They are living in Richmond b.c, which is pretty much a suburb of Vancouver. Vancouver is so LGBT friendly that this kid (although he is 19) could have all the friends and advice he needs if he really was trans and his mom wasn't such a horrible person.
I wouldn't expect better, no, but I would expect them to at least call the woman a crazy psychopath like she is and signal-boost the issue to a wider audience that isn't a bunch of enabling danger hairs.
I have a sick sinking feeling they are making paper click bait since they shred what legitimacy they had with this but anyone not buying anymore will be branded anti LGBTQAH64WTFBBQ, causing an army of trannies to buy the shit rag up.
It's one thing to push an agenda, but forcing your kids to participate is fucking sick. They don't understand what they're getting into or what points are trying to be made. They're going to try to please that parents, like all kids do, until they either go full retard or become bitter adults who realized that their parents used them.
It's one thing to push an agenda, but forcing your kids to participate is fucking sick. They don't understand what they're getting into or what points are trying to be made. They're going to try to please that parents, like all kids do, until they either go full exceptional individual or become bitter adults who realized that their parents used them.
What are the odds that National Geographic gets into some actual shit with longtime readers/regular people when this crazy lady is depicted in a positive light?
She's turning Avery into a brand. No way is that kid going to be allowed to change her look. With luck, Avery will cut ties with her mumager when she gets older as many other kids forced into the spotlight by stage mums have done.
