Episode 2 - "Meta" Sexuality

[@dakota-sessions]

One of the most fascinating things about the difference between AGP males and homosexual males is that they have opposite brain types, yet society at the moment wants to lump them together with the word "trans." They could not be further apart. I completely support all sexual orientations BTW. Also, it's time that we talk more about the connection between male AGP and autism. It has something to do with testosterone in fetal development.

[@dakotamadeleinel.1973]

AAP females seem to be overwhelmingly autistic as well, we don't fully know why i think AGPs are the same amount of masculine as other straight men. if they were more masculine than normal straight men then i feel like passing AGPs would be completely impossible but some agps do end up passing as women.

[@SallyScheuermann]

I’m excited for this series! I admit, I was initially pretty skeptical about the prevalence of AAP, but I’m coming around on it. It does make some of the behavior I’ve seen over the years from women in the queer community make more sense.

[@dakota-sessions]

Some sexologists prefer to call it auto-homo-eroticism, because they think it's more external and social based. Maybe they are right, but I've seen a lot of internal desire that looks like AAP. More research needed.

[@TheNavelGays]

Thanks, Sally! It's always good to start (and stay) skeptical. But the evidence repeatedly points toward the validity of AAP.

[@lizicadumitru9683]

​@dakota-sessions I think the deciding factor, so to speak, if it's external social dynamics or internal innate is the question of how does one perceive themselves during the sexual act/arousal. That pretty much solidified it for me listening to what they were saying.

[@dakota-sessions]

Fantastic content!

[@spi19991337]

I had a lot of trouble understanding this. I think it’s important but all I got from it was that the attractions people feel aren’t pseudo or meta but real. That feels respectful so I liked that. Also I liked the concept that the autiosexuality comes first, before the attraction to men or women, as the foundational sexuality. But I don’t understand much of the rest of this - what was Aaron’s epiphany and what did he believe before that? I think I’m showing my heteronormativity here… embarrassingly unable to follow. I’m heading back to episode 1 to see if that helps.

[@lizicadumitru9683]

You're telling me there's nothing in the diagnostic criteria that asks the participant how do they visualize themselves during sex?! 😮

[@samuelsundin]

I understand Aaron’s point that AGP boys don’t manifest femininity early on, and so that seem to differentiate them very clearly from homosexuals for example. At the same time, the time when AGP eventually does tip the scale and turn into outward expression of femininity seem to differ a LOT between individuals. Some in their teens, some in their 60s. So I wouldn’t consider it outside the realm of possibility that some young boys who do act feminine, instead of being “true gay” actually might perform early AGP tendencies. Simply because people are so individual.

[@oliviamaynard9372]

Trans isnt a fetish. Its a trauma response. The single biggest thing all trans have in common is trauma in early childhood

[@oliviamaynard9372]

The idea of meta attraction seems bizarre. All attrqction is mental. If you like vanilla you just like vanilla. Imho. Also, why cant Bi people exist? If i am pseudo why must my attraction to males be the pseudo attraction? Maybe its my attraction to females That's pseudo?

[@miroirs-jumeaux]

Seventh

[@aliceandroph1L3]

Wow, “no one is born in the wrong body.” A thousand times yes. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