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Ms. M's avatar

"Experimenting with the idea of transgenderism (which is a relatively new concept/term) is not the same as exploring one’s sexuality. Frankly, it is a type of psychosexual abuse. “Transgenderism” is about decoupling yourself from your sexed body, which at another time in history would have been classified as body dissociative disorder, which would have warranted a call home to parents."

Absolutely. "Transgenderism" subsumes phenomena such as Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria (ROGD) and body dysmorphic disorders, which until very recently very considered mental disorders in the DSM that needed to be treated with careful therapy (https://twoplustwo.substack.com/p/the-transableism-of-transgenderism). But now we are cheering children on in this confusion in the name of "self-realization". It's just madness.

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MamaBearProud's avatar

On a broader level, teachers are triangulating parents and their kids during the teenage angst years. It happened to us and our son. That started the descent into more anxiety and depression and then into the trans cult. There should be explicit instruction on topics such as triangulation, teenage angst, developmental process, social contagion, anorexia, what actual abuse and trauma is and how BEST to handle it during the back to school time for all the teachers. While I do agree with the adage, “it takes a village to raise a child”, that doesn’t mean the school has sovereignty over the children.

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