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Missing children posters - sex and gender

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MotherEarthisaTerf · 14/05/2025 22:20

These are thoughts I’ve mostly kept to myself because I have honestly no idea what should be done. But in our very sleepy county I’ve seen at least 3 missing children posters in the past couple of years shared by police. And it’s almost impossible to know who to look out for.

The last time I saw a missing poster for a child, it was of a teenager with a female name, a boys hair cut and an androgynous face. Described as wearing tracksuit and hoodie. No pronouns used throughout the poster.

Obviously, these children are extremely vulnerable and I doubt that a poster advertising “female teenager identifying as a boy currently in hiding” will help resolve any mental issues and make them want to come back to authority quickly.

I looked at the poster for a good 5 minutes trying to understand. Was this a boy identifying as a girl? Possibly. My awareness advised me I could guess they were a girl, identifying as non binary.

But the general public don’t have the capacity to study and rationalise.

I walked past a teenage boy yesterday, on reflection did they look like this?

A girl with short hair came into the corner shop I was in, I think it might have been her?

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Dreichweather · 15/05/2025 02:24

If they look androgynous then surely it doesn’t make a difference. Protecting and individual’s mental health for vunerable children is important and there is no conflict with someone else’s rights here.

Boreded · 15/05/2025 02:24

What nonsense are you spouting

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