Alot of people actually agree that children shouldn't be learning about relationships etc at such a young age.
Including me
And we also shouldn't be normalising transgenderism, especially to children.
It's a mental illness
Fragile minds that don't need to suffer the absolute brainwashing.
A lot of people may agree. It doesn't mean a lot of people are right. I think it kind of depends at what age you consider them learning it. Turning up in reception and being told it - no. By juniors - yes I think they'd definitely be able to cope with it. Very young kids are prone to ask awkward questions in a quest for knowledge like where do babies come from? What happens when you die? Is it that they're not ready for the answers (albeit softened up a bit) or that we as adults find it awkward to answer and so look to avoid doing so?
Fragile minds don't need brainwashing - what about the fragile young minds that are struggling to cope with going through it and having nowhere to turn, or worse being told they're not normal and should keep quiet?
My main gripe is with those of the LGBTQ community who constantly talk about verbal abuse/bullying etc when half of the time it's got nothing to do with their sexuality etc, just the fact they've got absolutely horrific personalities that crave attention and can't handle criticism and think they should be allowed to get away with being horrible to others without having to accept it back.
I do however agree it's a mental issue, but so is depression, anxiety etc. Should we go back to ignoring those issues too?
