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Author Topic: Child aged four becomes the youngest in Australia to do a gender swap  (Read 3769 times)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3767174/Child-4-starts-gender-transition-day-kindergarten.html

Sorry to Lord Tony this bitch up but what do you guys think of this? Should we nuke Australia? Do you think Gender Swapping should be allowed before the kid has even developed it's loveual organs? Gender reassignment surgery isn't exactly something you can undo if you change your mind.

the future is a scary place not meant to be seen by man...


actually if you gender swap before you go through puberty you actually, y'know, look like the gender you're swapping to
also if they want to do it then why does anyone give a stuff

actually if you gender swap before you go through puberty you actually, y'know, look like the gender you're swapping to
also if they want to do it then why does anyone give a stuff

Yes because it worked out so well for David Reimer...

also if they want to do it then why does anyone give a stuff
because the kid is loving four years old. if you don't see whats wrong with giving that choice to a four year old then you are delusional.

Most 4 year olds won't even eat a pancake if you cut it the wrong way. I wouldn't trust them with being able to make a decision that could impact their entire life.

i'm all for trans rights n stuff but four year olds do not have the mental capacity to make a responsible lifelong decision like this

Most 4 year olds won't even eat a pancake if you cut it the wrong way. I wouldn't trust them with being able to make a decision that could impact their entire life.

nah man if they want to do it then why does anyone give a stuff :DDDDDDD


I'm not really surprised anymore.

I'm not really surprised anymore by the frequency of this stuff.
ftfy

any major decisions about psychological health are difficult at such a young age, especially prior to schooling experience, which plays a pretty major role in early development. someone else's treatment is the business of them and their doctor, but it's definitely taking a risk.

also there isn't any information about this patient's treatment that i can find, but nothing seems to be saying that they're specifically planning on doing reassignment surgery. all i can find is that they're beginning their transition to their preferred identity.


the lack of transparentness popularity-wise may be a bit unfourtunate