Our Six Year Old Is Transgender.

hanimmal

hanimmal

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Mr.Estrain said:
No. Now I'm just rubbing salt in lol. I don't care what this clown does. I'm just laughing at him.

Keep saying I'm triggered like the stooges ya are idgaf lol

It just shows how pathetic your comebacks are.

I like how y'all omit the points you can't refute when you quote me either, bitchezzzz.
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Cant refute your prejudices?

I am not sure what you are saying other than feeling the need to be a hateful troll about a little kid.


Mr.Estrain said:
While not as pathetic as calling me triggered it's still pretty lame, nice try though. I'm the guy your wives wish she was fucking, loser lol
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tstick

tstick

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Kids don't know what they want to be when they grow up. They will say and do all kinds of things along the way, though -based on what they see and hear around them -just like the little preacher kid. It must be confusing for kids to be given so many complex choices these days -as compared to a couple generations ago. Back then, the adults made most of the important choices for their kids and that allowed the kids to have fun and learn to do all the natural kid things without adding all the adult pressures of the world. Sure, there were kids that resented their parents for making them do something they didn't want....for awhile.

But now, parents want to include their kids in everything and there is no separation in the ranks. How can a kid learn respect when there's nobody around to respect? How can a kid look up to you when you put them at the same level as yourself? What ever happened to, "What should I do, Mom and Dad?" And instead of the answer being, "Whatever you want to do!", maybe the response should involve some insight and forethought from the more experienced and life-savvy adults. And if it makes the kid sad for a time, to not get their way, oh well....They can always wash dishes, rake leaves, mow lawns, shovel snow, etc., until they feel better.
 
Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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Southernontariogrower said:
Cut the old man some slack, he will see how special she he is. He comes from harder times than you do. It was taboo for most over 40. You didnt live then. Please give him a chance, you might find hes not a hard nut to crack.
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I’m 60 and things were just starting to open up when I was a teenager but still not a lot of acceptance. My parents were on the extreme edge of prejudice in every way but we evolve and grow. my parents were unwavering in their beliefs. Could never change them and unfortunately there are many that have not evolved, mostly the dumb. But we all know with evolution the dumb do not last, it takes lots of time but eventually they’ll be gone.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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tstick said:
Kids don't know what they want to be when they grow up. They will say and do all kinds of things along the way, though -based on what they see and hear around them -just like the little preacher kid. It must be confusing for kids to be given so many complex choices these days -as compared to a couple generations ago. Back then, the adults made most of the important choices for their kids and that allowed the kids to have fun and learn to do all the natural kid things without adding all the adult pressures of the world. Sure, there were kids that resented their parents for making them do something they didn't want....for awhile.

But now, parents want to include their kids in everything and there is no separation in the ranks. How can a kid learn respect when there's nobody around to respect? How can a kid look up to you when you put them at the same level as yourself? What ever happened to, "What should I do, Mom and Dad?" And instead of the answer being, "Whatever you want to do!", maybe the response should involve some insight and forethought from the more experienced and life-savvy adults. And if it makes the kid sad for a time, to not get their way, oh well....They can always wash dishes, rake leaves, mow lawns, shovel snow, etc., until they feel better.
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People have more freedom and it starts earlier, otherwise they would grow up to be sheep without brains like republicans who have their heads shoved up Trump's ass. She knows what and who she is, that's not the issue, it's the attitude of social retards and pseudo religious assholes.

Baldrick doesn't need parenting advice, just community and family support and resources for his child. The issues are not ones of discipline or choices, she makes them, but of basic humanity, acceptance and love. Every kid deserves an even break and chance to flourish while being who they are.
 
Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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tstick said:
Kids don't know what they want to be when they grow up. They will say and do all kinds of things along the way, though -based on what they see and hear around them -just like the little preacher kid. It must be confusing for kids to be given so many complex choices these days -as compared to a couple generations ago. Back then, the adults made most of the important choices for their kids and that allowed the kids to have fun and learn to do all the natural kid things without adding all the adult pressures of the world. Sure, there were kids that resented their parents for making them do something they didn't want....for awhile.

But now, parents want to include their kids in everything and there is no separation in the ranks. How can a kid learn respect when there's nobody around to respect? How can a kid look up to you when you put them at the same level as yourself? What ever happened to, "What should I do, Mom and Dad?" And instead of the answer being, "Whatever you want to do!", maybe the response should involve some insight and forethought from the more experienced and life-savvy adults. And if it makes the kid sad for a time, to not get their way, oh well....They can always wash dishes, rake leaves, mow lawns, shovel snow, etc., until they feel better.
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Yup evolution ..... This is not something that is choosable. You don’t choose to be who you are. Yes you can try and “force” your child to fit into your ideal of what is right. Or you can let them be who they are and support them. You’ll be a far better roll model for them and they’ll be a better person for it. Maybe not so much like yourself.
 
CunningCanuk

CunningCanuk

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tstick said:
Kids don't know what they want to be when they grow up. They will say and do all kinds of things along the way, though -based on what they see and hear around them -just like the little preacher kid. It must be confusing for kids to be given so many complex choices these days -as compared to a couple generations ago. Back then, the adults made most of the important choices for their kids and that allowed the kids to have fun and learn to do all the natural kid things without adding all the adult pressures of the world. Sure, there were kids that resented their parents for making them do something they didn't want....for awhile.

But now, parents want to include their kids in everything and there is no separation in the ranks. How can a kid learn respect when there's nobody around to respect? How can a kid look up to you when you put them at the same level as yourself? What ever happened to, "What should I do, Mom and Dad?" And instead of the answer being, "Whatever you want to do!", maybe the response should involve some insight and forethought from the more experienced and life-savvy adults. And if it makes the kid sad for a time, to not get their way, oh well....They can always wash dishes, rake leaves, mow lawns, shovel snow, etc., until they feel better.
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That’s awesome. You must be an expert on parenting or something.

I like to see credentials when someone is giving free advice. I’m a suspicious bastard.
 
Massachusetts86

Massachusetts86

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DIY-HP-LED said:
You do, enough to post here, how many other threads did you post on? You cared enough to drop a turd here.
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Drop a turd? No I cared enough to provide enough assurance that this shouldn't be an issue for anyone. ..who cares? Point him out in other words. Relax man , have a shmoke and a pancake. A bong and a blitz.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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Massachusetts86 said:
Drop a turd? No I cared enough to provide enough assurance that this shouldn't be an issue for anyone. ..who cares? Point him out in other words. Relax man , have a shmoke and a pancake. A bong and a blitz.
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Good advice, just get republicans to stop being such violent bigots and you'll have my respect
 
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