ASK SALLY ANYTHING

[rothschild]

Here's your sneaker polish, Maggo...

[sally]

I have a friend whose daughter is a transgender. It's hard for my friend to accept, but she accepts it. Not me, I 'd beat the sense into that little motherfuckers ass, you were born who you were and I'm not calling your ass Big Joe. But I didnt tell her that and I can't really say until I'm walking in someone else's shoes.

[rothschild]

I have a friend whose daughter is a transgender. It's hard for my friend to accept, but she accepts it. Not me, I 'd beat the sense into that little motherfuckers ass, you were born who you were and I'm not calling your ass Big Joe. But I didnt tell her that and I can't really say until I'm walking in someone else's shoes.

If you raised her right you wouldn't have to "beat sense" into her. This is why they're going after younger and younger children, they want to get to them while they're in their formative years, because once they're 6 that stage is over and it becomes increasingly more difficult to program people. But "smart devices" have proven to be a game changer in that regard. But it's largely a moot point when parents have to work constantly just to stay alive. It's almost impossible to properly raise children under those circumstances.

[Duchess]

Fuck you, rothschild. What a piece of shit you are for saying that.

[rothschild]

Fuck you, rothschild. What a piece of shit you are for saying that.

Fuck you for thinking it's normal for kids to think they are the wrong sex.

[Duchess]

Being trans doesn't have anything to do with parenting any more than being born gay does.

[sally]

I think it kind of does. In my friend's case she didn't let her daughter just decide one day that she wanted to be a boy at 5 years old, 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, if they want to turn themselves into a completely different person then they can do that when they're adults.

[Duchess]

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.

[cannongal]

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.

[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.

[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.

This is yet another example of a false dichotomy: nature, or nurture. It isn't one or the other, both have a big impact on human development. For some people it has more to do with nature, but increasingly we are seeing this socialized, which is nurture. I fully support less restrictive gender roles that allow children to be who they are, but gender identity is not at all the same as biological sex, and that distinction is intentionally being blurred by people I perceive to be marxist social engineers.

[sally]

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.

I believe people are born the way they are, but a child claiming they are the opposite sex is the same as a child claiming they are gay. The little fuckers don't even know what life is yet, they can make that decision when they are older. Enabling young children to change their identity is beyond fucked up.

[sally]

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 really don't know, I do know that she was molested by her cousin when she was three years old. I dont know if that contributed to it or not. I do know that my friend told her to just wait unit she is 18 to make a like changing decision that you may regret. She is now on testosterone and all that.

[cannongal]

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.

I have no fucking idea why pube blockers are being normalized as a treatment for autism.   My son's psychiatrist suggested it to me once and I found a new dr.  I have a major issue with using kids as medication Guinea pigs.    I actually sued my ex husband,  because he let his wife put my kids on medication.

[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.

I have no fucking idea why pube blockers are being normalized as a treatment for autism.   My son's psychiatrist suggested it to me once and I found a new dr.  I have a major issue with using kids as medication Guinea pigs.    I actually sued my ex husband,  because he let his wife put my kids on medication.

Actually, I mostly agree with what you said before. It's common sense that rigid gender roles are going to stifle development. And you seem to fully understand that biological sex and gender identity are two different things.

[crash]

Sally, your thread is being derailed. We need to get back to my request.

[sally]

I dont like that it's being turned into the transgender show either, but it is what it is.

[rothschild]

I dont like that it's being turned into the transgender show either, but it is what it is.

That rather nicely sums up the upcoming Olympics. Maybe Crash should ask Laurel Hubbard for some titpics?

[Duchess]

Sally, is there a way to toast garlic bread on the grill? I don't want to fire up my range.

[Duchess]

Sally, can you explain this?