Transsexual boy at my work?

First of all, this is not a sexual thread, so please be serious with your answers:)

I work at a school with kids who is 6 years old, and there is this boy who I really wonder about wanting to be a girl.

He is only friends with girls, and only want to be with them. That's okay by me, but I reacted to something he did today. He took a curtain and threw around himself, and said: "I have a dress", and soon he wanted to use it as a skirt.

So what do people here think: Is he a transsexual, or at least going to be a CD when he's older. And should I tell his parents about my thougts? If he wants to be a girl, I think it is better to start now when he is a kid, because of the abuse many transsexual teenagers get?

I don't know his parents so well, just by saying "hello" when they pick up their son after school, so to tell them that their son maybe wants to be a girl is not exactly a thing i want to do...

That definitely goes under the heading of "none of my business", so you ought to just keep it to yourself.

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Originally Posted by dgs925

That definitely goes under the heading of "none of my business", so you ought to just keep it to yourself.

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I concur, unless his parents come asking about such things. Young kids do all sorts of things that we, as adults, don't see as quite 'normal', but as we here can attest, 'normal' is relative and subjective.

Remember all the hot water that Walmart rightfully fell into when one of their photo booth people deemed a couple of shots of a baby in bathwater 'child pornography'.

Unless you're asked for an opinion by either the parent or a superior, or if the kid starts hackin' at his weenie with scissors (Not unheard of), you need to distance yourself from this a bit.

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Originally Posted by dgs925

That definitely goes under the heading of "none of my business", so you ought to just keep it to yourself.

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Yeah, I agree. You can´t foresee his parents´ reaction.

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Originally Posted by tsadmirer83

kid who is 6 years old, and there is this boy who I really wonder about wanting to be a girl.

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It happens once, it happens twice and it doesnt matter. Look at it for a year or two...

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Is he a transsexual

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Maybe, but probably not.

[/quote]at least going to be a CD[/quote]
Are you an astronaut? I guess 1) not and 2) you wanted to be one when you were young

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If he wants to be a girl, I think it is better to start now when he is a kid

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At age 6? Are you serious? There is this thing called puberty, THATs when the changed start and could be stopped. But not at age 6...

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so to tell them that their son maybe wants to be a girl is not exactly a thing i want to do...

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1) Kids play and experiment. Its nothing serious.
2) Dont do it. If he behaves the same way in some years, maybe there is something.. (a BIG maybe)

Is it causing problems with other kids or stuff? Just look out for their well being.

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Originally Posted by tsadmirer83

So what do people here think: Is he a transsexual, or at least going to be a CD when he's older. And should I tell his parents about my thougts? If he wants to be a girl, I think it is better to start now when he is a kid, because of the abuse many transsexual teenagers get?

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Yes he is a baby tg and you should inform his parents next time you see them. Let us know how things turn out.

What do you do at the school? Fill the soda machines?

The thought of you thinking about that kind of stuff around kids is disturbing.Does this school even know you think about that kind of stuff around their kids?

Reminds me of when i was 6 yrs old, I used to get Sheets and make gowns and shred t-shirts and i used it as hair, Dont underestimate a child of 6 yrs old, My family knew that i was not going to be your "AVERAGE" boy,,,, But they chose to keep it on the hush and , ignore it and the older I got the more Obsessed I got with the Idea of wanting to be a girl, They knew from the Geq.


If you are a Teacher or a authority figure in school, i would observe and depending on how it progressed i would then have a talk with the parents.