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03-04-2005, 11:44 AM
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Is this too young?
Parents: 4th-Grade Girl To Become Boy
Mom Says Youngster Has Male Brain METHUEN, Mass. -- A fourth-grader who was attending a Methuen elementary school as a girl before February vacation has returned to school as a boy. The parents of the 9-year-old child said the youngster was born with the body of a girl, but the brain of a boy. They have asked that he be referred to and treated as a boy by teachers and other students, and school officials are accommodating the request. The parents have even changed the child's name. The child's mother told The Eagle-Tribune that the family made the decision after consulting with medical professionals. She said the child is still biologically a girl. The mother has requested that the family not be identified to protect the child. School Superintendent C. Phillip Littlefield said there is nothing harmful about the child being in the school. 
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03-04-2005, 11:46 AM
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Re: Is this too young?
this kind of stuff is dumb.
great, the child sees herself as a boy. great. but she is NOT a boy. it's all in the genes baby. they are talking about letting her use the boys' bathroom and stuff, how ludicrous!
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#3
03-04-2005, 11:49 AM
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Re: Is this too young?
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this kind of stuff is dumb. great, the child sees herself as a boy. great. but she is NOT a boy. it's all in the genes baby. they are talking about letting her use the boys' bathroom and stuff, how ludicrous! [/ QUOTE ] I almost did it awhile back and decided not to, but this just earned her a spot on my blocked users list.
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03-04-2005, 11:55 AM
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Re: Is this too young?
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Parents: 4th-Grade Girl To Become Boy Mom Says Youngster Has Male Brain METHUEN, Mass. -- A fourth-grader who was attending a Methuen elementary school as a girl before February vacation has returned to school as a boy. The parents of the 9-year-old child said the youngster was born with the body of a girl, but the brain of a boy. They have asked that he be referred to and treated as a boy by teachers and other students, and school officials are accommodating the request. The parents have even changed the child's name. The child's mother told The Eagle-Tribune that the family made the decision after consulting with medical professionals. She said the child is still biologically a girl. The mother has requested that the family not be identified to protect the child. School Superintendent C. Phillip Littlefield said there is nothing harmful about the child being in the school. [/ QUOTE ] Why would a child be concerned about their sex at 9 years old? Seriously. This is yet another example of shitty parents projecting their desires onto their poor kids. I hate people.
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#9
03-04-2005, 06:46 PM
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Re: Is this too young?
Sometimes it's difficult to determine sex at a genetic level. Very simply, if you are a girl you have XX chromosomes and if you're a boy you have XY chromosomes. Except there's this thing called mutation and some people are XXY and some are XYY. What do you do now?
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