Is this common?

[Anonymous]

Both of the lesbian couples in my child’s grade has a child that was born female but identifies as a male now. Second grade. Is this pretty common?

[Anonymous]

Not common. There does seem to be a genetic link to being LGBTQ though so I think it would be more common than straight cisgender couples.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Both of the lesbian couples in my child’s grade has a child that was born female but identifies as a male now. Second grade. Is this pretty common?

In Takoma Park or Adams Morgan? Sure. Minorities cluster together.

In general, most classrooms don't have two lesbian couples as parents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both of the lesbian couples in my child’s grade has a child that was born female but identifies as a male now. Second grade. Is this pretty common?

In Takoma Park or Adams Morgan? Sure. Minorities cluster together.

In general, most classrooms don't have two lesbian couples as parents.

+1. It's a mistake to assume that something is "common" because it happens frequently in a small self-selected sample. My kid's grade has two trans parents, which is definitely unusual, but much more likely in a place where trans people are more likely to live.

[Anonymous]

Do they have podcasts? I've noticed that the children of podcast hosts have a 10x chance of being trans.