moose eater
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Frosty sees a conspiracy in nearly anything that doesn't sit well with his/her rather narrow view of things.Just kids allowed to express themselves at school. In my day boys who were a bit feminine got bashed daily. I often wonder what psychological damage came from daily ridicule and violence, and kids who were clearly gay not being able to own it.
My kids are grown up but when they attended school it was a lot more accepting and I'm all for things moving further in that direction.
People getting uptight about gender differences says more about their own hang ups and sexuality. Some parents are afraid of their kids sexuality because of the way it may reflect on them. Nothing to do with what might be psychologically best for their children. That's my take anyway.
Makes a person wonder, eh?
By the way, many folks aren't aware of the percentage of people who are born with crossed chromosomes and both the potential for male and female gendered features. Or that often times these folks don't encounter any real specific demonstration of these issues until adolescence.
I wonder what the folks who are critical of these issues without knowing much of anything about them, other than to ridicule them due to them not being normative in their narrow perspectives, think about that?
A radio talk show host for Public Radio out of Valdez, Alaska I once knew as a friend, on whose show I did a good number of legalization shows over a several year period, as well as shows relative to the State's incessant violations of the 1975 Ravin Decision, once humorously commented during a discussion pertaining to LGBTQ+ and the folks who see fit to prescribe their narrower, boundary-challenged version of normalcy for others, that as a younger heterosexual male, he'd typically been more concerned with where he was going to put his dick, as opposed to where another was putting theirs.
But then, he had a reasonable amount of common sense, personal boundaries, and humor most of the time.
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