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Of course. And I loved my confused daughter through her journey, getting her the help she needed, and loving her all the way through it. We slowed down the process and helped her love who she is, how she is. She wasn't trans. She was confused and manipulated. Of course you love your child but it doesn't mean you let them make a rash decision that will change their entire life

@@mariannezwicker3304 so what you did was talk your child out of being who they want to be. Obviously when children are younger they shouldn't rush to change if they dress differently so be it thats fine I'm not saying go have your child change there sex immediately and neither is this mother on the video let them be who they want to be though there's nothing wrong with it accepting them and supporting them is better then making your child feel like it's wrong and unacceptable.

@@mariannezwicker3304 and your claiming you child was confused and manipulated by who exactly? Your claiming someone talked your daughter into changing her gender? Is that what your saying?

@@mariannezwicker3304 I'm sorry but I don't believe any child is manipulated into being gay lesbian or transgender it comes from themselves and how they are feeling. The manipulation comes from someone trying to make them feel that it's wrong to be different and be trans and like I said there is nothing wrong with it supporting your child and loving them and being there for them is what every parent should do. And that doesn't mean if they say at the age of 3 or 4 years old they feel like a different gender go to a doctor and immediately change there sex from male to female or female to male that's not what anyone is saying give them time to make sure that's what they really want this mothers child isn't a toddler either on this video the point is supporting your child that's what this is about.

@@alisha8586 Looks like you have a drive-by-commenting. Thank you. You are absolutely correct. Part of growing up is trying on different titles to see what fits us. It's like putting different keys in a lock to see which works. When we shutdown our child's curiosity we stop their development in that area. If that area becomes important to the child they will be far behind in understanding and development. Worse, they'll have to overcome the taboo block placed there by us. That rarely results in health parent-child relationships.

Drag queen? I think you accidentally commented on the wrong video,