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Lesbian feminist psychosis turned this woman's childhood upside down: "Sometimes her anger and frustration showed up in awful ways. It was as though there was three of her: Mommy 1, Mommy 2, and Mommy 3. Mommy 1 was friendly, Mommy 2 cried a lot and wanted something that didn’t make any sense to me, and Mommy 3 was utterly vicious. The only way to deal with Mommy 3 was to hide and hope she didn’t find you."

"Traditional relationships are a “machine of death,” and sexualized, molesting adult-child relationships are not? The opposite is true. Children have always done best in families, protected by parents. It is pedophilia which brings misery, behavioral problems, drug abuse,and suicide."

Greyland, Moira (2017-12-12). The Last Closet: The Dark Side of Avalon (Kindle Location 1175). Castalia House. Kindle Edition.

Keep in mind these are the same people who tell heterosexual men that women don't 'owe' them anything: "Pedophilia is wrongly categorized by proponents as the “emancipation” of children. Many gay activists support pedophilia by claiming that the children have “rights” to have sex and that the “rights” of adults to have sex with them is simply a natural extension of sexual freedom."

Advocacy for pedophilia is not nearly as rare as it should be. There are a dismaying number of pro-pedophile gay and lesbian societies. Wikipedia lists about fifty, though many are defunct, and I hope many more will be defunct soon. The most famous of these in the USA is NAMBLA, which featured the infamous slogan: “Sex before eight, or it’s too late.”

Getting rid of gender roles amounts to getting rid of adulthood. The only state in which girls and boys are very similar is in utero, and the older they become, the more different they become. We cannot “socialize” these differences away, but as many of us know to our sorrow, we can be shamed out of being who and what we are.

"The reality of gay relationships is nothing like what we are led to believe. As a child, I was expected to approve and champion them as gay parents, even though they were parents who rejected each other and rejected me. I was supposed to become a lesbian and even to cooperate with their efforts to make me become one, but I always knew that I was not supposed to talk about that"

"Moira does not wallow in her victimhood. Nor does she paint her victimizers as soulless devils, indeed, her empathy for those who wronged her so deeply is more than astonishing, it is humbling. Her strength of character, her integrity, and her faith in a God she was raised to believe did not exist are almost inexplicable,"