emperor_ing
Neo Member
In my view it was wrong for the kid's parents to act in such a reactionary way. From their responses in the interview it is clear they are transphobic and do seem to understand what it means. So when their child raises something which they don't understand they run away from it, then attack it.
We do live in a different world from when I was a kid though, and trans people of all ages have a lot more visibility.
For those questioning do you realise gender at that young of an age, from my experience yes to a certain extent. I knew I was different and 'weird' compared to the other boys I knew. Not that I understood what it was at that age, but I knew I wanted to dress and act more like a girl than a boy.
We do live in a different world from when I was a kid though, and trans people of all ages have a lot more visibility.
For those questioning do you realise gender at that young of an age, from my experience yes to a certain extent. I knew I was different and 'weird' compared to the other boys I knew. Not that I understood what it was at that age, but I knew I wanted to dress and act more like a girl than a boy.