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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s pretty obvious the parents are encouraging this nonconforming.  [/quote]

It could also be a function of their peer group.  I would only hope that they are exploring this in non-permanent ways, like hair and clothing choices rather than hormones and/or surgery. [/quote]

[b]Fully half my DD's female classmates claim they're bisexual or lesbian.[/b] Statistically based on numbers, 2 should be lesbian and 2 or 3 more bisexual. Instead, at least 15 of them claim to be lesbian. [/quote]

I teach HS and what the pp is no exaggeration.  I'm not sure what's going on with girls today, but it's becoming very rare for adolescent girls to be cisgender heterosexuals. [/quote]

It's not really much different than bra burning - [b]girls rejecting the roles they are placed in due to gender[/b]. [/quote]

But why would so many girls want to look manly?  Sorry, that just doesn't seem natural to me. [/quote]

As opposed to looking "boyly"? Is that what the standard of beatty for women is nowadays? No body fat? The world is messed up. No doubt children are trying to redefine their roless.[/quote]

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