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Tricks, No Treats For Trans As Psychic Vampires Bleed Us Dry

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Psychic vampires, when you come into contact with them, don’t stand out in any physical way. Rather, they usually have magnetic personalities but can otherwise appear rather ordinary. They seek out vibrant, energetic, creative or hyper individuals or crowds of energetic people.

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This article appeared 4 year(s) before the theme reached its highest annual presence in the registered corpus in 2013.

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4 2004

8 2005

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29 2007

36 2008

21 2009

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71 2011

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127 2013

74 2014

15 2015

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23 2018

8 2019

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Transadvocate.com462
The TERFs47
Cristan’s Research34

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Transgender identity and history469
Law and civil rights255
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mkailey

39 publications · 7 inbound sources/citations