I would bet a house that by 2040 (if not sooner) the US will see its first child services case where a parent whose kid is cisgender ie normal is removed from his or her home by the state because the parent is ostensibly preventing the kid from expressing gender fluidity.
In other words, a 180 degree turn on what should imo today be considered child abuse of the kind you point out.
Everyday I think the world has gone crazy and then I see something that makes me realize there is no limit to this depravity and itâs just getting started. Even 5 years ago I would never have imagined this. Idk if I can stomach another 5 years later.
Itâs completely natural, though. Ever since he was like two and watching cartoons it was evident that he was going to be like that.
Iâm sure the relationship between his mother and her uncle didnât play any role whatsoever in the way she raised her kid.
I raised a boy and a girl. I think kids are âitsâ until a certain age. I didnât push male or female anything. Just let them be kids. Theyâve pretended to be cats or dogs and I didnât make it my lifelong ambition to turn them into a cat or dog. My son loved any kind of truck and at two told me he wanted to be the person to ride on the back. Today heâs in medical sales, and I still see him as the two year old. I liked to play football in the neighborhood as a girl. Just play ball. Just race minibikes. Just be a kid. And when theyâre older, just be who they are. Straight or gay. No surgery needed.
Telfer is one of the fastest runners in NCAA womenâs track and field at any divisionânot just at the DII level. Telferâs best time in the 55-meter dash is tied with the third-fastest runner at the womenâs DI level.
Telfer previously ran a variety of events for Franklin Pierceâs menâs team, during most of which time he went by the first name Craig, according to school records.
Hmmmm. I think some âmenâ in high school might start thinking of this way to get a scholarship on a female track team in college and in other female sports.
âThe assumption that all male-bodied people are taller, stronger, and more highly skilled in a sport than all female-bodied people is not accurateâ
Well, yes, of course. However, they are probably going to be taller and stronger.
This lunacy is an all-out assault on womenâs athletics. And itâs being led by the people who run the sport. Insane.
Obviously not all. To be fair track and swimming are probably the 2 sports I would get flat out beaten at. They are really fast and Iâm not built like a runner. But thereâs no way any of the top elite womenâs athlete would be able to compete at the highest level with the men. And there hasnât been.
âThe assumption that all male-bodied people are taller, stronger, and more highly skilled in a sport than all female-bodied people is not accurateâ
Duh. Thereâs no point to separate male and female athletics at all I guess then.