The story of Shirley A. Mason (aka Sybil) is fascinating. She was presumed to have Dissociative Identity Disorder, caused by an abusive childhood. A book about her case – Sybil (1973) – was a sensation in the 1970s, with it being adapted into a film in 1976. 1/5
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I was just about to recommend this. Young rebel girls are often susceptible to this sort of contagion. They start to question why they don't fit 'femininity' or why they don't find that sterotype appealing. Teenage rebellion is nothing new and takes all forms. Harder today.
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Also the satanic cult panics of the late 80s and early 90s where thousands of people ( mostly women) suddenly recalled “repressed memories“ of being the victim of satanic sex cults . An industry sprung up to support these woman and therapists actively encouraged these ideas.
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It was almost all BS and so many lives were ruined as innocent people were jailed and families were irrevocably shredded. The trans phenomenon (especially FTM) is just the latest social contagion panic to afflict emotionally vulnerable women
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Brilliant info, it goes well on my pinned thread on women's issues
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30 years ago a woman contacted our lesbian group telling us she had it, her different personalities and their names etc. I pretty much thought it was nonsense. She freaked out one of the women completely though by starting to tell her when she'd stayed over "There are six of me."
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Eh, humans being humans over and over again.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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When unrelated children (and an infant) in a foster family “present as trans” there’s a clear indication of social contagion. We need to establish its origins, then face its pathways through resistance, scale and speed of spread.
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