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When my daughter came out as trans, her 2 brothers - 7 & 16 - handled it beautifully. When my wife transitioned the following year, they once again embraced it.
4 years later, they're still cisgender guys who aren't at all confused about who they are. The kids are alright.
4 years later, they're still cisgender guys who aren't at all confused about who they are. The kids are alright.
https://twitter.com/BarbaraRKay/status/1018094028162764800
When young kids learn about trans people in school, 1 of 2 things happens:
1. If they’re trans, they find language to describe themselves & see their reality normalized.
2. If they’re not trans, they learn how to support those who are.
No confusion, just inclusion.
#SexEd
1. If they’re trans, they find language to describe themselves & see their reality normalized.
2. If they’re not trans, they learn how to support those who are.
No confusion, just inclusion.
#SexEd
Kids almost always have questions when they learn something new. That isn’t the same as confusion.
You can’t make a cis child trans. You can’t make a trans child cis. But we CAN teach them about each other so we create a more understanding environment.
#SexEd #onpoli
You can’t make a cis child trans. You can’t make a trans child cis. But we CAN teach them about each other so we create a more understanding environment.
#SexEd #onpoli
As a mom of a kid who was bullied out of school because her classmates had no education on trans issues, I take a little joy in seeing the original post in this thread getting more love than the bigoted, anti-education post it quoted.
Thanks, Wholesome Twitter.🌈❤️
Thanks, Wholesome Twitter.🌈❤️
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