from Maurizio Blondet -
by Roberto PECCHIOLI
There are pieces that seem to write themselves lightly, others require effort, attention to every word, to every concept. Someone comes out with pain from the fingers that beat on the keyboard, as if each key was a blow received, a stab. This is the case with this one, whose title is already suffering, the certainty of living in a nightmare, with the anger of impotence and the sense of guilt for not being able to do anything to change things, except to make them known, as a vox clamantis in desert.
Yes, there are transsexual child factories and one day someone will have to answer to humanity and the Creator for the evil he is doing. We read on the net some excerpts from a recent French book, La fabrique de l'enfant trans-genre, written by two well-known psychologists and doctors of medicine, Céline Masson and Caroline Eliacheff, not translated into Italian. Its release caused the usual pseudo media storms artfully provoked by professional meddlers, immediately followed by activists from some sectors of the colorful LGBTQI rainbow (and so on and so forth). The thought police are working at full speed, which the book's editors call Santa In-queer-sition, from the name of one of the words of the sexually correct newspeak. In fact, the usual uproar of censorship, intolerance and furious hatred that accompanied, months ago, the release of No one is born in the wrong body , another counter-current book on the controversial topic of (real or presumed) gender dysphoria, is taking place.
The authors denounce, with the precision of a surgeon's scalpel, the trans delirium that has invaded the lives of boys and children, starting from the Orwellian-style newspeak with which the very delicate issue of transsexuality is treated, which has become central to the mad-or criminal? – postmodernity agenda, which seems to be dictated by Macbeth's three witches.
Gender dysphoria is the mismatch between biological sex and psychological, or perceived, sex. Science and common sense have always agreed - except for a few cases to be treated with sensitivity, delicacy and empathy - that psychological sex is wrong (forgive the term). In the vast majority of cases the problem is precisely psychological and must be treated as such, especially in the complex phase of puberty, the transition between childhood and adulthood in which the physical appearance and the endocrine system change and the personality matures. Each of us is witness to the confusion of that fateful period of life, in which - at the same time - "we are no longer and we are not yet ".
