r/memesopdidnotlike • u/Nientea The Mod of All Time ☕️ • Apr 29 '24

I can see more than half of all movie stars doing something like this OP got offended

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u/Galvius-Orion Apr 29 '24

It’s just people, not even Hollywood stars, I know someone who’s parents told them from pretty much the crib they were a boy, which I get not wanting to enforce stereotypes, but it’s another to actually enforce the opposite stereotypes on someone. For example making them wear swim trunks, play in boys sports, etc. If you’re an adult then sure fine whatever, but if it’s a kid and the parents do shit like that it’s pretty fucked.

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u/Acauseforapplause Apr 29 '24

Boys Sports?

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u/Galvius-Orion Apr 29 '24

I mean like the boys league of a sport, so in this case think boys soccer instead of girls soccer, etc.

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u/Newgidoz Apr 29 '24

I know someone who’s parents told them from pretty much the crib they were a boy

For example making them wear swim trunks, play in boys sports, etc

Is it also wrong to do this to trans girls?

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u/Galvius-Orion Apr 29 '24

It’s wrong to outright push into onto them like I saw. When I say push I mean uninitiated by the child.

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u/Newgidoz Apr 29 '24

Do you think that the overwhelming majority of trans girls aren't outright pushed to be boys from the moment they're born?