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Sorry, but hard disagree on many accounts here.I've never heard the term hypersexuality, but as a kid, I was told by a girl that I was oversexed (she committed suicide via drug overdose in highschool because of childhood sexual assault). I guess psychobabble finds a way to hyper-complicate things in order to diffuse, deflect, invalidate any relationship the pedo/homo connection has to the accepted LBGT narrative. ALL who were sexually assaulted as kids were traumatized to a greater or lesser degree. Some even liked it. (though I believe they were spiritually traumatized nonetheless)
Again it just seems another attempt to push the "born that way" narrative to protect perpetrators. Why is it so very important to shield the perpetrators? Because there are very powerful entities involved. The Freemasons are the largest pedo-ring in the history of mankind. They infect the inner power rings of government and media thereby controlling the narrative to avoid accountability.
The "born that way" narrative hides the fact that unless the mass harvesting of the innocent children of heterosexuals is allowed to continue....homosexuals become near extinct.
I believe the "born this way" thing, largely because I am gay and I know it wasn't caused by trauma in my case. And so are many of my friends in the side B community, many of whom grew up in evangelical homes, some pastor's kids, and knew they were gay from a young age and found that fact terrifying because of their upbringing.
I am not a perpetrator in any way, shape, or form. I am an asexual female bodied human being who just so happens to experience homoromantic attraction to other female bodied human beings.
I actually think bisexuality is super common. Have had many people in heterosexual relationships say things like "I thought I was gay once"..... but are happy in their relationship. Screams bisexual to me, but I'm not one to tell other people how to label themselves.
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