09-17-2011, 05:15 PM
another case, across the pond. this is a male child.
mother is a nutjob as far as i am concerned. fucking parents have no guts. hey! you're a boy! deal with it!
no, spend your life with total angst and the abuse of other kids and then kill yourself is better, at least we parents were tolerant and understanding while ignoring your desperate obvious need for psychiatric help.
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link to story
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...skirt.html
Already fretting about the onset of puberty, Livvy says she is ‘freaking out’ over the thought of developing facial hair and can’t bear the thought of her voice breaking.
So Saffron is looking into hormone therapy to block the development of masculine traits, but says that is a couple of years away and, besides, who knows what the future holds.
As for the teenage years when Livvy’s female friends are dating boys, the family would rather cross that bridge when they reach it. They haven’t even begun to think about the possibility of transgender surgery.
‘We are just taking one day at a time,’ says Saffron. ‘We’ve been told any hormone therapy is reversible, so if Livvy suddenly decides at 18 she wants to be a man after all, then she can. But she is who she is. She’s only ten and I just want her to be happy now.’
mother is a nutjob as far as i am concerned. fucking parents have no guts. hey! you're a boy! deal with it!
no, spend your life with total angst and the abuse of other kids and then kill yourself is better, at least we parents were tolerant and understanding while ignoring your desperate obvious need for psychiatric help.
link to story
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...skirt.html
Already fretting about the onset of puberty, Livvy says she is ‘freaking out’ over the thought of developing facial hair and can’t bear the thought of her voice breaking.
So Saffron is looking into hormone therapy to block the development of masculine traits, but says that is a couple of years away and, besides, who knows what the future holds.
As for the teenage years when Livvy’s female friends are dating boys, the family would rather cross that bridge when they reach it. They haven’t even begun to think about the possibility of transgender surgery.
‘We are just taking one day at a time,’ says Saffron. ‘We’ve been told any hormone therapy is reversible, so if Livvy suddenly decides at 18 she wants to be a man after all, then she can. But she is who she is. She’s only ten and I just want her to be happy now.’