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Originally Posted by Botten
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Would not call the longing feelings to change gender a mental illness.
Family should love their child unconditionally.
The Washington examiner and your recount is missing context. Valuable context. It speaks volumes when no matter how abysmal the foster home was it was not until they addressed the family 4 years later as an adult that they chose to kill themselves from the feelings of rejection.
The Child didnÂ’t accept the beliefs impressed on them by their family. It Made the child psychologically unsafe to stay with the parents. If you noticed twisting it into something it is not to enrage the right is just wrong.
Intolerable of change or disgust for others can be seen as regression.
Education is the best way to fix a lot of this. Thank god Gen Z got much more of it than their parents generation.
Transgender can be found all over the globe. Older Americans never had a problem with it until their Christian base needed another renergizing crusading narrative pushed on them by their political party.
Being more welcoming of others who are different leads in general to happiness. Stomp out the hate.
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Love doesn’t mean you embrace mental illness. As an alcoholic, if my family just said “oh that’s just how he is, he sometimes drinks too much. We just need to accept him and his illness, we shouldn’t judge him. It’s just who he is”
This would not help and it would not be love.