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Print December 9, 2021 19 comments

The Gender Factory

Beau Albrecht

3,008 words

Radical gender theory and its origins are long subjects, perhaps suitable for another tirade. Still, the basic concept is pretty simple. First, it completely decouples biological sex from gender. The term gender is used in a technical sense to denote the non-biological aspects associated with masculinity and femininity. However — so goes the theory — it’s really only a social construct. That, of course, is an Ivory Tower code phrase that could mean one of three things:

  • It’s infinitely malleable and therefore can (and should) be perfected by the correct social engineering;
  • It’s something imposed by society (get ready for a litany of complaints about oppressive traditional standards); or
  • It’s not really real.

Consequentially, masculinity and femininity have nothing to do with being biologically male or female. If anyone thinks otherwise, it’s all because we were programmed by Society to believe so.

Moreover, gender exists along a continuum, much like the Kinsey scale defines how committed of a 175er someone might be. One guy might smoke unfiltered cigs, chug bourbon straight from the bottle, and hunt musk oxen with a flint-tipped spear. Another guy might express his masculinity by wearing suspenders and a bra. It was already recognized that some women are butch and some men are effeminate, so the idea that gender is a continuum might not seem like such a radical idea.

According to the theory, however, gender is everything and biology is inconsequential. Therefore, men and women are defined not by chromosomes, hormones, or physiology, but rather by their personal subjective feelings. This part of the theory is indeed a radical idea, since it rejects objective reality. No standard of proof is needed, of course; no need to be a spoilsport! Besides, contradicting them makes them moan annoyingly, and they get their kicks by pretending they’re being persecuted.

Note that a sneaky trick has occurred. Before all this, “man” and “woman” were defined biologically, no matter how much they did or didn’t behave in a typically masculine or feminine manner. After radical gender theory, a man (in an unimportant biological sense) can be a woman (in the all-important sense of gender identity) simply by believing it is so. It also opened the door for making up new genders, which we’re supposed to pretend are just as valid as the biological categories of male and female.

On a side note, there are some societies that do classify one or more constituents of the GLBTQQIAOMGWTF fruit salad as a “third sex.” That much is scientifically inaccurate, arguably aside from rare cases of non-standard physiology. Such “third sex” classifications do tend to bolster the social construction argument. So that’s how it rolls in certain parts of the world. However, that doesn’t change the fact that our society can have standards of its own. (This tends to be forgotten by cultural relativists. These are the types who propose things like remodeling our society on some obscure South Pacific tribe whose customs they don’t really understand, and so forth.) Even if one finds arguments for the existence of a third sex convincing, it doesn’t necessarily follow that three dozen genders exist, or more.

That was only the beginning

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Since the ancient days, natural philosophers and scientists have recognized males and females. Lately, radical gender theory has created dozens more genders and sexual identities ex nihilo. They’ve greatly outdone Heavenly Father’s act of creating two sexes in the Garden of Eden. Take that, God! Still, it was after the Obergefell v. Hodges ruling that the transsexual/transgender fad kicked into high gear. This cleared the way for the activists and their enablers in the mainstream media to find some other social standard to deconstruct. We’ve got to keep moving the goalposts, or we can’t have a perpetual cultural revolution, now can we?

What else can we be now, beyond boring old women and men? Since two individual’s style of gender expression might differ infinitesimally, that means there’s no theoretical limit to how many genders there can be. Exciting, isn’t it? That’s good news, because being a woman trapped in a man’s body (in other words, an annoying twit) is almost old hat by now. Lately, new genders are being discovered as frequently as lawyers and judges have been discovering “penumbras” and “emanations” of the Constitution since the Warren Court. Then there are the genderfluid, who change their gender identity according to mood, as well as some even more obscure formulations such as “vibrosexual.” Basically, there are now an infinite number of ways to be an annoying twit!

It was only a matter of time before kids in public schools learned that they don’t have to be boring girls or boys any more. They could try on these made-up genders and sexual identities as if they were clothing fashions. This is what happens when education is controlled by government institutions in a top-down manner. The Leftist bureaucrats let their activist buddies write their curricula, and the propaganda gets pipelined down to public school classrooms across the country. The results are easy enough to see. Adolescents of the 1990s sometimes got body piercings and experimented with bisexuality, but lately the trendy rebelliousness might involve hormonal treatments and surgery with life-changing consequences. It’s only a matter of time before they grow up and realize what’s been done to them, and they’ll send an army of attorneys on the warpath after those who misled them.

