Transgender Man....gives birth to baby

a reply to: kaylaluv

Pitty a world where we remove all the stereotypes from society.

Be as well removing all the warning labels really and letting stupidity run its course.

Keep in mind that oversimplified images or stereotypes serve a purpose and quite frankly are how a lot of people learn to discern differences, with further understanding coming later should the person possess half a brain.

Stereotypes are not necessarily the problem, profiling through well that's a whole nother matter.

a reply to: andy06shake

I pity a world where children are spanked and punished and forced to dress and look like a specific gender, when they express a real need not to. Because that’s what happens to a lot of children with gender dysphoria. It’s stressful and painful.

a reply to: kaylaluv

I spank(on the arse or back of leg) and punish my weans all the time, i also love and cherish the little gits beyond belief.

But spare the rod and spoil the child certainly applies.

Fact is kids require discipline as much as they do love and affection.

And that's just the way the cookie crumbles.

a reply to: andy06shake

I never hit my son once in his childhood.
I did offer him out for a fight once when he was 17 and being a prick though, but we both ended up crying and hugging each other saying 'I don't want to hit you' lol

a reply to: kaylaluv

Sigh.....from the links you refuse to read because you just saying so, doesnt make it so. Almost like saying you are a female doesnt make you a female if you were born with a penis.


"MORE than 800 children have been given drugs on the NHS which delay the onset of puberty to help them have sex change operations in the future"
"The lower age limit of 16 was scrapped in 2014 meaning any child in the early stages of puberty with gender dysphoria can now be considered for treatment - meaning some children as young as 10 are eligible."
www.express.co.uk...

"Since 2012, the hospital's gender service has experienced an exponential increase in demand."

"They include children as young as three, upset about being forced to wear certain clothes to kindergarten, and some teenagers who seek help alone because they are worried what their parents might think."

Parents are taking 3-10 year olds to gender re-assignment centers because they would rather seek a pill for their 'ism, than cope with the situation and let it run it's course.

www.stuff.co.nz...


Not only that, but consent has been removed in many countries, meaning these medical experimentations can take place without parental consent for their minor children.

a reply to: andy06shake

I pray your children never have gender dysphoria. Their risk of suicide due to depression will be exponentially higher from not being understood, and being forced to be what they are not. Like this teen:

www.dailymail.co.uk... er-highway.html

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

Same here, but we had a few close calls when I caught his arse up at 3am playing world of warcraft on a skool nite.

My mom used to tell my teachers to whoop my rear if I stepped out of line!

a reply to: lakenheath24

10 year olds are not being given hormones. Hormone blockers are not hormones. Hormone blockers are totally reversible, meaning as soon as you stop taking them, puberty happens normally. Hormone blockers are not new, meaning they have been given to children suffering from early puberty for quite a while now.

3 year olds are not given hormones, nor are they given hormone blockers.

Please stop spreading disinformation.

a reply to: lakenheath24

Suffering from gender dysphoria is not “stepping out of line”.

a reply to: kaylaluv

I'm probably ok mate my kids get into trouble for the likes of throwing stones at cars, digging holes into the next door neighbors garden, and peeing in the bushes.

My boy kens he's a lad to be sure and he is 5.

My girls into crap like "One Direction" and or whatever the equivalence is these days, makeup, clothes, music, something called Roblox, and definitely likes boys, too much for my liking, and shes 11.

So far no alarm bells are ringing, and here is hoping they don't as life is hard enough really without complicating matters more than they need to be.

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

Sounds like a solid relationship.

a reply to: lakenheath24

Lol, we had the cane at school in my days, I'd always eyeball the teacher caning me so I'd usually get an extra lash or two for my insolence.
I remember me and a mate had a fight and both had to get caned by the deputy headmaster, I asked him "Sir, don't you think it's odd that you are using physical violence against me and John to punish us for using violence against each other?"
I had a # load of lashes, my hand was well sore for a while

a reply to: kaylaluv

Are you a professional in the field of Trans people. If so provide a link refuting my link. If not, stop spreading your opinion like they are facts.


And please learn what "context" means when involving yourself in a conversation. I was replying to another poster about a completely different subject when I mentioned stepping out of line.

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

Oh snap, I had a proper paddle with holes drilled in it. I'm not sure which would hurt worse though! LOL
Honestly, I would rather have a whack than a talkin too. That was waaaay more painful!

a reply to: andy06shake

I STILL pee in the bushes!
I think a lot of parents are far to quick to give out drugs and therapy instead of being strong and talking things out for awhile BEFORE hand.

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: andy06shake

I pity a world where children are spanked and punished and forced to dress and look like a specific gender, when they express a real need not to. Because that’s what happens to a lot of children with gender dysphoria. It’s stressful and painful.

lol
kinda like how when i was 5 they had to drag me out of the sand box naked and forced me into underwear and kindergarten

a reply to: lakenheath24

"I STILL pee in the bushes!"

LoL

Me to, generally because there is not a public toilet to be found that does not want £1 for the luxury of my arse.

Just be careful as apparently, it can land you on all the wrong lists these days.

Weans are like any other situation, you deal with them as the needs arise and/or situation dictates, and if you are a good parent, then that should be enough really.

originally posted by: lakenheath24
a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

Oh snap, I had a proper paddle with holes drilled in it. I'm not sure which would hurt worse though! LOL
Honestly, I would rather have a whack than a talkin too. That was waaaay more painful!

Lol, to be honest, canings and corporal punishment was stopped in my high school years but they still gave it as an option instead of phoning your parents. Everyone took the cane, last thing you wanted was your Mam shouting at you!
Cane was quick, easy street.

a reply to: lakenheath24

The World Professional Association for Transgender Health has published standards of care (WPATH SOC version 7) that all physical and mental health care providers should use when treating transgender and gender nonconforming youth. The WPATH SOC-7 outlines several gender-affirmative interventions that can help reduce youth’s gender dysphoria. Children and adolescents may choose to socially transition to live in their affirmed gender by changing their name, the pronouns they use, or their appearance (e.g., clothing, hairstyle). Secondly, some young adolescents may decide with their parents and doctors to take medications to suppress their pubertal development. This reversible medical intervention halts the development of physical characteristics that may be distressing for transgender and gender nonconforming youth (e.g., facial hair, breasts, deepening voice). Lastly, older adolescents—typically around age 16—may be eligible for gender-affirmative hormone therapy. Hormone therapy involves taking either estrogen or testosterone, which leads to significant physical changes that help transgender and gender nonconforming youths’ body match their gender identity. Some of these physical changes are permanent, though others may revert if youth stop hormone therapy. Surgical interventions are generally not recommended until age 18, except under certain circumstances.

effectivechildtherapy.org...

Let me summarize that paragraph for you:

Young children (like 3 year olds) showing signs of gender dysphoria are recommended to change things like clothing, hair, name.

Some adolescent children (like 10-14 year olds) showing signs of gender dysphoria may be eligible for medications to block the hormonal effects of puberty, temporarily (this is reversible). It gives them more time to make the decision whether or not to move forward with the more permanent effects of hormones.

Older teens (like 16 year olds) may be eligible for hormone therapy, if they still show signs of gender dysphoria.

a reply to: andy06shake

These comments are completely off topic. I’m not talking about spanking a kid because he deliberately did something he knew he wasn’t supposed to. I’m talking about punishing a kid who suffers from gender dysphoria. It would be like taking a belt to a kid with Down’s Syndrome so you can “beat the smart into him”. It won’t work. The kid will still have Down’s Syndrome. If a kid has gender dysphoria, beating him won’t make it go away.