It's a fantastic bit of irony isn't it? A young teen who is not sexually attracted to females decides that his entire raison d'etre and life quest revolves around his need to be acknowledged as a homosexual. This suggests some form of narcissism in my lexicon on mental health. And the irony is that his sense of freedom and personal identity hinges upon imposing his will upon everyone on the planet who doesn't agree with his outlook. He believes that by controlling all other humans on the planet--he then gets the version of human life he deems as worthy of his manifesto; thereby annihilating the freedoms and identity choices of everyone who doesn't agree with his philosophy. Yuval is nothing less than a dictator who is a self-serving egocentric man in need of serious therapy.
It's a fantastic bit of irony isn't it? A young teen who is not sexually attracted to females decides that his entire raison d'etre and life quest revolves around his need to be acknowledged as a homosexual. This suggests some form of narcissism in my lexicon on mental health. And the irony is that his sense of freedom and personal identity hinges upon imposing his will upon everyone on the planet who doesn't agree with his outlook. He believes that by controlling all other humans on the planet--he then gets the version of human life he deems as worthy of his manifesto; thereby annihilating the freedoms and identity choices of everyone who doesn't agree with his philosophy. Yuval is nothing less than a dictator who is a self-serving egocentric man in need of serious therapy.