Ok, I think things are getting a bit carried away, and its really having a negative affect on everyone and its getting ridiculous, its to the point that we are bored with who we are and want to create a different reality and its got to come to a stop.

I want to be clear on something before I go on, I'm not at all bashing all transsexuals' as there are some times when it is legit and there is a very good reason for it.

I know several people who were born with different hormones' from the opposite sex, and its caused major issues for them, so they had to do the procedures, and let me tell you, it wasn't done lightly, they had to see therapists, and phycologists, to ensure it was legit, and then had to pay out of pocket to get the changes done, it was legit.

You see they had therapists and phycologist tell them it was legit, their moms didn't decide for them, they didn't decide for them, it was medical professionals, and yes there are times when nature plays that dirty joke and some people do legit need the help.

But on the other token when kids turn of age and the hormones' start to kick in and it plays nasty games, and its not always easy, its not always teen age sex, sometimes other things confuse us and make a mess of our feelings and emotions, and its time that we set and be parents and work through this with our children instead of just jumping the gun and assuming that they need a sex change.

But the thing is, some times we have parents who are in love with the idea, I see it on Youtube all the time, some mom presenting her 6 year old who is now identifying as a girl, and very similar things, and we the world are expected to accept this? What is mom going to do when that 6 year old is 16 and now wants to be the boy it was born and rebels against what mom wants and insists on being what he naturally is.

A parent forcing a child to identify as a member of the opposite sex is as wrong as a parent forcing their child to be a member of any religion, religion is a personal thing you can't force someone to believe what you want, its not legit and it will never be real the child has to have those experiences and learn and accept those matters of faith in their own heart only then will it be real, and the same rule applies to anything else, let the kid do that on their own, but a child should never be indoctronated into anything sexual, that is something for them to learn on their own, let the kid come to you, a doctor or a trusted person and learn it, they do not need it forced on them.

Past that, if someone wants to identify as something, ok, here is the thing, I've heard stories of people identifying as a cat, ok, so you want to be identified as a cat, your never going to be a cat plain and simple, your a human being, not a cat, just cause you insist that you are now a cat doesnt mean I'm going to treat you like one, you can clean and buy your own litter box, I'm going to treat you like a person, talk to you like a person and only accept responses as a person, but if you want to be a cat, go for it, but your not staying in my home sleeping and being lazy like a cat, sorry but I wouldn't allow my child that luxury.

The question I get asked, would I accept my child if they were gay, yes I would, I can't tell you I'd understand it, but I would still accept and love them, my faith teaches to not judge, or hate, I know people love to throw Christians around and say we are all about hate, and certainly there have been plenty of times in history to show they were about hate and judgement and for that mater there have been times in history were that was true of all religions and even non believers of any faith but that doesn't mean we are all like that, there are some of us who try to be faithful and try our best, but everyone on this planet are broken and faltered so it is what it is.

If I had a child who was gay, yes I would still love them and accept them, doesn't mean I have to or will understand, but they are still my child, if my child decided they wanted to be a member of the opposite sex, I would try to help them with therapists and phycologists to get them the best help, if it was legit an issue where they were born with the hormones' of the opposite sex and it was a legit thing I would do everything in my power to help them, but the truth is those circumstances are very rare.

So how do we fix the problems?

Well there are a few ideas.

Maybe instead of allowing a male born transsexuals' into a female bathroom if society wants this so bad, they should have a transsexuals' bathroom, a natural born male no mater what should never be in a females bathroom, you don't know if a female has had trauma involved with a man, and having him there will just trigger her, him calling himself a woman isn't good enough yes we all have rights, she has natural rights, his are more made up, so to solve this problem, he should be in the mens room, or a transsexuals' bathroom, period.

Transsexuals' should have their own sports teams, its rather unfair that a natural born male to be on a female sports team where he is gentically stronger than a woman, giving that team an unfair advantage, and shouldn't be in their locker room getting dressed so if we can't ban them from sports, they can either play with their natural sex, (if someone has a problem with them being a transsexual, its their issue) or have their own teams.

As it comes to pronouns and identify, when it comes to legal paper work and things, you are the sex you were born unless you have had a legit sex change operation, simple as that, if someone chooses to identify with you thats up to them but if someone doesn't thats up them.

The problem is the woke community and cancelled culture community think they have authority and wants to push their theology down everyone else throats, how does She-Hulk, and Snow What sound? As a society we need to step back and say no, just no. and deal with it, simple as that.

You are free to be what you want to be, you are not free to choose for us what we want to see, respect everyone judge no one, love everyone, hate no one, do not force or tread on our rights.