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:yawn:And do you think that blue is for boys and pink is for girls?![]()
:yawn:And do you think that blue is for boys and pink is for girls?![]()
No problem. Iâm privileged to work with elementary students a lot. I might be the only masculine role model some of the kids have in their day. They wonât get gender confusion nonsense from me.Thank you for sharing your first-hand observations.
Ed
Wow, Ed. First, how monstrously selfish the parents of the so-called âtransgenderâ kindergartner were. Ironic that even after the school administration completely abandoned rationality and any sense of the obvious shame and scandal of sexualizing children, they still got sued by the lunatic parents. Serves them right. Truly diabolical, and that poor delusional kid is just a pawn.
Thereâs really not much scientific evidence that gender identity and sexual orientation are influenced by whether someone has or doesnât have masculine role models.No problem. Iâm privileged to work with elementary students a lot. I might be the only masculine role model some of the kids have in their day. They wonât get gender confusion nonsense from me.
Thereâs plenty of evidence that wicked adults are trying to sexualize children, cause children to question their gender, and convince everyone else that this is âprogress.âThereâs really not much scientific evidence that gender identity and sexual orientation are influenced by whether someone has or doesnât have masculine role models.
Kids need good role models. Meanwhile, groups of people are forcing this into schools. For what?No problem. Iâm privileged to work with elementary students a lot. I might be the only masculine role model some of the kids have in their day. They wonât get gender confusion nonsense from me.
Exactly right. And in the end, it leads to sexual perversion. Unless parents act.Thereâs plenty of evidence that wicked adults are trying to sexualize children, cause children to question their gender, and convince everyone else that this is âprogress.â
I canât accept that whoever âweâ is doesnât have bigger fish to fry than worrying about other peopleâs sexuality. So we all have our problems with acceptance.We can realize that someone feels like a different gender than their body and accept they have that struggle. But we canât accept when someone denies their biology and says theyâre something that theyâre not.
How does it feel to know children are being sexualized and confused on purpose long before they are mentally and emotionally mature enough to understand the truth? Iâm not worrying about anybodyâs sexuality. And count me out of this âweâ nonsense. Iâm wise enough to see deception in action with young people, especially kids, as the targets.I canât accept that whoever âweâ is doesnât have bigger fish to fry than worrying about other peopleâs sexuality. So we all have our problems with acceptance.
However, I sincerely do have some sympathy for the posterâs situation, given that centuries of Catholic DNA racing around my body seems to compel me to share that situation. Just as the poster and a good number of other Catholics feel the incurable need to point the finger and judge, I have that need too, and am doing it now.
So how does it feel having me sticking my big judgmental nose in to your business? Does it feel like Christianity to you?
Youâre expressjng your opinion and Iâve no doubt you feel itâs right. So I appreciate your concern with trying to help us see the light, as it were, but just as equally I feel youâre wrong and Iâve stated some of those eeasons in this thread. Iâd also like to note that even while I supported gay marriage and whatnot before reading the church arguments, I was still coming to my current stance on transgenderism so in my case itâs a secular argumemt reinforved with religion ratjer than a religious argument reinforced with secular reasons.I canât accept that whoever âweâ is doesnât have bigger fish to fry than worrying about other peopleâs sexuality. So we all have our problems with acceptance.
However, I sincerely do have some sympathy for the posterâs situation, given that centuries of Catholic DNA racing around my body seems to compel me to share that situation. Just as the poster and a good number of other Catholics feel the incurable need to point the finger and judge, I have that need too, and am doing it now.
So how does it feel having me sticking my big judgmental nose in to your business? Does it feel like Christianity to you?
The agenda behind it is clearly diabolical but thatâs hardly surprising. It is a favorite tactic of the devil to try to sow doubt and confusion.Iâm not looking for any argument, because the only thing I have to say on this is that Iâm sick of it, and Iâve heard it to death for long enough. They may be doing this because they think the more and more we hear of it, day in, day out, morning noon and night, the more âacceptingâ we will be, until any stigma is gone. It wonât happen. The more I hear about it and have it forced on me, the more sick of it and turned off by it I become. Obsessing to death over something wonât make me so used to it I eventually think nothing of it. It will never work. At least not on me.
So what? It is an capability which homosexuality negates.There are a lot of people who are not interested in âfamily formationâ. Some people donât want children and arenât suited to having them.![]()
There are also lots of other capabilities that some other people have that I donât have. Weâre all different and thatâs life.So what? It is an capability which homosexuality negates.
What case are you arguing?There are also lots of other capabilities that some other people have that I donât have. Weâre all different and thatâs life.
Just to reinforce this point that psychiatric conditions must cause distress or impairment to be in the DSM, Allen Frances, one of the authors of the DSM-IV, said about claims that Mr. Trump is mentally ill:Actually youâre mistaken. As Rau pointed out (and I agree with him), âThe DSM tends to devote space to conditions that cause distress to the individual, impede a person living as he would reasonably wish, or involve risks for others.â After the gay rights movement, being homosexual didnât distress gay people or impede them living as they wanted, so it made no sense to leave homosexuality in the DSM as a mental illness. Most gay people stopped wanting to be treated for or âcuredâ of their homosexuality.
âHe may be a world-class narcissist, but this doesnât make him mentally ill, because he does not suffer from the distress and impairment required to diagnose mental disorder,â Frances wrote.
nbcnews.com/health/health-news/donald-trump-isn-t-mentally-ill-he-s-just-unpleasant-n721766A personality disorder must lead to âclinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning,â the DSM IV says.
And yet evidently, something is amiss, and worthy of scientific study.âŚThat is why any gay person who does not display âclinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning,â is not mentally ill and that is why homosexuality was removed from the DSM since homosexuality does not usually fit the definition of a mental illness.
Advocating murder now, are we?AAnd any teacher that would do that should have a millstone tied around their neck and be deep-sixed.
Of course yes the poster is advocating murder.Advocating murder now, are we?