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Dear Mr. Mahoney
A BIG THANK YOU!!!
For creating "The Bearded Lady Disease." It is needed, so very much needed!!! Now what is needed is how latent homosexuality affects sane normal people. Arno Gruen's book "The Insanity of Normality" proved that obviously mad people did less harm to society than the so called sane normal people. Like power hungry sane people that ran the Vietnam War three months longer so they could be elected president. I believe latent homosexuality causes half as much problem normal part of society. Not the obviously mad schizophrenic individual. J. Edgar Hoover, Adolph Hitler, both half faggots - and power hungry. And both considered sane. Both caused great harm to others. Why?
My theory is they needed power over others to feel macho. Both hated faggots. You can not love or hate anything unless you know something of it. .But with enough power the fagatory feelings would never surface. But let one of these individuals lose his power and he's castrated. He feels like commiting suicide. Without his power he's nothing. This same problem exists at all levels of our society at a lesser degree.
Now we need a follow up to the "Bearded Lady Disease" that will fully explain how much trouble is caused by unresolved latent homosexual feelings in so called sane individuals. "The National Disease" in Germany that went back over 300 years caused problems for Germany and the world. In 1961 my younger son had an operation. He was 4 years old. The nurse was saying, you are a little man! You are not going to cry! You are macho! I thought, what is this? A 4 year old boy is macho? Then I ask her, are you from Germany? Yah! Even the women in Germany are macho! God help us!
I was a master sergeant in the Korean War. I felt very macho and proud! I was somebody! Years later, I was a private and I felt like a weak faggot homosexual. A castrated nobody! I loved being in charge, same disease as Alexander Haig has. I hated the military. I loved being in charge. But when I was in charge I did not know I hated the military. I thought I loved the military. Picture this combat infantryman's badge on a poster with bold letters under it "The mark of a man" "What's it worthy to feel like a man?" "Be all you can be join the new regular army." With posters like this all over the United States, can you imagine how many half faggots volunteer just so they can feel like a man??? They would gladly die just so they could feel like a man!
The French foreign legion knows - understands this. They are the masters at making the best soldiers in the world out of half faggots.
Mr. Mahoney, I will sum up now. I'm 76 years old, imprisoned 25 years and 7 months, set off by the parole board 6 times I'll be reviewed again in October of 2011 - at that time I'll be age 81. My work deals with consciousness and identity. Any individual not aware of his latent homosexuality does not know who he is. I feel I have something to give others that's inside me that has not come out yet. I've worked so hard over the years with so little to show for it...
...I have hopes of starting a class soon. I wish you every success. I look forward to hearing from you.
[name deleted for privacy reasons]
20.
Hello Mr. Mahoney...
I just want to tell you that I am happy I came upon the advertisement of your book in the magazine "Psychology Today" which I subscribe to.....and which led me to read more about the subject and theory of your book.
I have a beloved 31 yr. old daughter who was born my son but has lived as my daughter (transgendered) since she was 21 years old. She was diagnosed with a mild form of schizophrenia shortly after she began to live as a transgendered person. I have gone through much grief and heartache trying to understand why this happened to my child...and wondered if it was somehow my fault, as I raised her as a single parent with hardly any extended family around us.
Anyway, now I have something to read that I think will explain so much of the why......and frankly, I have thought exactly what your book states to be the reason for her mental turmoil and gender confusion but did not entertain the idea much because of ignorance on subject matter. I am again studying courses in psychology since I have gone back to college to complete a degree in psychology/sociology.
Thank you for writing this thought provoking book........I am definitely going to purchase it and feel that it will give me much insight and understanding into my child's psychological turmoil. I learned quite a bit just from reading the introduction here on your site.
Thanks again.
[name deleted for privacy reasons]
P.S. My daughter takes psych drugs, but I wish she could/would receive psychoanlytical counseling. I realize as you say...these drugs are just bandaids for the real repressed issues of conflict in her subconcious.
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