I would have zero problem with a lesbian representing me. Frankly there are areas where I would find it very useful. The fact that they are not in the slightest bit interested in the male gaze or accommodating men, makes them incredibly focused solely on women’s issues.
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I can’t imagine how difficult it must be to have a child who is trans. Genuinely. All the more so if you are not gender critical yourself.
I don’t suppose there is a parent here who hasn’t occasionally gone against their principles for the sake of accommodating or supporting their children. When you love your kids, that profound feeling of wanting the best for them, can sometimes make you drop everything else to that end.
And I, personally, don’t judge you for that.
I have spoken to, and read narratives of, parents who have children who are trans. If that parent is gender critical, it can set up a conflict that is difficult to deal with.
If they are not gender critical it can feel like the whole world doesn’t understand. Your personal journey is yours and yours alone. I get it.
All I would like you to understand is that if the feminists here had their way, your child would not have had to have come out as trans.
Gender dysphoria is a reaction to society’s relentless demand of expected gender roles.
If you dismantle gender, you dismantle their reaction to it.
Have you visited the website transgendertrend? It was set up by Stephanie Davis Arai.
She became incredibly concerned about how many youngsters were wanting to identify as the opposite sex. She is only all about the children. She is kind, gentle and very well-informed.
I profoundly disagree with the ideology. Not least because I have tremendous compassion for parents such as you.