Enabling Transableism + Poem: Blinded on Purpose (haiku in 4 variations)

“Something in my brain tells me my legs are not supposed to work. Having any sensation in them just feels wrong,” she told the Daily Mail.

In fact, she’s admitted that her fantasy is to be involved in a devastating car crash where both her legs are hurt beyond repair.

Jennings-White is reported to have gone in search of a doctor who would sever the specific nerves that connect her legs to the rest of her body that would also take away any feeling in her thighs, shins and feet.”

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/transabled-a-neurological-issue-or-a-mental-disorder/L5ASXDMTZBIOE6A55O7VTYSWRM/

Chloe Jennings-White wants to amputate her legs but can’t because it’s “too costly”

Transableism might’ve been a slightly funny parody statement against the Clown World altar of body dysmorphia—but unfortunately, it’s a real life example of the self-identification and self-hatred insanity that prevades our woke society. Are we so coddled and spoiled that mutilating our bodies is now the norm?

She blinded herself intentionally and says she has no regrets.

“…being transabled was natural or essential for them, rather than a choice or something learned. Indeed, they wished to avoid the stigma that might come with the notion of choosing disability, a “socially devalued bodily state.”

https://daily.jstor.org/the-complicated-issue-of-transableism/

Why does our culture enable and celebrate mental illness? What’s next, identying as a trash can? Sorry for my lack of sympathy and my general disgust at the medical profession, but didn’t they promise to do no harm? Does intellectualism actually reverse intelligence?:

“Philosophers Tim Bayne (Monash University, in Melbourne, Australia) and Neil Levy (University of Oxford, in England, and Macquarie University, in Sydney, Australia) make the case that transabled people who seek amputations should be allowed to get them from reputable surgeons. They write:

Given that many patients will go ahead with amputations in any case and risk extensive injury or death in doing so, it might be argued that surgeons should accede 
to the requests, at least of those patients who they (or a competent authority) judge
 are likely to take matters into their own hands.

https://daily.jstor.org/the-complicated-issue-of-transableism/

Programmed for illness
Victimhood identity 
Pawn mentality 

Land of the freakish
Home of the amputated
DIY crippled

Wheel chair fantasy
Self-identified as brave
Mutilated slaves

Hero in reverse 
Mental illness is our curse 
Blinded on purpose.

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