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What would you do if you found out your child was transgender?
Question by : What would you do if you found out your child was transgender?
Also with younger sib. I am request this because my parent believe that most peoples would not eventide accept transgender tyke and that they will bowling them putout in the alleyway.
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Answer by Joe Hoyle
geez – would be difficult to trade with – but guess you buzzword crook your dorsum on your tiddler. Just have to accept and attempt to broaden my nous…Younger sib though would probably breakthrough it easier, beholding as they’re pic acquisition ghetto and not dentition in their style
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I’d do everything I had to for them to be happy.
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LikeDislikeWell my dad practically disowned me and stop talking to me but my mum has accepted me and is helping me through it along with all my mums family
Thank gosh for her or else I wouldn’t be very happy 
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LikeDislikeTransgender is an umbrella term that encompasses many forms of gender *expression.*
Transsexual is a physical birth condition that occurs in the womb, and a child has no control over whether they are born this way. If a parent threw their child out in the street, they’d be as guilty of abandonment as if they threw their child out for having juvenile diabetes.
The correct thing to do is take the child to a gender therapist and confirm whether or not they are suffering from Transsexualism. If so, then they should be treated for the condition via Gender Transition, an extremely safe, effective way to correct Transsexualism.
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LikeDislikei know that is really hard but i will do every thing i can with that
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LikeDislikeLove them, of course. No matter who your child is, or what they do, they are STILL your babies. For me, it would have no effect on the love that I feel for them
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LikeDislikeIf they were transsexual which is what i think you meant, not “transgender”. Then i would be fairly devastated for them knowing what they would have to go through, but i would fully support them and make sure they started treatments as early as possible to ensure they could lead a normal life later on.
I would not try and threaten them, or delay their treatments hoping they would change their mind, which never happens. Nor would i fight against them for having been born with a condition they could not help.
Most parents really don’t understand transsexualism and in most cases only make their child’s problems far worse by not supporting them or understanding the condition is innate from birth. If parents educated themselves properly instead of automatically rejecting it their children wouldn’t suffer half as much.
It’s so much harder trying to transition without support.
Some people don’t deserve to have children if they can’t support or love them fully.
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LikeDislikeI’d love them just the same
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LikeDislikeErica is 100% correct about the term Transgender. I am going to assume you mean Transsexual.
This kind of question is always interesting to me as it cuts right to persons compassion for others.
What would you do if you found out your child had congestive heart failure, renal failure, diabetes, or any other serious condition beyond there control. If you are like the majority of people you would do what ever it took to get them the help and treatment they need.
So why would you treat Transsexualism any different? It is also a birth condition no one wants and it is just as deadly as any of the other conditions I listed. But yet people turn there back, snicker, point, openly hate people with this condition.
So what would I do? I would get them all the treatment that was needed. Reassure them they are loved. Respect them by using the name of their choice and proper pronouns. As an adult I would take the brunt of the hate aimed at them.
When I came out to my family I did not know what to expect. I have 5 siblings. Four of them accepted me and we are actually closer. One brother severed all contact. Today he is the one that finds himself at odds with the others. I found love and support with my family. While they may have lost the person they thought was a brother they gained a sister that loves life and all it has to offer.
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LikeDislikeYour parents are not the brightest nor are they compassionate individuals.
My parents didn’t throw me out, nor would I throw out my child for being born a certain way.
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LikeDislikeThank goodness your parents are wrong.
What would I do? If my child was transsexual I would help them anyway I could to be their true selves.
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