Bloo
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- Nov 11, 2023
That’s so depressing. I grew up as a Tom Boy in the 90’s, I remember my mother joking that I “should have been a boy” but she didn’t mean it literally at all. It never even occurred to me that I wasn’t actually a girl. I actually remember first learning about “sex change” operations when I was really young, nine or so. Even at the time I wondered “how would that even work?” I had the most basic nine year old biology understanding about sex differences and it still didn’t make sense to me.I bet it's rare, but it does happen that a parent plants the seed of destruction in their impressionable little heads.
I know someone who asked their bi or lesbian 15 year old if they thought that they were trans when she confessed to questioning her sexual orientation. The parent introduced the idea. To their own kid. FFS. The kid said yes and they were off to the races. Together, natch. Her doc visits, hormone getting and tit chop became bonding exercises with the parent overseeing and participating in everything. The parent attended pride events with her and wore trans pins as conversation starters. "My son" this, and "my son" that. A big fan of the WPATH guidelines. Deeply disturbing. I never heard a single word about their spouse's opinion on the matter. They're never mentioned in general, so it's probably a safe bet they weren't on board but didn't make a fuss either. A second marriage and second family making situation too. It's been a few years and the kid is outta college and working and living away from home now. Somewhere around 23 years old. Has a GF. Might be in a poly situation. No mentions of desiring phallo. Or getting a hysterectomy. Or her realizing it was all a terrible mistake that fucked her life up for good. Yet. Talk about waiting for the other shoe to drop. I'm pretty certain it will eventually.

