2 lesbians adopt a baby boy.....6 years later, he starts sex change therapy....

[Denny Crane]

Parental rights are different when you have a child placed in your care by the government. You are subject to the scrutiny of the government, probably more so than a natural parent.

The government must be scrutinizing this case.

"At age seven, after threatening genital mutilation on himself, psychiatrists diagnosed Thomas with gender identity disorder."

That seems like baggage to me, but I've never threatened to mutilate myself.

No baggage AFTER the operation.

So are you saying that being born gay is a "genetic mistake"?

No. I don't confuse gender disorder with sexual preference.

 

[Natebishop3]

The government must be scrutinizing this case.




No baggage AFTER the operation.




No. I don't confuse gender disorder with sexual preference.

Sexual preference sounds like being gay is a choice, when for most it is not.

 

[Natebishop3]

The government must be scrutinizing this case.

Of the people, by the people, and for the people, eh?

 

[MARIS61]

Sexual preference sounds like being gay is a choice, when for most it is not.

This is quite possible, whether due to being born that way or due to being raised that way.

Logic then follows that the same is true for all other sexual "preferences" such as pedophilia and beastiality and of course heterosexuality.

I "prefer" chocolate shakes to vanilla shakes. Is that a choice? Certainly not a conscious one. I'm pretty sure I was born with it. I was not raised in a home where others preferred chocolate, nor was it ever pushed on me. The rest of my family could take it or leave it. I've just always "preferred" chocolate to just about any other flavor.

 

[Natebishop3]

This is quite possible, whether due to being born that way or due to being raised that way.

Logic then follows that the same is true for all other sexual "preferences" such as pedophilia and beastiality and of course heterosexuality.

I "prefer" chocolate shakes to vanilla shakes. Is that a choice? Certainly not a conscious one. I'm pretty sure I was born with it. I was not raised in a home where others preferred chocolate, nor was it ever pushed on me. The rest of my family could take it or leave it. I've just always "preferred" chocolate to just about any other flavor.

I am 100% certain that this is what Maris was talking about.

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