I was in a training session the other day where the presenter was talking about automatic behavior (in a larger context). He asked everyone to write their name, and then noted that no one had to ask themselves, “Now which hand shall I use to write my name?” For almost everyone, the choice of writing hand is a well engrained habit, and requires no thought. Someone brought up people who were truly ambidextrous, and how left-handers often used to be forced to write right-handed in order to conform.
In this context, you know where I’m going here. Although I didn’t bring it up in the session, I was thinking that society (or at least California) is now in the situation where we have to give the same consideration to sexually confused six-year-olds as we do to six-year-old left-handers — i.e, it’s inhumane to try to convince a six-year-old boy that he’s not a girl.
I've had one of my own kids decide that he was a puppy. It's cute for a few hours, and I have no problem with a game, but it's easy to end when the time comes. Any sensible parent would eventually break out the ice cream for the other kids, and remind Fido that "dogs don't eat ice cream". The left would probably think I was trampling his personal expression and would instead encourage him to live as a dog forever. The sad part is what they do to kids who could have been saved when they embrace these passing whims and allow small children to make permanent adult decisions. Child abuse disgusts me, and most liberalism qualifies.