identity. And like discussed in The Many Roots and Presentations of Gender Dysphoria in Males, what might have otherwise remained latent in some males, has perhaps only been amplified by today’s internet-driven world.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Gender A Wider Lens exclusive content.
0:04.0	Every week we create additional content for our premium subscribers
0:08.0	as a way of saying thank you for your indispensable support.
0:11.0	The entire archive of more than 100 bonus conversations is currently available on our sub-stack.
0:17.0	Or you can listen through your favorite podcast app by following the instructions in the show notes.
0:23.0	Now here's the bonus conversation.
0:26.0	Okay, so we're back here in our extended conversation
0:29.0	where in the full episode we talked about male gender dysphoria autoginophilia and I think you raised a very good point which is I've seen it you've seen it there
0:39.6	are parents who suspect often very hesitantly, suspect that their son has auto-genophilic traits.
0:47.9	They might have found very sexy underwear in his room, maybe they found like dildos or sex toys, maybe they discovered that he was looking at this kind of sissy hip no porn online and they are obviously feeling very much at a loss and you you had a very simple
1:07.0	ten-step solution for them so please lay it out stela just kidding
1:11.4	it's really hard you It's really hard.
1:13.0	You talk away. I talked into the distance.
1:15.0	The...
1:18.0	Go ahead, solve this problem.
1:20.0	And one thing I would like to say to parents is to remind them that, you know, we have, I think it's actual natural evolution tendency to be really distasteful around our close relatives sexual
1:37.1	nature. If you follow me, you know, parents and children do not want to know
1:41.5	about sex between you know what I mean like the
1:44.6	mommy and daddy having sex is puke making and and the child becoming sexual it's
1:49.2	very icky it's very distast well I think it's evolution. I think it's a kind of
1:53.2	anti-incest kind of trait and I think it's a good choice if you're following
1:57.2	I ask because I don't have kids. Is it purely icky or is there also
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