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originally posted by: JedemDasSeine
Media viruses are contagious.
I wonder how many gender exchanges can be found in the royal family.
Anyway, we all see the pattern and this kind of information should be another wake-up call for all of us to encourage to be closer to our kids. Raising kids properly is a very hard job.
A lot of pedagogical ideas that fly around these days are not just wrong, but hostile.
P.S. IMO, not only those kids need professional psychological/psychiatric help instead of surgery and drugs, but their parents, too. Moreover, perhaps in some cases parents even should be held accountable.
originally posted by: Dwoodward85
a reply to: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
I can explain why:
It's because we have people having children who aren't just trying to make their children think that they're in the wrong body but damn near demanding it. I've seen three kids at the school I work at talking about being in the wrong body and when I asked them why they felt like that or if they could explain what it means to them two of them have said the same thing (although not the same words) "Well Mum/Dad told me that's why I'm depressed" I can't talk them round because it's against the rules. Parents of a certain age see this as the ultimate goal I really do think that.
It should be banned for any children to go through any surgery (Transgender) until they age of sixteen (starting the tablets etc. about 13) allowing them time to adjust to the troubles of going through puberty when we all feel a little screwed up and confused about who we are and what we are. But it's all about "accepting people" rather than pointing out that you can't change your gender and that some people are just mentally ill rather than actually in the wrong body but the number is going to grow until we put the truth out and start explaining the reality.
originally posted by: LSU0408
In a few years when they all wake up and realize it's not as "trendy" as it used to be, they're gonna regret such a move.
originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
a reply to: audubon
I don't beliee I'm wrong.. no.
This stuff was never around as much as it is now. it's obviously down to it being the childs face either at school or on the net
originally posted by: JDmOKI
a reply to: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
How can anyone think kids this young are capable of making such a decision even with a professional. Kids have no idea who they are at that young and adults are pushing their beliefs on them.
It's almost the same as a deeply religious family pushing God on their children except worse.
originally posted by: JedemDasSeine
P.S. IMO, not only those kids need professional psychological/psychiatric help instead of surgery and drugs, but their parents, too. Moreover, perhaps in some cases parents even should be held accountable.
The Gender Identity Development Service is seen as a world leading centre for treatment of dysphoria.
It adopts a “staged model of care” to guard against children taking steps to change their sex and then regretting it.
Kids as young as three are offered counselling along with their parents when they first present at the clinic.
This can last for years.
originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
This was all stuff children never had to worry about or think about.