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Transgender at age 6 ? Good parenting or flat out child abuse.
- Thread starter The Violator
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Dostradamas
RCC Addict
I can relate.
I have a friend that was never going to be a parent due to a nasty trampoline accident, he has 2 "miracle" children.
JeremyH
I wanna be Dave
Do they look like the mailman?
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Dostradamas
RCC Addict
The second could easily be the random sperm donor baby.
The first though (sadly) looks & acts just like Dad.:lmao:
bigstu
RCC Addict
I have two thoughts.
#1, do you know what kind of life you are setting that child up for? Can you imagine the amount of teasing and akwardness this child will go through. Drugs to block puberty and cause them to physically change, OMG. Frankly, I'd rather be a girl/woman than have to go through that pain. The child wants to be a boy at 6? What younger brother hasn't had their sister put makeup and a dress on them. And what girl hasn't played basketball, football, or hotwheels with their brother. And you guys make a great point, if you can't decide what underoos (superman or spiderman) to wear to school that day, do you really think they can decide something that impacts THE REST OF THEIR LIFE... Hello.. McFly.... Anyone home?
Parents, put down the phones, stop texting eachother, TALK TO EACHOTHER, and for god sakes, DO YOUR JOB. Be a parent. Guide that child. Teach them humility, compassion, decency, honesty, suffering, service, and LOVE. Teach them to be a good person and a member of society that does something good for the world. Not someone that says I'm special because I chose to be when I was 6...
#2, is google going to block this post. Sorry, had to do it. I'll put my spoon away now, because I am sure I have stirred it up a little more. LOL..
#1, do you know what kind of life you are setting that child up for? Can you imagine the amount of teasing and akwardness this child will go through. Drugs to block puberty and cause them to physically change, OMG. Frankly, I'd rather be a girl/woman than have to go through that pain. The child wants to be a boy at 6? What younger brother hasn't had their sister put makeup and a dress on them. And what girl hasn't played basketball, football, or hotwheels with their brother. And you guys make a great point, if you can't decide what underoos (superman or spiderman) to wear to school that day, do you really think they can decide something that impacts THE REST OF THEIR LIFE... Hello.. McFly.... Anyone home?
Parents, put down the phones, stop texting eachother, TALK TO EACHOTHER, and for god sakes, DO YOUR JOB. Be a parent. Guide that child. Teach them humility, compassion, decency, honesty, suffering, service, and LOVE. Teach them to be a good person and a member of society that does something good for the world. Not someone that says I'm special because I chose to be when I was 6...
#2, is google going to block this post. Sorry, had to do it. I'll put my spoon away now, because I am sure I have stirred it up a little more. LOL..
cody426
Pebble Pounder
My lil sis is now my lil brother... wasn't like that as a kid but I knew my entire life she was uncomfortable with herself, I just figured she would be gay as an adult. My parents knew as well I think, they didn't try to force her to dress up like a girl or do cheer leading or anything like that. They let her live her life and make her own decisions but raised her as they would any of the other children. When she turned 18 and she started talking about it they assisted her with paying for the meds and doctors visits to confirm if she was Transgender or not. She now lives life as a successful 26 year old male and is happier than she has been her whole life.
I am not a parent, and I don't know that it is abuse, but I think the parents are doing it wrong. After seeing how my parents handled it with my sister (errr... brother. Hard to get used to) I think they did it right, let her get to know herself as an adult and if she still insists, so be it. I even thought 18 was a little to young, but honestly she (He) is a happy, confident person and I am thrilled for that.
I am not a parent, and I don't know that it is abuse, but I think the parents are doing it wrong. After seeing how my parents handled it with my sister (errr... brother. Hard to get used to) I think they did it right, let her get to know herself as an adult and if she still insists, so be it. I even thought 18 was a little to young, but honestly she (He) is a happy, confident person and I am thrilled for that.
