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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would also have conversations about your child on what gender means to them. What do they think being a "girl" means? Is it a certain way of acting, looking, or talking? Is it liking certain things (like boys) and disliking others? Does it mean accepting being sexualized by males, and is rejecting gender and becoming neutral a way of escaping the unfair expectations placed on girls? Find out if their nonbinary identity is a celebration of an innate masculinity or a way to reject and escape from parts of themselves.

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Another refusal, framed as “just asking questions”, to see a trans kid. Instead you want to talk them back to the person you want them to be. Let them be who they are. [/quote]

As if social media isn't talking them into being something they may or may not be?

OP, ask the questions (and listen to the answers)! Don't forfeit your parenting to the algorithm, which of course thrives on the BS this sockpuppet is pushing. [/quote]

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