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If this is happening in school odds are his parents already know.I was like that even at a year so my fam. says.My family knew what i as going to be and let me figure it out for myself. Maybe this is what's going on at home. My teachers knew and support me to this day!e
I don't think it's necessary to tell the kid's parents. If it's a consistent behaviour then they probably already know. It might mean something, it might not. My head was just spinning when my mom told me that her little brother (my uncle) used to crossdress. And then my uncle's wife showed me pictures of their son (6 years old) also wearing a wig and dress and stuff. Eventually they're gonna have to find out that I transitioned. It figures eh?
No, I am not his teacher, I work at one of the other classes at this school, and also at some place where the kids stay after school. (Norwegian mothers often work fulltime)
If you're in Norway then parental bigotry shouldn't be too much of a problem. Do you know what his parents are like? Have his teachers noticed it as a recurring thing?
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Originally Posted by tsadmirer83
Americans can be so irrational sometimes, its quite funny.
Geeze, give the guy a chance here. I haven't seen him say anything sexual about the kid in this thread.
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Originally Posted by archineer
its a weird kind of humour that makes you feel more uneasy than amused
Definately- particuarly with evolution/socialism
If you really want to help the boy, then leave him alone to find his own path. There's been enough cases where the so-called "experts" have messed around with the sexuality of prepubescent kids with tragic results.
No matter what he turns out to be, if his parents are intelligent and understanding he'll be fine.