Quote:I knew full well who I was, what I wanted to do with my life, and exactly what was right/wrong in life when I was 17.  It's weird to me that you didn't.

 

I get that this isn't for everyone, and I don't completely get it, but to act like you know what is best for everyone is pretty self righteous.  It's the same thing spewed on every post from a few people...on both sides of the argument in this section anymore.

 

With that said the state needs to revise their rules.  If a girl is converting to a male she will do sports against males.  If a guy is converting, unfortunately they won't be allowed to play a sport while in school.  It's the cost of the choice you made.  If you know that going into it, who can argue it?

 

Congratulations.  You weren't one of the vast majority of 17 year old high school children that I spoke about.

 

I never said that "I know what is best for everyone", I questioned the decision of the parents of the boy in question.  At 17 years old, life hasn't really even begun.

 

Let me ask you this.  Why would the rules be different regarding sports for a boy-to-girl "transition" than a girl-to-boy "transition"?

 

This whole "gender identity" issue is manufactured and false.  Biology is fact, "identification" is false.

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