Multiple Sclerosis video features transwoman's anecdote of getting an erection

Ignore my last post, you were referring to the man on the right. Just one man.

I didn't take much notice of the interviewer. But several posters above say that this was actually another man.

That explains why the interview was so very 'off'. It was just two blokes making coarse jokes at the expense of a young woman.

I watched it before the original link was taken down. As a parent of a vulnerable child with SEN who has interactions with Ed Psychs, it makes my blood run cold to see a person in this profession (or any profession where dealing with children is part of their job) take pleasure in publicly discussing their sexual arousal. How is this okay?

Why would you think there's been any online abuse?

Sargeant isn't on very limited social media like a lot of transwomen in senior positions. Unlike most women in senior positions though, his LinkedIn profile is an anime character.
He has a lot of name checking on Twitter for fine and upstanding work on trans children though

mstrust.org.uk/get-involved/ms-awareness-week the link is still broken here where Sargeant is one of two experts they talk to on the podcast.

Ah, thank you for trying @ArabeIIaScott

It's interesting that they've put it back up without the section in question but with no commentary on why it's changed @EmotionalwreckMSer

Hopefully there is an archived copy somewhere and someone who can do a spot the difference compilation. That would be quite a talking point.

I haven't watched it but I would hope that nobody (Cora or anyone else) has received any abuse. Debate and challenging questions, yes but abuse no. Yes, that's a naively utopian view of online life 😁

I think Southampton Uni have removed Cora's contact details?

I hope this means they are aware.

But I also hope Cora has not received any abuse.

I hope Cora is aware that it's been cut and why.

No acknowledgment, they took down the original video after it got highlighted here, took out the totally inappropriate funny story, posted it again and so far not a peep. Almost like it never happened 🤔

I'm glad they've at least acknowledged how inappropriate that was.

Sorry, Bonfire. It didn't take. Maybe someone else got it.

The video is back, but they have cut out the funny story at about 55 min. New link

I tried to but gave up - pc issues. Hold on, will see if I got any of it.

Yeah. Just watched it. That creep with his big hands and his Adams apple can fuck off.

its the same one, but they clipped out the “funny” story at round 55min

It's either a new one up or they are running it again. I'll watch it later. I rely so much on the MS Trust. The creep is still on it. If it's still got this shit, I will kick off.

Cora Sergeant is regulated by the Health Care Professional Council.

I'm not sure how this would sit with professional conduct? This would be true for any man who talked like this publically.

I also hope Cora's colleague's are aware of these concerns given he works with young women.

I wonder if anyone archived it before it got taken down 🤞🤞
I didn't get chance to see it but from the OP's post and other comments, it sounds like it would be a very useful way to demonstrate the removal of personal boundaries where the unwitting involvement of a nurse in a GAP (please rearrange the acronym) fetish is what a charity would like to be known for. Sounds pretty grim.

The Ed psychologist was the Southampton university woman?

And the 'Educational Psychologist' was smiling and nodding along with this man, as he recounted his growing excitement at being in a small space with an attractive young nurse.

If anyone ever doubted that Autogynephiles were a Thing, this video should have made their existence crystal clear.

Presumably our Watchers have reported our interest, hence the video now being made private.

This. The video appears to have gone but the only possible reason to recount this experience is to intimidate and bully. What possible other reason could there be? Again using unconsenting women as props.

Links don't work for me? Has it been taken down?

If you want to convince everyone that you're a woman, and you feel like a woman inside and out (and this person does pass better than a lot of trans women), then why would you want to share with the world a story that serves only to remind people that you're male?

Agree

I signed up for this live stream because I am struggling with my emotions due to MS. I was expecting, and hoping, that I would come away with at least one tip to help me deal with this symptom, that at times is out of control, but there is no other readily available treatment for.

I was disappointed that an example only 49% of the population, less if you factor in fewer men are diagnosed with MS, when I got to this part. How exclusionary and entitled of him! There are so many other embarrassing symptoms affecting both sexes that could’ve been used as an example. Both sexes will experience bladder and bowel issues, these will often cause humiliating experience. Why not find a “Funny“ anecdote about b&b dysfunction rather than penis?

I am pleased to see the MS trust have taken the video down.