The gender factory

Still, one might wonder: Is this stuff registered at the National Bureau of Standards? Does the patent office get applications for all these creative new genders? Is there any official information repository where this stuff is codified? Not really, but I’ve discovered a fountainhead for this type of inventiveness. Just as observatories discover stars never seen before, there is a place where new genders are announced to the world. Behold, the Nonbinary Wiki.

As one might expect, there is a list of nonbinary identities. These are, to-wit: agender, androgyne, bigender, bissu, boi, butch, demiboy, demigender, demigirl, fa’afafine, femme, genderfluid, genderflux, genderfuck, genderless, gender neutral, genderqueer, gendervague, graygender, hijra, māhū, maverique, neutrois, nonbinary, non-gendered, polygender, queer, third gender, transfeminine (my spell checker thinks this is a real word, but not the next for some reason), transmasculine, Two-Spirit, and X-gender. Many of these definitions are redundant, or differ from others only in a nit-picking manner, but I’ll have to give them credit for trying to be creative about saying the same thing. My fave is maverique:

Coined by Vesper H. (queerascat) in 2014. A specific nonbinary gender identity “characterized by autonomy and inner conviction regarding a sense of self that is entirely independent of male/masculinity, female/femininity or anything which derives from the two while still being neither without gender nor of a neutral gender.” In the 2016 Nonbinary/Genderqueer Survey, 12 of the respondents (0.39%) called themselves maverique. In the 2019 Worldwide Gender Census, 72 of the respondents (0.64%) said they were maverique or mavrique.

Ooh, how bold! What a daring way to deconstruct the gender binary and stick it to — well, whoever it is they’re trying to rebel against. So there were a dozen maveriques two years after this gender was invented, and three years later there were six dozen of them. That’s a remarkable increase in population. I wonder, where are they hiding all the pods?

Was this all? Hardly! Their list of uncommon nonbinary genders describes over 80 more. Here’s a cool one:

  • Name(s): Niveigender.
  • Origin: Coined in February 2020 by an anonymous user.
  • Meaning: “a snowy, chill gender that’s kinda soft. A light cover, also very soothing.” The adjective for describing a person with this gender is “nivalis.”
  • Keywords: snow, cold, winter, soft, soothing
  • Demographics: In the 2020 Gender Census, one respondent was niveigender.

Ooh, brrrr, all chill and wintery! Another evocative one is “systemfluid”:

  • Name(s): systemfluid, system fluid, system-fluid
  • Origin: [unknown]
  • Meaning: “When your system’s collective gender changes depending on who’s fronting, for systems and plural folk.”
  • Keywords: multiplicity, multiple systems, headmates, alters, DID
  • Demographics: In the 2020 Gender Census, six respondents were systemfluid. In the 2021 Gender Census, 25 respondents were systemfluid/system fluid.

The keywords are a tipoff that this is about people who have voices in their head, a pastime that’s growing in popularity for certain types of Leftists. The next definition is “systemgender,” a rather similar arrangement except that one’s gender identity is a sort of permanent consensus of the genders among one’s invisible friends. For the systemfluids and the systemgenders, this is one of the rare instances in which I’ll recommend Scientology; they perhaps could benefit from playing with e-meters to clear themselves of some body thetans.

Some of these made-up genders and sexual identities only report one or two members, much in contrast to the billions of men and women in the world. However, rarity is no problem; in fact, perhaps it makes them feel more like a special snowflake. None of this has anything to do with objective reality; we’re in the land of make-believe now.

A separate category is xenogender, which at the time of writing has 17 subcategories. (Some such as the frosty niveigender are included in the prior list, but not all.) One of the underlying themes of the xenogenders is that they’re too profound to understand. My alternative take is that they’re evidence that the trade in LSD hasn’t been suppressed completely. One particular subcategory is astralgender:

  • Name(s): Astralgender.
  • Origin: Astralgender’s original coining post can no longer be found. However, the term appears on a list of definitions published on Sep 6, 2015. Therefore, the term was created on or before that date.
  • Meaning: A gender that feels connected to space.
  • Keywords: nature, space, place, xenogender
  • Demographics: In the 2019 Worldwide Gender Census, one respondent said they were this. In the 2020 Gender Census, no respondents.

