Psychiatrist: "Gender Ideology Destroys the Person and the Family"

Spanish psychiatrist Enrique Rojas unmasked on ElEspanol.com (December 22) the gender ideology. He is the director of the Spanish Psychiatric Institute in Madrid and is known for his work in the field of mental health, personal development and relationships. He is a Catholic but also a member of the shadowy Club of Rome, which is not particularly known for being a tangent to the Catholic Church. Main points.

• Willpower is the crown jewel of behavior. But how is it cultivated? Through small exercises in everyday life, doing not what you feel like doing, but what is best.

• The "woke" culture is an ideology that began in the Frankfurt School in 1965 and has three basic principles: Marxism, Freudian psychoanalysis and Nietzsche's ideas that God is dead.

• Sexuality has become a possibility of change where nature is denied. It is thought that one can change one's sex according to a certain emotivism.

• The worst thing about gender ideology is the destruction of the person and the family. … It is a fashion that will pass, but it will leave a terrible mark.

• The love relationship between two people and commitment means exclusivity [monogamy]. If it is not, it is an immature, fragile, brittle love.

• Hedonism, consumerism, permissiveness, and individualism form the quartet of "ease." It is butter without fat, wine without alcohol, man without substance.

• Only those who are free are able to commit themselves, and many people are entangled by an inventory of ties. Man becomes an immature being, subject to the whim of the moment, to the philosophy of the "I feel like it".

• We have a technically perfect and humanly broken society.

• Men fall in love by seeing (eye, beauty) and women by hearing (ear, flattery).

• Pornography addiction is worse than cocaine addiction. The person addicted to pornography can have withdrawal symptoms close to an anxiety or panic crisis.

• Absolute happiness does not exist, it only exists in the other neighborhood. We should expect a relative happiness and try to make the most of our lives.

• Happiness is an equation: results matched by expectations. We must moderate our expectations and not ask life for what it cannot give us.

• Happiness is an angle from which we look. I have a passion for Thomas More, who died in the Tower of London in 1535, at the time of Henry VIII. As he walked to the scaffold, he repeated: "I die happy because I die true to my ideals".

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