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originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: In4ormant
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: Annee
Annee by evolving im essentially saying the same thing. A individual belief Versus a church enforced or approved one. the catholic church hates it when people stop going to mass and all and instead study th e book themselves.
teh RUlership of th e church is dying yes but not individual beliefs.
@ informant. They didnt get the surgery though and were just taking hormones. SO technically they didnt transistion UNTIL they get old enough to get the surgery.
Letting a 5th grader make that decision and the parents allowing hormone therapy is mind boggling.
What decision? They cant get SURGERY until they are essentially GROWN UP. And can be ruled to be of sound mind to do so. they just dont let you get the surgery at that age. its too risky.
Also PARENTS make decisions for kids all the time. It smind boggling how people cannot mind their own damn business.
And you psychos think they can make a decision on their gender and actually advocate parents pumping them full of hormones????
originally posted by: In4ormant
And you psychos think they can make a decision on their gender and actually advocate parents pumping them full of hormones????
You should all be jailed.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: In4ormant
And you psychos think they can make a decision on their gender and actually advocate parents pumping them full of hormones????
Two year olds are given puberty blocking treatments? Why?
Do you have a source for that?
1. Parents shouldn't decide to give kid's hormones to alter themselves at any age.
And, at 2, no medical intervention is used.
2.kids at 2 can't eat pea soup without half choking to death and can't DECIDE they are not the right sex.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: In4ormant
1. Parents shouldn't decide to give kid's hormones to alter themselves at any age.
What decisions should parents make? Is it ok for them to decide whether or not to vaccinate them?
And, at 2, no medical intervention is used.
2.kids at 2 can't eat pea soup without half choking to death and can't DECIDE they are not the right sex.
originally posted by: In4ormant
a reply to: Freija
Go find a boy who says he wants to be Dora the Explorer and convince his parents to give em hormones. I think you just want company.
originally posted by: In4ormant
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: In4ormant
1. Parents shouldn't decide to give kid's hormones to alter themselves at any age.
What decisions should parents make? Is it ok for them to decide whether or not to vaccinate them?
And, at 2, no medical intervention is used.
2.kids at 2 can't eat pea soup without half choking to death and can't DECIDE they are not the right sex.
The article referenced that kids at age 2 can be identified as transgenders.
If you advocate that your an idiot Phage.
How early might a child express gender identity out loud?
We have heard reports as early as when their kids start talking, as soon as they could say words like girl and boy. So a lot of parents say 18 months, 2 years.
PART 2: Parents didn't think much of it, so they thought, “Oh, my kid doesn't know what the words ‘girl’ and ‘boy’ mean, or I couldn't figure out why my kid wanted to wear high heels or dresses.”
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: In4ormant
The article referenced that kids at age 2 can be identified as transgenders. If you advocate that your an idiot Phage.
What is there to advocate?
It's "you're", btw.
There's very little data on children who have fully socially transitioned, says Kristina Olson, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Washington. Olson got interested in the subject when a friend's 10-year-old was transitioning from male to female. Olson knew attitudes about transgender people were changing, both in society and in science.
"Forty years ago everyone considered this to be a pathology," Olson says. It was considered a "gender identity disorder" until 2013, when it was changed to "gender dysphoria" in the fifth edition of the DSM, the diagnostic manual for mental health.
So Olson decided to do her own study looking at families who are supporting their child's decision to live as a gender different from their biological sex. The study, published in the March issue of Pediatrics, looked at the mental health of 73 transgender children between ages 3 and 12. What it found was strikingly different from other research. www.npr.org...