[I_Love_My_Husband]

Good point H. Most girls today get emotionally attached to each other (ie BEST friends). It starts when they're young and ends later (when they get married or sooner when they are in the workforce).

Girls even fight over friendships with other girls and get jealous, etc. Our culture tries to teach them that these are "lesbian" feelings when in fact they are a normal part of being a girl.

Other girls that in the past were Tomboys and grew out of it are again told by the media/teachers/school/mtb that they are also Lesbians or Transgenders.

In the past it was thought that these girls would "grow out of it" and most did.

Personally if I had a kid that was gender confused I would contact NARTH and get them gender UN-confused immediately.

[Lael]

Most girls today get emotionally attached to each other (ie BEST friends). It starts when they're young and ends later (when they get married or sooner when they are in the workforce).

Young girls then to bond as "Best Friends", have sleepovers, and some even explore each other's bodies.

We have known about it for many years, and yet when Puberty starts, most girls begin to outgrow this. The real problems occur with the "you two girls like to touch and hug each other, therefore you must be a "lesbian"" crowd, always on the ready to "recruit"