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Lactatia: Obvious Child Abuse

truthatallcost said:
Who raised this one? Looks like she was raised on male growth hormone and socialism.

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That's your bae Reality Winner.
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I don't see how Reality Winner is relevant to anything in this thread. But clearly you have an issue with the idea of a woman with bigger muscles than you. How emasculating.
 
CMPancake said:
I don't see how Reality Winner is relevant to anything in this thread. But clearly you have an issue with the idea of a woman with bigger muscles than you. How emasculating.
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She was actually pretty cute at one time. Don't know exactly what happened.

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instagramsci said:
Was gonna say pretty much this. Drag queen makeup is supposed to be heavy and over the top
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Meh, maybe its just me. I don't like heavy make up on a person. In fact I'd prefer them el natural if I had any say in it. I'm glad my wife doesn't put on makeup much and when she does its not heavy.
 
maquiscat said:
Quite the contrary. Seems everyone up to this post is taking a stand for this kid to be able to choose this. You are the one taking a stand against him.
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No 8 year old boy "chooses" this. This is pushed on him by his parents.
 
_Sal said:
that's projection on your part because you have clearly already decided what you would do if your child showed any leanings in a direction you did not like
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I can understand little boys playing with dolls. That's not a big deal. Some boys are even curious about girls clothes. This goes FAR beyond that.
 
phattonez said:
This isn't parents letting the child do this. This is parents totally subverting and pushing their agenda on an innocent 8 year old boy.
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_Sal said:
that's projection on your part because you have clearly already decided what you would do if your child showed any leanings in a direction you did not like
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phattonez said:
I can understand little boys playing with dolls. That's not a big deal. Some boys are even curious about girls clothes. This goes FAR beyond that.
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so you think, but you don't know...it is an assumptive conclusion based on emotion

therefore irrelevant
 
phattonez said:
No 8 year old boy "chooses" this. This is pushed on him by his parents.
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This is your biased view. Provide some evidence that this is pushed and not simply alllowed.
 
Eh, whatever.


My biggest issue is...Lactatia? Really? Lactatia. I think perhaps someone needs to explain what that means to the kid....
 
KevinKohler said:
Eh, whatever.


My biggest issue is...Lactatia? Really? Lactatia. I think perhaps someone needs to explain what that means to the kid....
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Right? When I first saw the headline I was sure this was something about like breast feeding a 10 year old.
 
CMPancake said:
I couldn't imagine how you can live with so much hate inside of you.
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As much as I have no idea what the OP thoughts are...I can't say I agree with 100%in encouragement and so on. This isn't a simple issue of "oh he just wants to be a girl." There is a LOT more to this. He is 8. There are a lot of complex psychological issues I'm not even remotely qualified to handle to discuss going on here.
 
I do not see this, as it appears, as child abuse. Not at all. But, I am concerned with the over-glamorization of an 8 yr old.

After you roll your eyes, and before you say something, I feel the same way with child beauty pageants (ala Jon-Benet Ramsey, etc.), young heterosexual girls doing it, young boys acting chippendale-like, and so on. I believe that we do our kids no favors when we over-glamorize like that. Playing "dress up" is fine, this is absurd. I feel that, at that age, kids should be kids. They don't have to necessarily be out on a ball field, but they shouldn't be exploited as if they're little adults, because they're not adults.
 
Kal'Stang said:
Meh, maybe its just me. I don't like heavy make up on a person. In fact I'd prefer them el natural if I had any say in it. I'm glad my wife doesn't put on makeup much and when she does its not heavy.
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I'm the same way. Little to none is preferred.
 
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