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Somehow I don’t think little girls in Africa being mutilated give a hot shiny tit about their gender identity. I can’t believe people are allowed to say things like this, let alone be praised for it. It’s disgusting.
 
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Some how I don’t think little girls in Africa being mutilated give a hot shiny tit about their gender identity. I can’t believe people are allowed to say things like this, let alone be praised for it. It’s disgusting.
Exactly this. Its over privileged mats who have nothing better to do than moan but have nothing real to moan about. Try fighting for something worthwhile like these little girls. Its absolutely horrifying what they go through

Something that bothers me are the parents of the trans teens, I'm forever seeing posts on instagram or wherever about how awful parents are if they dont just accept you if one day decide to change gender, writing them off as crappy transphobic parents that dont care about you.

Like wtf, parents aren't robots, they are humans with real human feelings, they have raised their child as either a boy or girl and are just supposed to accept this huge change just like that? They cant show any concern or worry or question this decision, they are supposed to go from calling their child lucy to luke without a slip or they are tit parents. Its ridiculous! All this posts do is convince poor already confused kids that their parents dont care. There is a world of difference between cutting your child off and just showing concern, the latter is actually called being a parent!

Sorry my new comment has gone on to my previous post and its completely separate points 🙈
 
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- In this new world order incubation pods will line up for self flagelation and the approval of men and women.
 
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How can they feel so oppressed that they want to be included in FGM, a very real heartbreaking horror for young girls 😡 vulvas ARE female. FGM is a female issue.
As absolutely awful as that comment actually is, maybe the more comments like this that come to light the more people will realise what a farce the whole movement is? Trying to look on the brightside. 🙈
 
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As absolutely awful as that comment actually is, maybe the more comments like this that come to light the more people will realise what a farce the whole movement is? Trying to look on the brightside. 🙈
This! Every time I see something like this, I think at least this tit is helping people to peak trans! They're doing our work for us 😉
 
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They just don’t let it rest.

The push to lower the age for getting a GRC is a bit creepy. The age of 18 seems fine to me.
Me too. I think all of it - transitioning, blockers, whatever - needs to be 18 and over. I don’t have a problem with competent adults making that choice for themselves and it’s totally in line with stuff like child protection law and medical treatment law. They need to leave it alone.
 
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18 is perfectly fine. It’s a cut off for many things like drinking (UK at least), joining the military, getting married, gambling etc. There has to be a line somewhere even if it seems arbitrary, at 18 you’re on the cusp of adulthood as it is so lowering the age for these things seems inappropriate.
 
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Its scary as I can 100% guarantee at ages 11-15 had I been that age now I would have thought I was in the wrong gender. I would have googled why I felt my body was wrong (hated the changes so so much and wore jumpers to cover it etc) and the transgenser pushers would have popped up and that would be that, my impressional teenage brain would have been messed with. Even female names for things made me shudder (such as purse instead of wallet) and I hated my name as its so feminine.

As I was that age in the 90s I just grew out of it all and now im a straight woman with 4 children and a happy marriage. Quite ok with having boobs now and all my curves. Periods can duck off though tbh lol.
 
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18 is perfectly fine. It’s a cut off for many things like drinking (UK at least), joining the military, getting married, gambling etc. There has to be a line somewhere even if it seems arbitrary, at 18 you’re on the cusp of adulthood as it is so lowering the age for these things seems inappropriate.
I thought a GRC was necessary so that the person can legally be recognised as their chosen identity on official documentation: their passport and driving licence will carry that identity and they'll be able to get married under it, etc. Why does an under-18 need to do this?
 
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Its scary as I can 100% guarantee at ages 11-15 had I been that age now I would have thought I was in the wrong gender. I would have googled why I felt my body was wrong (hated the changes so so much and wore jumpers to cover it etc) and the transgenser pushers would have popped up and that would be that, my impressional teenage brain would have been messed with. Even female names for things made me shudder (such as purse instead of wallet) and I hated my name as its so feminine.

As I was that age in the 90s I just grew out of it all and now im a straight woman with 4 children and a happy marriage. Quite ok with having boobs now and all my curves. Periods can duck off though tbh lol.
I didn’t get my period until I was 16. I had no boobs or curves, I was rake thin. I dressed in boy’s clothes because I was embarrassed of my shape and I did actually worry for a brief period that I had a boy’s body. Now as an adult I have huge boobs and hips, not that it actually would’ve mattered if that was my shape anyway. But I dread to think what would be said or done about kids like me these days.
 
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I played football, wore trousers to school and wore tracksuits and trainers outside of it, didn’t much care for anything ‘girly’ until I started noticing boys and even then I never went ‘full barbie’ because it just wasn’t me. Had plenty of kids asking me why I was “trying to be a boy” my response back then was simply “I’m not” and people accepted this. Who knows what path I’d have been led down if I was a child today. I honestly think most of these kids, especially the really young ones, should be left alone, you don’t need to send your kid to a doctor because he likes wearing a dress ffs.
 
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