She Doesn’t Even Go Here

Earlier this year, Anderton Park school became the centre of a major LGBT debate simply because they chose to teach young kids about LGBT-related issues. It wasn’t actually anything major. It wasn’t graphic nor was it detailed. In fact it was a really subtle introduction to the very real issues which happen in the very real world. One book mentioned that a penguin chick had 2 dads and a boy who wanted to wear a dress. That’s all. What’s not to like about teaching the next generation to be inclusive and tolerant??!

A Vegan Lion

After yesterday’s post, I thought I should clarify a few things. Gender dysphoria doesn’t mean a sex change (at least, I don’t so anyway). This is not a fetish. It’s not crossdressing nor is it drag. In fact, it’s not even about clothes. However, I can see how people would automatically jump towards that. Clothing has become an external thing that defines our gender, whether we want it to or not. A guy wearing a dress doesn’t make him female but it does cause a reaction from those around him. But why is it always a negative reaction?