Affirmation is Betraying Mental Health
Marcus Evans from The Bigger Picture Conference
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Marcus Evans explores the challenges young people face in navigating their identities and the pressures of social and psychological influences. He also discusses the affirmation model in mental health, addressing how rigid certainty around identity can limit deeper exploration of individual conflicts and emotions. He emphasizes the importance of understanding unconscious processes, family dynamics, and the need for open dialogue to support young people in developing resilience and self-awareness.
Marcus Evans is a retired NHS psychoanalyst and psychotherapist with 40 years of experience, a founding member of the Fitzjohn’s Service, and the co-author of Gender Dysphoria: A Therapeutic Model for Working with Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults.
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Affirmation is betraying youth who would grow up to be gay or lesbians if the people in their lives didn't fool them into thinking they were really girls or boys, respectively.
Why isn't this scandal being publicized aggressively by the gender critical movement? It exposes the hypocrisy behind liberal and progressives' professed concern for the "LGBTQ+ community." Schools can't possibly be safe spaces for gay and lesbian youth when all the programming is saying they were "born in the wrong body" or born with a brain meant for the opposite sex.
What is needed are gays or lesbians who had a brush with sexual orientation death in the form of being socially or even medically transitioned before desisting. Even testimony from sissies or tomboys who came under pressure to transition would be compelling.
Also, prominent sex realists need to publicize the well known fact that most children who are gender dysphoric or gender nonconforming will get over it and instead grow up as the gays and lesbians they were meant to be.
More gays and lesbians need to take a vocal stance against this form of abuse.