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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My 11yo told me she was pansexual and I asked her what that meant to her, and then asked her if she had any feeling of attraction to anyone. She responded “ew, no”, then paused for a beat and said, “I guess I’m nothing sexual”, to which I responded “you’re 11 and that is fine. No need to rush to label yourself”. She then decided that her current sexual orientation is “questioning” which sounds great for a preteen/teen kid who is still figuring it all out. By 15 I expect she may have some answers, but at 11 it’s still really all beyond her. If at 15 she told me she was bi I would say great, thank you for sharing that with me. I hope you find wonderful people to love and who love you. [/quote]

Our school's 2nd grade Identity Project told the kids all about it and to question themselves and explore. He came home at age 7 thinking Jazz Jennings can have a baby because his brain thinks he's a girl. No context, why not think that after the teacher read the book to the class. [/quote]

Your post seems sarcastic and flippant.

A 7 year-old should not be denied or ignored in expressing their own sexual identity.[/quote]

I mean, I agree! If the child is attracted to an adult and that teacher feels the same, then by all means, allow that to be expressed  :roll: [/quote]

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