[bgill]

We didn't see the transgender come out until she was about three. It didn't really start hitting that she wanted to wear her sister's clothes, she wanted to wear wigs"

"Right, she saw the transgender come out. How much of this has been projected onto the child by the parent?"

And mama packed up all his boy clothes and bought an entire wardrobe of girl clothes when he was in kindergarten. If he'd wanted to be a fireman, would she have sent him to school every day dressed him as a fireman? If he'd wanted to be an elephant would she have dumped his entire closet and filled it with gray pjs, big ears and trunks? Of course, not.

What I want answered is why he wanted his wee-wee cut off at age 3. That had to have come from outside his little 3 year old mind.

[Mrs. Don-o]

"What I want answered is why he wanted his wee-wee cut off at age 3. That had to have come from outside his little 3 year old mind."

Oh, exactly.

1. A 3-year-old doesn't know that his penis means that he's a boy.

2. A 3-year-old boy also doesn't know that he "feels like a girl inside." He has no way to know what a girl feels like inside. He can only know what he feels like ---- and he's a boy.

   In other words, he's been fed a script. What a set-up for future sadness and disappointment.

3. Styles of clothing, education, and affect change all the time without transforming boys into girls and vice versa.

Young Winston Churchill with his mother