Author: Harvey Staub

I started out a little nothing on Twitter 5 years ago. I always had a love for research, writing, digging for the truth. My very first writing class in Queens College, after I wrote my first paper, my Professor wanted to talk to me after class. Before I even sit down in her office, she says to me: “You’re very talented.” I said thank you, I appreciate that, but I’m also a practical kid. I knew pursuing writing out of college wasn’t a guaranteed job, so I became a Pharmacist. Now, as a Pharmacist for 44 years and an owner for 30 years, I now can devote time to my passion. My very first threaded tweet on Twitter was a hit, about how Sonny Bono was murdered, because even as a kid, I never believed that story that he died by slamming into a tree while skiing. It got a great response on Twitter and motivated me to do more research and writing. I was suspended from Twitter, but I always wrote on paper before writing on Twitter, and kept all my writings. I developed Thawts.net and took almost a year to rewrite everything onto my site. Now, anything I write is new stuff and about any subject of my choice. I hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoy writing. Sincerely, Harvey Staub 👍🇺🇸

Transgendering. A medical racketeering organization out of control

Jamie Reed worked as a counselor/ case manager, to children in foster care, sexual minorities and the poor. She worked in one of the more than 100 pediatric gender clinics across the U.S.. She’s a 42 year old St. Louis native, a queer woman and politically to the left of Bernie Sanders. For almost 4… Continue reading Transgendering. A medical racketeering organization out of control

Chinese culture of emotional suppression

I could never understand about Chinese people, was their lack of facial expression, visible show of any emotions, therefore falsely concluding that the Chinese only feel comfortable, interacting with their own people. Well, it turns out this is a Chinese cultural thing…”staying neutral on my face when I’m very sad is a talent.” …showing emotions… Continue reading Chinese culture of emotional suppression