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Transgender kids

Answered 3 years ago

My 7 year old daughter said she will be a male at 18 and to call her Karl not Katie from today

I have 6 boys and when I had my 7th my daughter I was over the moon and now she wants to be a boy
Hubby and I aren’t happy and I don’t know how to tell family members

Please help me

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3 years ago
Your daughter is a growing child. She doesn’t know what she wants, her body isn’t fully developed neither has her brain. She will most likely change her mind. She might even be saying that for attention. There is nothing wrong with being transgender but people need to stop encouraging the gender neutral bullshit children who are confused or seeking attention.

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3 years ago
I agree!

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3 years ago
Absolutely agree. If she continues with her confusion you may need to seek medical help. Gender dysphoria is a thing but more than likely she will conform back to her assigned sex.

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3 years ago
Don’t affirm it, she will grow out of it.

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3 years ago
I had two older brothers and was a Tom boy. Once I hit puberty I changed but I have work in a male dominated industry and am still very feminine. Sorry I don’t believe in one gender or another so gender swapping or trans to me is wrong, I believe it is fluid so you should love the body you have.

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3 years ago
Your child needs a psychologist

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3 years ago
This was my 7 year old for 12 plus months, she is almost nine and wants a makeup kit for Christmas and a bassinet for her doll. Oh and a voucher to go get a mani and pedicure. She no longer asks people to call her by her male name. I never did call her by that, I told her that I chose her name and if she wants to change it she can make it whatever she wants when she is 18.
She still prefers boyish cloths and shorter hair and rocks a tuxedo

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3 years ago
Transgender is the new black.
I'm so over this crap.

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3 years ago
What do you do? Nothing. Don’t correct her, don’t make a big deal out of it. She might be trans, she might not. Impossible to know at her age. But letting her know you aren’t happy will just bring about shame.

It concerns me more you are more worried about how to tell family members.

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3 years ago
It’s only natural to grieve the child you thought you were going to have but it isn’t fair for you to put that on your child. First step would be to see a psychologist separately and as a family to help get your head around all the new changes. You need to figure out if this is what your child really wants and do whatever you need to do to support them. I can understand your reservations about telling family, if it was one of my children that would be my biggest worry too. The best you can do is tell them and let them know they will either support your child/keep their mouths shut around your family or you will have to cut them out of their life.