April 22, 2025 - Epoch Times
01:18
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| There's a psychologist called Diane Ehrensaft who said that boys who open up their onesies and dance around, they're expressing that they really want to be girls because that's like a dress. | |
| Or if a girl is pulling out the barrettes, a boy, girl, I'm getting it mixed up, pulls the barrettes out of her hair that she doesn't want to be a girl. | |
| Right? Which I think someone with common sense would just look at, well, these are fussy babies that just don't want to wear barrettes or don't want their onesie on, right? | |
| And that's sort of natural. | |
| Kids don't want to wear their shoes. | |
| They throw off their shoes. | |
| Does that mean they don't want feet anymore? | |
| But that is the philosophy. | |
| And a lot of people start to believe it because people with these fancy letters that come from these fancy institutions repeat that over and over again. | |
| So that's become the mainstream narrative. | |
| However, there are people... | |
| People like me and several others, and I think more than I even know, because they have been silenced, believe that kids don't really know themselves, that they need adults to guide them. | |
| They need to be grounded in reality. | |
| They need empathy and compassion, especially if they're struggling with being in their bodies, but to help them figure out their reality. | |
| And generally speaking, when they have distress over their gender, then we need to wait and see what happens. | |
| And usually they do grow out of it. |
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