My daughter was a 100% tomboy as an elementary student - played with boys b/c she liked to play rough, climb trees and get down in the dirt.
She’s now a girly-girl, married - and who loves wearing dresses, heels and make-up. Thank God she didn’t have teachers who convinced her she was really a boy in a girl’s body.
This case frosts me b/c the changes are permanent and irreversible. This child’s life will be irreparably harmed if judges allow the transition to go through at such a young age.
Hope the father prevails.
My third son used to get into the costume bag, don a tutu and evening gloves with a wig, and pounce on his brothers and wrestle. The visuals were flat out hilarious.
He's now a 6' kayak river rafter with a wonderful girlfriend.
“My daughter was a 100% tomboy as an elementary student”
What gets me is how for years they said that “gender” was a societal creation; clothing, roles, mannerisms, all determined by convention. I kind of agree with that. But if this is true, why the pharmaceutical and surgical modifications? Why can’t a woman work on a car unless she gets her boobs chopped off? It does not make sense to me, unless it is about ruining lives and creating conflict and confusion.