re: Do You Think Its Important To Teach Kids To Act Their Sex?

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I think that's over the top. Kids are curious. I remember putting my mom's shoes on, playing with her makeup, etc. when I was 4 or 5. My parents just brushed it off and told me not to play with their things. I got bored with it and moved on to something else.

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If I did anything that a girl would do my brother would call me a fig. I probably didn't know what it meant when he first started calling me that (he is 10 years older than me).

I think I recall my sister trying to put a bow in my hair and getting really pissed because I didn't want my brother to see because he would call me a fig.

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Your brother sounds very perceptive

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You might want to say "your brother seems very perceptive" because saying "sounds" implies I was talking to you and telling you the story, but I just used text to share the story which means you had to read it.

I’m of the opinion that a red flag that a society will fall is promoting and encouraging feminine traits in the males

Hitting the two year old is stupid.

But I think it is important for a father to introduce his son to boyish things and do manly stuff.

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I'm sure all of the close-minded rednecks will downvote me into oblivion, but "acting your sex" is not a scientific term. What you are referencing is conformity to a social norm. And actually, social norms for gender roles differ vastly from society to society.

Either way I couldn't give two shits about how another person dresses or behaves if it has no impact on me.

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This might not make much sense, but I think everything in live is about balance. I am not some anti-gay person, I understand someone being gay is like people being straight. You can't help what you are sexually attracted to..

What I do not agree with (and this is where balance comes in) is a neutral gender society or a society where people can identify as whatever.. And that's what I feel like this is what is being represented.

That might sound redneck to you, but I think it is dangerous when kids can be accepted as whatever. Statistics show that the amount of people who identify as something other than their born gender has skyrocketed over the past 10 years. Going beyond the number of people who are comfortable coming out because it is more acceptable..

With those rising numbers is also rising number in suicides among people who identified as something other than the sex they were born.

In other words, because its much more acceptable, teens looking for a place to fit in can just decide.. Oh I am trans for example. They are celebrated and that's who they become because that's how they are perceived. Some even go through the transition.. Then when their brain finally fully develops when they are in their mid 20s.. They realize its not who they really are and there is no turning back.. So that's where suicide comes in.

This is why it is important for kids to have same sex people involved in their life.

I think it’s important to get your kids out of these cities before its too late.