Quote:You could have easily continued making your point without throwing out insinuations about the personal lives of those involved. I offered up a direct line if you wanted to get a better understanding of who they are and what they went through, but instead you went a route which made wild assumptions about the parties involved. So.. You didn't want get the full details from the source or know anything about them because "you don't do that," but you can throw all sorts of garbage out there about what probably REALLY happened, predictably none of it positive or remotely accurate, and you think that's acceptable.

 

Whatever.  I'm done with you.

 

Final remarks.  I stand by every post that I've made in this thread and I'll say it again.  Any couple that thinks that it's acceptable to dress their 2 year old son in girl's clothes because the kid "thinks" that he's a girl and not a boy is unacceptable.  The kid is not the one with psychological problems (yet) the parents are.

 

A child that age is constantly learning... they are learning how to walk, how to talk, how to eat by themselves and how to use the bathroom properly.  A child that age has no idea and no concept of male/female.  The only direction/lessons that he learns is strictly from his parents.

 

Fast forward a few years, and I know that this is going to upset you, but if his parents have been telling him that he's a girl, dressing him as a girl, buying him girl toys, etc. then the poor kid is going to think that he's a girl.  When he starts meeting the "real world" he's going to find out otherwise.

 

I personally find it sick and disgusting that parents would do this to their children.

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