This definition has much in common with astrumgender and caelgender, and more loosely connects with contigender and cosmicgender. Back on Planet Earth, gender and the cosmos go together like fry sauce and algebra, but there I go being a spoilsport.

Among all the xenogenders, my all-time fave is catgender. I love those cute little furballs, and in fact my calico has been trying to help me write this article by repeatedly walking on the keyboard.

  • Name(s): Catgender, Felinegender, Kittygender, Kittengender, Meowgender, Mewgender.
  • Origin: “Catgender” as a nonbinary identity was in use by 2014, if not earlier.
  • Meaning: “A xenogender used by individuals who identify as/strongly connect with cats and felines.”
  • Keywords: cats, kittens, felines
  • Demographics: In the 2019 Gender Census, one respondent was catgender. In the 2020 Gender Census, one respondent. In the 2021 Gender Census, 80 people entered catgender as part of their identity words.

Cool deal; sign me up, and make that total 81! From now on, my pronoun is Chairman Meow.

This do-it-yourself gender stuff is pretty easy. Come up with some way of saying, “I don’t feel completely male or female.” If it’s synonymous or nearly identical with some preexisting formulation, that’s no problem. Then create a name for it, and it doesn’t matter how dorky or pretentious it is. If you like, you can create a symbol, imitating the Mars/Venus signs for male and female by using a big circle and maybe crosses and arrows for some design elements. As a bonus round, make up some pride flag to symbolize your unique way of being an annoying twit. Congratulations; now you’re a flaggot! Finally, announce the new gender to the interwebs, preferably from a Tumblr account.

Who are these squidlings?

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The Nonbinary Wiki has a fairly long list of nonbinary notables. (I know one of them; interesting character. I wrote about another one of them earlier.) What’s remarkable is that among what looks like a couple hundred entries, only eight of them predate modern times. Then sometime after Genesis P‑orridge came the deluge. Why is this so? The best explanation is that transgenderism has become a massive fad; that much is pretty obvious. I will, however, offer a couple of alternative explanations. Perhaps it’s part of a larger trend: a tremendous growth of First World problems. Either that, or there’s something in the water, and a lot of it.

Another hint is that most of the list consists of musicians, actors, drag queen performers, artists, cartoonists, and the like. (One is a professional skateboarder, though I’m not sure where the money is in that particular career.) Although it could be explicable because 175ers tend to be overrepresented in such pursuits, there’s something more going on. These are the world’s most famous soi-disant nonbinaries, yet only a couple of mid-grade pop divas have much name recognition. Therefore, most of them aren’t very notable after all; D-list actors, starving artists, obscure musicians, and other types who might be clamoring for recognition. Putting all of it together, it screams “publicity stunt.”

Unfortunately for them, they’re a little late to the party. Claiming a made-up gender is hardly a unique shtick these days, and no longer comes with a bonus fifteen minutes of fame. It’s the same problem with several of the musicians of the 1980s and 1990s who flaunted bisexuality; eventually, that stuff stopped being rebellious. Even getting one’s face pierced up like a pincushion is old hat. It’s anyone’s guess what will be next in the shock-value arms race for the poseurs of tomorrow who will be starving for attention.

For nonbinaries who aren’t on that list and aren’t even wannabe celebrities, the motivation is the same. They’re attention harlots, too. Declaring some weird new gender is one way for ordinary schlubs to try to stand out in Clown World. Of course, the more constructive path to social status is to make something of themselves, become respectable, and maybe even do great deeds — but all that’s hard work!

But how do you say “genderfluid” in Klingon?

Another feature of the Nonbinary Wiki is a section of language glossaries, 23 of them at present. Some of these languages already had a term or two for people occupying some part or another of the GLBTQQIAOMGWTF fruit salad. However, most words are from recent times, after this radical gender theory mania started overtaking the world like mold spreading through a loaf of bread.

