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Susan Z's avatar
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My son isn't that tall but nonetheless is very masculine in build. He also has super thick dark brown hair all over his body. What he looks like while dressing and acting like a so called woman is simply absurd. He is so clearly a large build man trying to pass. It breaks my heart in a zillion pieces. But in addition to his ridiculous appearance it makes me sad for how he could look if he accepted how he was born. He would be so handsome and pleasant looking. I haven't seen my son with a manly haircut in 10 years. His long unkempt hair is past his elbows. On the raw occasion he ties his hair back (like for his brother's wedding when he agreed to wear men clothes) I just get so emotional. Because on a superficial level ( I know its just hair) I have my son back a little. The emotions are so hard to express. This all is profoundly sad. But what could have been is even sadder.

Verzweifelte's avatar

It is the same as with Anorexie. They look in the mirrow, but dont see what you see, but a fat person. You cant argue with mentally ill.

Alexander Joseph Hamburger's avatar

The lie begins in school when the teacher asks the child for preferred pronouns. It is the on ramp to the road that leads to sex rejection drugs, hormones, and mutilation.

We all know why the lie of surgical mutilation is necessary. It is because the clinics and doctors make huge money from surgeries. And the insurance companies make a fortune from participating in financing the lie.

Alibaba's avatar

100% school is the pathway. That’s what got my daughter.

Verzweifelte's avatar

The main reason to promote the transkids is their innocence, which pervert adults use as a cover. If the adults have the same Problem as a child, they cannot be pervert.

Karen Johnson's avatar

The other day my husband and I delivered a freezer and some lumber to our ftm daughter and her ftm partner's house. I watched as they struggled to carry full sheets of plywood and was thinking these very things. They will never have the natural muscles of a man even at their short stature (both are about 5'4") Their hands will never lose their slimness. They will never be men as hard as they try to pass off as men.

Donna's avatar

Absolutely, my daughter is 5'6" and while she isn't "petite" she will never have the muscle mass of a guy, she will never have the upper body strength of a guy, no matter how much she lifts weights or does anything else to try to create it. It is such a lie that is being perpetuated to these vulnerable people. The author made an excellent point about AI in social media - this is deceiving people into believing in results that can't happen.

Annie's avatar

That last sentence made my heart ache.