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Why should males and females be segregated in sports anyway? It's an outdated binary construct that has no place in 2023.
I have no idea how I stumbled into this interesting conversation. @hineyrulz is absolutely correct. I remember when I was growing up - from about the age of 10, I couldn't work out if I wanted to f**k Jennifer Aniston or Matt Cooper (or both) when I was old enough. Some days I would feel really straight, or really gay. On the really gay days I would sometimes even think "oh f**k, was I meant to be a girl?". That thought would literally dissolve the next day when I'd suit up for Rugby training and after 13 the thought never entered my mind again. If I had parents pressuring me to decide on what I was at that age it could have been a complete disaster.
I was a fan.
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Yeah parents can be too much, and dealing with queer youth can exacerbate that. It seems that so many just want the validation of being 'the best parent'. Expecting children to be able to make life changing decisions is just wild. If a child comes to you and asks to live life as the opposite gender they should be allowed to explore that (and be so nurtured and loved while doing so) but putting irreversible procedures on the table when they are so young is pretty wild, they'll work themselves out by adulthood and will be capable of those decisions then.
If he's keen on The Rock, give him a wheelchair for his 18th
He also wants to marry his mum and one of the girls in his class. Some fairly alternative lifestyles on the horizon.
I always thought she was a little overrated until i saw Meet the Millers
ffs