These new coinages are usually literal translations of some existing term, or phonetic borrowings. Japanese has many of the latter, for example chesuto baindaa (chest binder, a tight wrapping to hide sweater puppies) and pakkingu poochi (packing pouch, to cure penis envy), which are fashion accessories for Female-To-Male transsexuals. Then there are several other terms like kuesuchoningu (questioning, the second “Q” in GLBTQQIAOMGWTF), toransugendaa (transgender), jendaa aidentiti (gender identity), etc. In the long history of the Japanese language, they apparently never contemplated this silliness enough to create preexisting terms. In other languages as well, usually the translations and borrowings are from English. Therefore, the extensive vocabulary of this new form of mass delusion is a rather embarrassing cultural export of ours.

There are some exceptions. One non-English loan word is hidźra in Polish, which comes from hijra in Hindi which is basically a desi ladyboy. (I’m not sure what they’d be doing in Poland; that’s not where they belong.) Gnéaschlaonadh means “sexual orientation” in Gaelic; helpful for those seeking gay licks. In Welsh, cydryweddol means “cisgender.” Anyway, these languages don’t need more genders; they need more vowels.

What a nothingburger!

Was any of that stuff enlightening? I didn’t think so, either. The book Liberalism: Find a Cure really had a point with the following:

Or maybe what would have been a fleeting curiosity by a few isolated mentally unstable individuals has been given a breeding ground since different people with the same bizarre fetishes and delusions can now connect with each other through the Internet, and instead of having friends who would discourage these kinds of abnormalities, they find strangers half way across the country who share in their madness and foment it.

As one of the above-mentioned breeding grounds, the Nonbinary Wiki is indeed a fountainhead for utter silliness. Again, this “my gender is a cosmic baloney sandwich” business is orders of magnitude beyond the “woman trapped in a man’s body” stuff from back when Magnus Hirschfeld and Arthur Kronfeld were getting this stuff started.

Indeed, this gender-bending mania is no longer about the relatively tiny fraction of people who have some biological condition that would lead to gender confusion. (It’s proper to have compassion for them, though this does not extend to rearranging society.) After a certain point, it isn’t even about enabling a fashionable mental illness of the much larger category of people with nothing biologically wrong with them. Lately, it’s a trendy way to be a rebel without a clue; as Jonah Goldberg put it, “the teeming ranks of idiots, morons, malcontents, and avant-garde sophisticates who have nothing better to do than wear dresses.” Taking on a made-up gender provides the frisson of doing something edgy and transgressive while opposing only sensibility and good taste. Cheap rebellion such as this is like a roller coaster ride; it has the thrill of danger without any of the real risks that come from displeasing the Powers-That-Be, and it doesn’t get anyone anywhere other than going around in circles.

What are we to make of all that feverish mental masturbation, announcing new genders and sexual identities at a breathtaking pace? What a thing for them to obsess about while society is entering a “shit hits the fan” scenario. They’re certainly not the only Leftists who failed to notice that a gaggle of greedy globalists is feverishly trying to consolidate power while intending to make everyone else their peasants. If this gang gets what they want, then the radical gender theorists will have plenty of time to contemplate their pronouns while they’re eating bugs and living in a pod.

This wouldn’t be the first time that the wheels were coming off the bus, and a suitable response to the great crisis was utterly lacking. This is reminiscent of a complaint heard during the final days of China’s Song Dynasty: scholars were debating the fine points of calligraphy while the Mongols were invading. The difference between then and now is that Chinese calligraphy is much more culturally important to the world than neurotic nonbinary nonsense.

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19 comments

  1. Douglas Mercer says:
    December 9, 2021 at 5:38 am

    The reason they are so insistent that biological sex is fictional is that they know that Nature herself is their mortal enemy, and therefore they want to abolish Nature — and abolish human nature. If nothing is “normative” or natural, then “anything goes”; if human nature is infinitely malleable and plastic then there will be no limits to the psychological conditioning of the population.   Therefore, there will be, and can be, no limit to their tyranny.

     

    1. Beau Albrecht says:
      December 9, 2021 at 10:48 am

      Indeed, it’s a common leftist fault to expect everything to conform to their theory, including nature itself.  That’s why their programs and social engineering projects work so badly.

