The study was conducted between 2019 and 2021, before the tranny mania really kicked off in earnest.
Doesn’t “pansexual” mean you have sex with animals and children?
Why is Australia promoting that at schools?
Is it because of the Jews?
More than one in 10 Australian teenagers identify as gay, bisexual, pansexual or asexual, a survey of high school students has found.Researchers surveyed 6,388 year 8 students between 2019 and 2021, finding that 12% of the teens reported diverse sexualities, while 3.3% identified as gender-diverse.
The findings, the study’s authors say, highlight an “urgent need” for support services in schools and healthcare settings to mitigate against an increased risk of stigma, discrimination and violence.
“We need child health policies that provide inclusion and support of diverse gender identities and diverse sexualities from a young age,” said the study’s lead author, Dr Jennifer Marino, a senior research fellow at the University of Sydney. “School and health settings particularly need to be safe spaces for very young adolescents.”
Jennifer L. Marino, study leader and child homosexuality advocate
Teens who identified as transgender or non-binary were twice as likely to report having a disability or a mental health diagnosis.
Well, that’s just a coincidence.
Marino said that finding warranted more research. “We have long known that both sexuality- and gender-diverse … older adolescents and adults have increased risk of various mental health issues relative to their cisgender, heterosexual peers. The evidence all points to minority stress as being the principal driver of that – discrimination and stigma that affect health and social standing,” they said. “I don’t have any reason to think that younger adolescents would be any less vulnerable than their older peers.”The last National Study of Mental Health and Wellbeing, released in 2023, found that 58.7% of people who identified as non-heterosexual had a mental disorder in the previous year, compared with 19.9% of those identifying as heterosexual.
In the new study, the proportion of teens identifying as gender-diverse was slightly higher than previous research conducted in New Zealand and the United States.“There’s an association between younger age and gender diversity,” Marino said, suggesting that the findings could be due to the researchers surveying a younger cohort than previously studied.
Existing research suggests “most children understand from a really young age who they are in terms of their gender”, they said. “The evidence suggests that regardless of how they’re actually interacting with other young people romantically, young people are thinking about … their identities early in adolescence.”
Citing overseas research with similar findings, Marino said the proportion of young teenagers identifying as sexuality diverse seems to have “stabilised in this 9% to 12% range in earlier adolescence”.
It’s strange that this child tranny thing appeared in Australia, on the other side of the world, at the same time it appeared in America.
You’d think that such a phenomenon of souls being switched into the wrong bodies would happen in a geographically isolated location. But instead, it’s happened in every democracy country, while avoiding every non-democracy country.
Someone should do a study on the relationship between democracy and souls being trapped in the wrong bodies. Everyone agrees that we need to have souls in the right bodies, but we still do not understand the mechanism through which these souls are being inserted and trapped in wrong bodies.
