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Her 7 year old is non-binary.


That's not a typo. Her kid is 7.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CsroG6Bu8Ah/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

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congrats πŸ₯³

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Good for her kid.

If it wasn't for all the anti-trans and anti-queer hate going on right now, I might be inclined to raise an eyebrow and wonder if it's healthy for a young child to identify this way, but with SO MUCH anti-LGBTQ+ BULLSHIT going on right now, more power to her and her kid.

Fight the Power. πŸ‘ŠπŸΏ

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SHUT UP,SAMOANJOKE'S SOCK.

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Eh?

I thought you were supportive of LGBTQ+ people.

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I SUPPORT ALL PEOPLE...WHICH IS WHY YOU ARE NOT COVERED.

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I'm standing up for progressive rights here. Why are you giving me a hard time?

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YOU ARE A PARODY.

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Here's a 3 minute video clip some may be interested in watching. It shows a mother and her 10 year old son (who is 'trans' and wants to be a girl) discussing how the child feels.

https://twitter.com/xxclusionary/status/1663719991613485058

What you'll see here is common sense for most, though some numpties are too politically biased to accept it;
- The child doesn't quite know what they want to be. They show clear indecisiveness.
- The child agrees that if their mother told them they had to be a boy, that they would do so.

Here is the key dialogue below;


Mother: "But on the inside, where nobody else can see, are you a boy or a girl?"
Child: "Maybe I'm a boy inside and a girl outside."
Mother: "Really?"
Child: "Yeah, is that true?"
Mother: "Only you know the answer to that. So if you wanted to grow up to be a man would you tell me?"
Child: "Mmmmm... yeah"
Mother: "Hey, if you wanted to grow up to be a man, you could."
Child: "I wanna be...sometimes I think I'm a boy sort of but I want to be a girl. Will you love me if I'm a boy?"
Mother: "Of course I would love you not matter what. I always have and I always will."

Mother: "I think maybe there is a part of you that is afraid to tell me what you want. What if I said please don't be a girl."
Child: "Well I guess I would be a boy. I don't know."
Mother: "No honey."
Child: "I need to listen to you. You're my mom."
Mother: "Well yeah you need to listen to me about you know what's healthy to eat and you need to listen to me about what time to go to bed but you are the one that I have to listen to you."
Child: "Yeah. What if you said I had to be a boy and you made me? I'd have to."

Child: "You look like you're about to cry."
Mother: "I'm just surprised by some of these answers today. It's the first time you've given them to me."

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What you see here is a child seeking guidance.

- They're not sure of what they want to be.
- They seek reassurance that their mother will still love them if they want to be their 'gender at birth'. (Clearly hints that they seem to believe their mother wants them to be a girl and that they are possibly doing so to please her).
- They are trying to give the authority/control back to their mother. Letting her know she is the boss and they'll do what she says.

Who would have thought that giving a 10 year old such a heavy decision to make and standing back on the sidelines whilst they struggle to cope would be a good idea?

Poor parenting.

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I'm sure this is the case for a lot of kids but this doesn't really happen to people who begin to feel it as an adult. I can completely understand someone feeling like a different gender, but it's not different than someone who feels depressed. They shouldn't be feeling this way. They need support to help them get through it, not enabling them to continue to feel that way.

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A great quote from Blaire White - A transgender child is like a vegan cat; we know who's making the lifestyle choices.

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She can say that because she's trans. But if non-trans, straight people like me say that, I'm called transphobic.

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I feel sorry for that poor kid.

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Thread tally:

samoanjoe 100
Kowalski -100

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You mean Kowalski's insults and his complete deflection of evidence aren't worth a few points?

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Nope. Pushed him into the red.

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I'd like to push him over the edge.

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Pssst... he's already over the edge.

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YEAH...BUT...I HAVE A ROPE....MADE OF HEMP.πŸ™‚

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Doesn't help if you're too baked to use it!

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I AM NEVER TOO BAKED TO USE IT.πŸ†

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Your tolerance must be monumental! πŸ₯’

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USE BOTH HANDS.😏

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Mid 40's is the age actresses (mid 50's for actors) needing work make bizarre claims in hopes of becoming relevant. This may be working for her; she keeps trending. Let's see if she gets a gig.

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A lot of gay kids are being called "non-binary" because they don't fit a gender stereotype. This is so wrong. I'm gay and I'm a man. If I had been raised by that woman as a child, I would have been confused as hell.

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I try to think back to when I was a kid and I don't think I would know a single kid who knew what "binary" meant, let alone "non-binary" and even further in the context of using that referring to gender.

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This is a form of sexual genocide, for lack of a better term.

Heterosexual parents are gonna think, oh, my gay son likes boys so he must be a girl. I'm telling you this transgender crap is bad for gay people.

In Iran they hang male homosexuals and pay for transgender sex changes. We're heading in the same direction.

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I think in the future if we continue this way, gay and lesbian will no longer exist. The concept of gender will be so fluid that physical attraction will mean nothing. I mean, if I masturbated to Ellen Page before she transitioned, does that make me gay because she always felt she was a man?

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Honestly, this gender nonsense is shaping up to be The Big Lie of our era.

Methinks common sense will win out and 20 years from now everyone will look back at us and shake their head.

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Very much, we will look back at this era like we look back at lobotomy. A big mistake and ultimately a tragedy.

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But it will be too late for all the gay boys who have been castrated and all the lesbian girls who have had mastectomies.

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Unfortunately, yes.

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