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Kids don’t just pick. Is that so hard to understand?? It’s not like today I like a black hoodie and tomorrow a red one. It’s much deeper than that. Lord.
But some one asked why this is happening at this rate. The injections and push to transition etc.
Here’s a comment from a child. Also the article has a few more that went to see Congress in DC.
Berry, who traveled from Iowa with his mom to the meeting, said that they were bullied by a bunch of different kids last year after changing their name and pronouns. He was scared to go to school every day and reported the bullying three times at their principal’s office. More recently, Berry said other students had been addressing him by his deadname — the one “they stopped “using when they transitioned.
“I shouldn’t have to deal with kids who are trying to make me feel less than everyone else,” he said.
I don’t really feel safe anymore. I used to feel safe,” said Maya, a 12-year-old trans girl who traveled to Washington D.C., from Texas with her mom for the meeting.
You really need to take a step and see what you are saying.
You have a group of kids who were "not happy" in their bodies, felt isolated, felt ostracized, and that they didn't fit in. Until recently, this would have described a majority of Pre-Teen and Teenagers dealing with puberty.
Of course, now it isn't because they have hormones causing changes in both their physical and mental state. It must be because they are the wrong gender. So the parents and "Medical Professionals" figure the best for them is to appease them, pump them full of life-changing hormones, and even possibly surgery. And guess what we find....these kids are still unhappy, they still feel ostracized.
You also mentioned being bullied. I would bet that if you really dug into these kids, you would find that the ones being bullied after they "transitioned"..were being bullied before as well.
What does this mean? If you have certain conditions, and make a change and end up with the same or worse...perhaps it is time to look at the initial diagnosis and think that maybe it wasn't right.
You really need to take a step and see what you are saying.
You have a group of kids who were "not happy" in their bodies, felt isolated, felt ostracized, and that they didn't fit in. Until recently, this would have described a majority of Pre-Teen and Teenagers dealing with puberty.
Of course, now it isn't because they have hormones causing changes in both their physical and mental state. It must be because they are the wrong gender. So the parents and "Medical Professionals" figure the best for them is to appease them, pump them full of life-changing hormones, and even possibly surgery. And guess what we find....these kids are still unhappy, they still feel ostracized.
You also mentioned being bullied. I would bet that if you really dug into these kids, you would find that the ones being bullied after they "transitioned"..were being bullied before as well.
What does this mean? If you have certain conditions, and make a change and end up with the same or worse...perhaps it is time to look at the initial diagnosis and think that maybe it wasn't right.
You just described almost every kid going through puberty.
History is not going to look kindly on this period of time.
Perhaps but it is known that the victors tend to be able to shape history how they see fit. Clearly they are winning a culture war at the present so we shall see what history bares of this period.
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