Posted on 06/02/2015 7:37:02 PM PDT by PROCON
Full Title: Becoming disabled by choice, not chance: Transabled people feel like impostors in their fully working bodies
OTTAWA When he cut off his right arm with a very sharp power tool, a man who now calls himself One Hand Jason let everyone believe it was an accident.
But he had for months tried different means of cutting and crushing the limb that never quite felt like his own, training himself on first aid so he wouldnt bleed to death, even practicing on animal parts sourced from a butcher.
My goal was to get the job done with no hope of reconstruction or re-attachment, and I wanted some method that I could actually bring myself to do, he told the body modification website ModBlog.
His goal was to become disabled.
People like Jason have been classified as transabled feeling like imposters in their bodies, their arms and legs in full working order.
We define transability as the desire or the need for a person identified as able-bodied by other people to transform his or her body to obtain a physical impairment, says Alexandre Baril, a Quebec born academic who will present on transability at this weeks Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities at the University of Ottawa.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.nationalpost.com ...
Have you considered demonic possession?
We could bring that comment over to the Religion thread, with hundreds of follow-up comments.
As a Christian, I know all this perversion is sponsored by the devil.
He's cackling and having a grand old time here in America, and elsewhere.
This must be Bruce Jenner’s problem. He never felt like that appendage belonged to him.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apotemnophilia
This is NOT new. There is a history of this. It seems to be an imprinting process. Many cases of children seeing a amputee at a certain point of life.
“Any idea who has the Canadian Ping list?”
Amputee fetishism
http://www.bionity.com/en/encyclopedia/Amputee_fetishism.html

Canada Ping!
A life time of benefits? That’s the real motive.
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