       

  2. Lee says:
    December 9, 2021 at 7:24 am

    I’ve been a fan of Throbbing Gristle for quite some time, and when Genesis P-Orridge decided he was no longer a dude I was initially shocked but then it really came as no surprise.  The guy was a total lunatic and a narcissist after all.  What was disappointing and annoying was every article I saw about him after his death had about three paragraphs about COUM/Throbbing Gristle and Psychic T.V. and twenty about him growing tits and putting on horrible makeup.

    I’d highly recommend to any Throbbing Gristle fans out there to read Art Sex Music by Cosey Fanni Tutti.

     

    1. Beau Albrecht says:
      December 9, 2021 at 10:44 am

      How is it from a musical perspective?  I’ve been mildly curious but never had a chance to get into it.

       

      1. Lee says:
        December 9, 2021 at 11:20 am

        Dark, transgressive, challenging, noisy, beautiful, disturbing, polarizing, often times all at once.  Certainly not for everyone.  They’re regarded as the first industrial band, but miles away from what most would consider industrial.  I’d say more avant garde experimental electronic.  Some songs most people wouldn’t even consider music, others are very danceable, some are more like field recording sound collages and some are even pretty.  I absolutely hated them the first time I heard them.  But once you hear them it sticks in the back of your mind and you just need to hear more.  As a quick intro, I’d suggest the songs 20 Jazz Funk Greats, Catholic Sex, Exotic Functions, Oltre La Morte, Hamburger Lady and Discipline as representative of what they have to offer.  Every one of their albums are fantastic, if you can get into this sort of thing.

         

      2. James Kirkpatrick says:
        December 9, 2021 at 12:26 pm

        I never really got into TB, but have liked Psychic TV since first hearing them (“Just Drifting” was my introduction); not so much the dance stuff, but the melancholic/psychedelic songs.  He was capable of writing lovely, hooky, melodic music.

        This is a sampling of the ones that do it for me:

        Just Drifting (for Caresse)

        White Nights

        Just Like Arcadia

        Godstar

        The poor guy just seems to have been the casualty of an insatiable desire to outdo himself.

        I’ll definitely be checking out Art Sex Music, btw.  Thanks, Lee, for the recommendation.

         

         

        1. Lee says:
          December 9, 2021 at 1:03 pm

          I was just reading a bit ago that the book is being made into a biopic film that is currently in development.  Should be interesting to see the casting choices.  The book was a real page turner and Cosey is very frank about their history and relationships.  You will walk away thinking “Man, Genesis was a fucking dick.”

           

          1. James Kirkpatrick says:
            December 9, 2021 at 2:30 pm

            I’m prepared to conclude just that, and not be surprised about it.  Usually I can’t appreciate music from a douche, so we’ll see how this affects me.

            I ordered Tutti’s book through the library.  Looking forward to it!

             

    2. James J. O'Meara says:
      December 9, 2021 at 1:25 pm

      He lost me even before then, when he took a million or so dollars of a settlement (against Steven Albini? Someone who caused a fire that led to him jumping out a window and breaking his arm) and used it to have all his teeth drilled down and capped with gold for a “art project” called Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. As a lifelong dentist-phobe I found this far more revolting than his subsequent gender fucking.

      Interesting ideas and music, from time to time.

       

      1. James Kirkpatrick says:
        December 9, 2021 at 2:32 pm

        Lol.  That is at once the most pathetic and hilarious thing I’ve heard all day.

        (Not your dental phobia–that’s perfectly reasonable, IMHO.)

        1. Captain John Charity Spring MA says:
          December 9, 2021 at 4:20 pm

          Cosi was pretty hot.

