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[rothschild]

any parent that allows a child to make that decision is fucked up. That's too big of a decision for a child to make

I don't believe it's a choice.

It's not a choice for some children,   but it is for most.    Children learn what they live.    Sally didn't go into the background of who the child was playing with at the time. 

When my oldest son was 5, I lived in a place that had a lot of girls around.   They painted his nails,  dressed him in pink bows and ruffles,   and made him play with dolls.    My ex was pissed at the time,  because  'no son of his' was going to be a faggot.  I couldn't have cared less.    He (my son)  is married and has his own kids now,  but because of the connections I let him make - *read this as 'I didn't force him to choose a gender in kindergarten!*-  he now knows how to paint fingernails  and take care of a baby.   


Sally,   was your friends kid exposed to mostly boys,  while growing up?  Also,  is your friend an 'enlightened parent ' .    I hope not,  I hate those people.

I somewhat agree with you here, but I'm betting you didn't put your kid on a puberty-blocker, something with is increasingly being normalized. In the UK they're putting autistic children on them. Since you know a fair amount about autism, tell me if you think that makes any sense.