Trans Derangement Syndrome is sweeping through certain demographics, leaving its sufferers consumed by an obsessive, life-altering fixation. Can it be stopped?
What is Trans Derangement Syndrome?
Trans Derangement Syndrome (TDR) is a slow-onset disease that results in a total transformation of the sufferer’s personality into an insufferable bigot. One of the first symptoms is patients ‘just asking questions’ and talking about ‘basic biology’.
No contact with a trans person is necessary to contract TDR.
In fact, although research in this area is light, what there is points to the opposite being the case. A lack of exposure to real life trans people makes someone more likely to contract TDR, with contact acting as an anti-contaminant.
TDR is a condition which seems to mainly affect cis men and white cis women over 40. While others who fall outside those demographics can also be taken by this affliction, they are a minority.
Those who live comfortable lives also seem more likely to become infected, with delusions that they are somehow fighting a radical battle at great personal risk common amongst sufferers. The presence of mould in houses is also another link that should be explored further.
Although TDR seems to come from nowhere, it is a condition that lies dormant for most of the person’s life before erupting in an uncontrollable obsession with the genitals of other people.
It is often shocking for the loved ones of someone with TDR to realise how advanced the condition is by the time they become aware of it. In many cases, it is too late by that point.
The deterioration of their reasoning abilities is one of the more painful aspects to watch happen in a loved-one who has been infected with TDR, but its ability to hijack multiple areas of the brain is what should cause the most concern.
TDR sufferers in the advanced stages become unable to think about anything other than trans people, losing jobs and relationships as a result. It triggers the areas in the brain that allow humans to be cruel while a dangerous swelling occurs blocking out all reason.
Without intervention, total life destruction is 92% likely.
TDR is a relatively new condition and, as such, needs further study.