           

  3. Alexandra says:
    December 9, 2021 at 5:24 pm

    I wonder if authors who write romance novels, or just romantic scenes in otherwise dramatic situations of ‘normal’ people, have to shift their psyche from male to female and vice versa when they are entering the romantic scope of the novel?  As a reader, I can fill in words not spoken, and romantic situations fleshed out more so in my head than on the paper.  I guess that is called daydreaming — but does the author or the reader shift their sexual proclivity while day dreaming?  I have to say, I think everyone does that in a way, while reading a novel or seeing a motion picture.  But, hopefully it doesn’t remain changed.  When I was a young girl from about 8 to 12, I was ‘in love’ with cowboys and horses and life on the range.  I was too young to think of sex at that time, and just imagined riding over beautiful scenery out west with them.  I wished I could be a cowgirl, but certainly not a cowboy.  Annie Oakley, Calamity Jane, etc. Since those movies and stories aren’t made anymore, cowboys have disappeared from our dreams.  And heaven only know what is replacing those innocent dreams today, when early teens are seriously thinking of having their breasts or genitals surgically removed!  And other nutcases are cheering them on.  Good grief!

     

    1. Traddles says:
      December 10, 2021 at 4:58 am

      I too can remember a childhood when things weren’t nearly as hyper-sexualized as they are now.  There were so many interesting, fun things to explore for children.  Am I  talking like an old fogey?  Michael Anton, in a very good recent essay, makes the following point:

      “An odd feature of our time is the coupling of mass hyper-sexualization with mass barrenness.”

      Anton argues that in many ways, we’re facing unprecedented situations….  https://newcriterion.com/issues/2021/12/unprecedented

       

      1. Vehmgericht says:
        December 10, 2021 at 6:42 am

        That New Criterion piece is remarkable: thank you for drawing my attention to it. Even a few years ago one could not imagine a mainstream elite publication engaging with a set of ideas that bears the hallmark of the dissident right. The Left itself has accomplished this for us, through its intolerant departure from fair play and common sense. Indeed this is most clearly evidenced by their ‘genderqueer’ nonsense, which lies far beyond the equable acceptance of homosexuals — and (as the ‘TERFs’ correctly point out) is even contrary to it! So let us once more recall the adage of Napoleon not to interrupt one’s enemy when he is making a mistake — it is bad manners!

         

  4. Traddles says:
    December 10, 2021 at 9:28 am

    “That New Criterion piece is remarkable: thank you for drawing my attention to it.”

    Yes, very remarkable!  You’re welcome, and I encourage everyone to read it.

    Even though The New Criterion has been pretty Neocon-ish, I had continued to go there occasionally for some articles on art and literature that weren’t bad.  I was very surprised to see Michael Anton there, who has been relatively forthright and sensible.  For those who haven’t read his essay yet, he condemns very clearly and effectively The Great Replacement, “the deification of George Floyd,” the promotion of ugliness, anti-white hatred, the aforementioned hypersexuality, “our fake economy,” “BLM hordes and Antifa predators,” and “the serial humiliations inflicted on our people by its ruling class.”  It’s a real tour de force.  Anton considers all of these insane developments in the context of history, and remarks on how unprecedented so much of it seems to be, especially as it is being used in combination by a ruling class against its own people.

    Has anything like that been allowed to appear in a so-called “conservative” publication for several years?!  It’s a sign of hope, not necessarily that those publications will all see the light, but that more readers will be confronted with the truth.

     

    1. La-Z-Man says:
      December 10, 2021 at 11:07 am

      From the conservative Inc. Crowd I consider Anton to be a cut above. I would put him in the category of Tucker. Darren Beattie is another. I do like all I have heard and read from Pedro Gonzalez, a rare Hispanic ally in the right wing, a very cool, reasoned and articulate fellow.

       

      1. Traddles says:
        December 10, 2021 at 3:20 pm

        Yes, I agree about all four of them.  I have found Beattie’s Revolver site at revolver.news to be pretty good.  I guess “news aggregate” is the correct term for it.

        And my apologies to Vehmgericht.  I meant to place my earlier reply directly to him, but I somehow placed it out of whack.

         

  5. Shift says:
    December 12, 2021 at 12:51 am

    Years from now the young people of today will be saying, “I can remember when there were only seven genders.”

     

  6. Williams says:
    January 4, 2022 at 3:31 pm

    Much of it is youths wanting to be unique, rebellious and creating new trends. Much of history is littered with dumb youth trends we can roll our eyes a few decades later – as will inevitably occur here.  Some of it will remain and be the purview of the sort of folks who enjoy post-structuralism and semiotics and fancy themselves innovators.

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