Yeah, I actually thought of that and edited my post quickly.....but not quick enough, obviously.
I am a tranny and the government denies my rights
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Yeah, I actually thought of that and edited my post quickly.....but not quick enough, obviously.
No worries. I have a thing for men in kilts and think I might have my anti-kilt radar set a bit high.
May I point out one thing: Deciding what or who you are as an adult is one thing. I think (and I could be wrong - wouldn't be the first time) what Colpy was saying that encouraging little ones when they've not the mental capacity to "know" whether they have feelings one way or the other is akin to child abuse and I agree.
Many times I have seen boys play with dolls and girls with trucks and it didn't mean they felt that they were a different "gender" inside. In all likelihood, it never crossed their minds. It was just something they enjoyed playing with and likely 99% of the time they were just normal human beings.
I, for example, hated playing with dolls and I didn't like to play dress up and do make-up with other girls. I preferred to climb trees and play with the boys. Did I not feel like a girl inside? Yep. I just wanted to do what the guys did, that's all. As I grew older, (mid-teens) I started worrying more about make-up and clothes - I was just a "late bloomer". To confuse kids at such a young age is irresponsible!
Let them grow and become who they were meant to be. Most times, they'll figure it out. But at the VERY LEAST, we need to let them mature enough so that they understand what is happening. Confusing a 3, 4 or 5 year old is NOT in their best interests, no matter what the so called "experts" say, because honestly, they don't know squat either!!!
JMHO
I'm a model you know what I mean
And I do my little turn on the catwalk
Yeah on the catwalk on the catwalk yeah
I shake my little tush on the catwalk
And I do my little turn on the catwalk
Yeah on the catwalk on the catwalk yeah
I shake my little tush on the catwalk
Manning announces hunger strike over treatment
U.S. soldier Chelsea Manning, serving a 35-year prison term for passing classified files to WikiLeaks, said on Friday that she would refuse to eat until given help for her gender dysphoria and "treated with dignity, respect and humanity" by the government.
The 28-year-old Army private, who was born male but revealed after being convicted of espionage that she identifies as a woman, tried to commit suicide in July over what her representatives said was the government's denial of appropriate treatment for those gender issues.
The Army announced later that month that it would investigate Manning for misconduct in connection with the attempt to take her own life, a probe that could lead to indefinite solitary confinement, reclassification into maximum security or additional prison time.
"I need help. I needed help earlier this year. I was driven to suicide by the lack of care for my gender dysphoria that I have been desperate for. I didn't get any. I still haven't gotten any," Manning said in a statement released by a spokeswoman.
"I am no longer asking. Now, I am demanding. As of 12:01 am Central Daylight Time on September 9, 2016, and until I am given minimum standards of dignity, respect, and humanity, I shall—refuse to voluntarily cut or shorten my hair in any way; consume any food or drink voluntarily, except for water and currently prescribed medications; and comply with all rules, regulations, laws, and orders that are not related to the two things I have mentioned," Manning said.
Chelsea Manning announces hunger strike over treatment in prison | Reuters
U.S. soldier Chelsea Manning, serving a 35-year prison term for passing classified files to WikiLeaks, said on Friday that she would refuse to eat until given help for her gender dysphoria and "treated with dignity, respect and humanity" by the government.
The 28-year-old Army private, who was born male but revealed after being convicted of espionage that she identifies as a woman, tried to commit suicide in July over what her representatives said was the government's denial of appropriate treatment for those gender issues.
The Army announced later that month that it would investigate Manning for misconduct in connection with the attempt to take her own life, a probe that could lead to indefinite solitary confinement, reclassification into maximum security or additional prison time.
"I need help. I needed help earlier this year. I was driven to suicide by the lack of care for my gender dysphoria that I have been desperate for. I didn't get any. I still haven't gotten any," Manning said in a statement released by a spokeswoman.
"I am no longer asking. Now, I am demanding. As of 12:01 am Central Daylight Time on September 9, 2016, and until I am given minimum standards of dignity, respect, and humanity, I shall—refuse to voluntarily cut or shorten my hair in any way; consume any food or drink voluntarily, except for water and currently prescribed medications; and comply with all rules, regulations, laws, and orders that are not related to the two things I have mentioned," Manning said.
Chelsea Manning announces hunger strike over treatment in prison | Reuters
