02-21-2016, 01:55 PM
(02-21-2016, 01:47 PM)StLucieBengal Wrote: No. But he knows what is going on in their head.
No. He knows what went on in his head. Or at least he thinks he does right now.
He has never even spoken to this child.
Every person struggling with gender identity issues should get counselling. But it is ridiculous for him to claim he can diagnose this girls problems without even speaking to her. Especially since we don't know if he will o back to being a woman again next year.
I actually feel sorry for the guy going through two sex change surgeries. He may have gotten poor advice, or he might have ignored good advice and did what he wanted. But either way that does not give him any authority to tell someone else what they are thinking or feeling.
It is like a guy who was diagnosed with depression claiming that just because he was not really depressed (or at least is not depressed right now) than that means depression does not even exist.
