The Navel Gays

In this episode, Aaron and Tali discuss an info graphic making the rounds on Gender Critical Twitter.

Here's a link to the graph via it's creator's Twitter: https://x.com/elliot633297/status/1841443805167325461

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy.

We had friend of ours and friend of the pod Ray Alex Williams on to discuss all manner of autosexual things.

Subscribe to Ray's YouTube: www.youtube.com/@UCqxKvmFrFNj6bXG3hp4rF3w

Follow Ray on Twitter: Ray Alex Williams

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy.

Annie is a 21 year old transwoman who most gender critics would classify as a ROGD Boy, that is unless they understood AGP as well as Annie does.

Follow Annie on Substack. Here are a couple most relevant to today's conversation:

https://anneonymousa.substack.com/p/transgenderism-as-individual-psychopathology

https://anneonymousa.substack.com/p/not-like-other-boys

We had Ashley back to wander deeper into the wild world of fandom and ‘shipping’ (AKA yaoi) and how they relate to FtM culture and transition. We try to tease apart what is autoandrophilia (AKA autohomoerotica) & what is social contagion (ROGD). Also, no lag this time so a much smoother conversation.

If you didn’t listen to part one, Ashley is an autoandrophilic woman from Australia who has a lot of interesting insights on the topic of autoheterosexuality and metasexuality.

Subscribe to Ashley's YouTubes below: https://www.youtube.com/@UCLU2QSQGHroimSWJBQeZGcg https://www.youtube.com/@UCCYDLkVax_vMOq9konmi2lg

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy.

Ashley is an autoandrophilic woman from Australia who has a lot of interesting insights on the topic of autoheterosexuality and metasexuality. We had so much to cover and not enough time, so Ashley will be back next week to continue where this conversation left off.

Look out for part 2 next week, but in the mean time, you can check out Ashley's YouTubes below:

https://www.youtube.com/@UCLU2QSQGHroimSWJBQeZGcg https://www.youtube.com/@UCCYDLkVax_vMOq9konmi2lg

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy.

We had none other than Phil Illy on to discuss autoheterosexuality in females (AKA AAP). Phil is the author of Autoheterosexuality: Attraction to Being the Other Sex.

You can purchase Phil's book here: www.amazon.com/Autoheterosexual-Attracted-Being-Other-Sex/dp/1544541449/

Follow Phil here: x.com/autogynephil and here www.autoheterosexual.com

We also discuss Audrey Hale near the end. Phil transcribed her relevant diary entries which can be found here: www.autoheterosexual.com/p/audrey-hales-imaginary-penis

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy.

This conversation is a more in depth response to some criticisms of our theory raised by Laura Reynolds on last week's episode. We strongly suggest watching that first if you haven't yet.

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy. That said, this particular episode makes more sense if you listen to the conversation we are talking about, which is episode 7.

We mixed it up this week and brought a guest on. It’s none other than Laura Reynolds.

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy.

Our audience is probably already familiar with Laura and her story of AAP, transition, and detransition. If you aren’t, follow the links below to hear her story in detail. So rather than hashing out her autobiography again, we instead had Laura on to tell us what she thinks we’re wrong about.

We were excited to have this conversation because Laura not only has a personal experience with AAP and a firm understanding of the sexology of gender dysphoria, but she was also in the ‘queer community’ in the late 90s and early 00s, which was when the butch to FtM floodgates had just begun to open.

We unfortunately didn’t have time to dig into each of Laura’s criticisms and we feel many warrant more discussion, so we plan to do a follow up episode to dig in in more detail. Tune in next week for that. Laura on Transparency:

Laura on Phil Illy:

How much of a role does internalized homophobia play in the decision to transition?

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy.

Just like Autoandrophilia, this episode does not exist. But please enjoy (or hate) it anyway.

The key to understanding the hypothesis put forward in this podcast, which is that autosexuality often causes homosexuality, lies in episodes 1 and 2. The podcast does not have to be listened to in full or in any order, but we do strongly recommend listening to 1, then 2, then jumping to any others that strike your fancy.