I’d ask all of those questions. Regardless of her answers, you’ll have her thinking about taking someone else’s feelings into consideration.
I can’t help but feel this cult causes such fixation on one’s appearance that it also causes its victims to become completely & utterly selfish, without even realizing it. They become so engulfed in …
I’d ask all of those questions. Regardless of her answers, you’ll have her thinking about taking someone else’s feelings into consideration.
I can’t help but feel this cult causes such fixation on one’s appearance that it also causes its victims to become completely & utterly selfish, without even realizing it. They become so engulfed in the concept of changing & searching for “their better self “ they don’t realize how much worse & self absorbed they’ve become. We need to focus on pointing that out to them.
I’ve watched my daughter go from a truly giving, caring person to this fixated, determined , mess. She has no clue as to how much her “change for the better “ has destroyed the wonderful woman she once was.
I pray relentlessly for her to wake up and realize what she’s throwing away.
I truly wish & pray for the best for you and your daughter.❤️🙏🕊️
Yes--ask away. You'd ask any similar questions of her w/r/t her dating partner without the trans being in the picture. So why not ask her how she's thinking/feeling about this relationship?
I have a friend whose daughter is trans-ID'd as a gay male. She's been dating the same guy since high school. I'd love to know if he thinks of himself as a gay man. Do they think about starting a family one day? Etc. We have to stop being afraid to ask some basic questions and stop acting like it's a human rights violation to be curious about how they're thinking.
I’d ask all of those questions. Regardless of her answers, you’ll have her thinking about taking someone else’s feelings into consideration.
I can’t help but feel this cult causes such fixation on one’s appearance that it also causes its victims to become completely & utterly selfish, without even realizing it. They become so engulfed in the concept of changing & searching for “their better self “ they don’t realize how much worse & self absorbed they’ve become. We need to focus on pointing that out to them.
I’ve watched my daughter go from a truly giving, caring person to this fixated, determined , mess. She has no clue as to how much her “change for the better “ has destroyed the wonderful woman she once was.
I pray relentlessly for her to wake up and realize what she’s throwing away.
I truly wish & pray for the best for you and your daughter.❤️🙏🕊️
Yes--ask away. You'd ask any similar questions of her w/r/t her dating partner without the trans being in the picture. So why not ask her how she's thinking/feeling about this relationship?
I have a friend whose daughter is trans-ID'd as a gay male. She's been dating the same guy since high school. I'd love to know if he thinks of himself as a gay man. Do they think about starting a family one day? Etc. We have to stop being afraid to ask some basic questions and stop acting like it's a human rights violation to be curious about how they're thinking.
It's complete narcissism.