Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know, OP. I don't actually think there is any real reason to say no, except... I *feel* like this falls under "You are too young" category.
I am leaning that way. DH is against it.
It's likely illegal in your jurisdiction, OP. That should end the discussion.
Get a henna tattoo for her, once and move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can't be serious.
My DD is serious. She keeps bring it up.
Anonymous wrote:So a 12 year old can’t get a tattoo but can be given hormones to transition if they identify as the opposite sex?
Anonymous wrote:
Oh good grief! She's 12 - how is this even a question to ponder yourself never mind pitching it out to the public to crowdsource.
Society is DOOMED! DOOMED, I tell you!
Anonymous wrote:So a 12 year old can’t get a tattoo but can be given hormones to transition if they identify as the opposite sex?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know, OP. I don't actually think there is any real reason to say no, except... I *feel* like this falls under "You are too young" category.
I am leaning that way. DH is against it.