Guest post: The girl toys
Originally a comment by tigger_the_wing on The rules of play.
From the Cass review and various whistleblowers, we can be pretty sure that the castrations are a punishment for the crime of being a little boy who displays all the behaviours associated with a high likelihood of becoming a gay man after puberty. As has been announced in the Westminster parliament, the Tavistock clinic, who were brought little gender-nonconforming children by their panicking homophobic parents, and egged on by the homophobic sociopaths of Mermaids and Stonewall, were openly ‘transing the gay away’.
My siblings and I, and our children, and my grandchildren, were allowed to play with whatever toys we wished. As the meme says, if the toy isn’t for the genitals, it’s for both boys and girls; if it IS for the genitals, it’s not for either. Yet, so far, not one of the boys who played with ‘girl toys’ – not even the one who displayed all the other signs of being a proto-gay – has turned out to be anything other than straight, after having gone through a normal adolescence.
If Suzie Green hadn’t been so afraid of her son possibly growing up to be gay, he could now be a healthy young man, both physically and mentally. Possibly gay, probably straight (as most men are) but in either case, intact and cognitively mature. Instead, he’s mutilated and brainwashed. Even worse, his evil mother took over and changed Mermaids, which used to reassure parents that gender confusion was almost inevitably solved by going through puberty, and turned it into a cult organisation, ensuring that many more parents would ensure that their poor gender-nonconforming kids (disproportionately same-sex attracted and/or autistic) went through the same process as her son, retroactively justifying her otherwise unjustified manipulative behaviour.
At this point in time, I’m amazed that so many same-sex attracted people still support the parasitic attachment of the T and all the other alphabetti spaghetti to the LGB.
This might change with greater awareness of the danger to gay rights posed by blowback arising from trans “rights” over-reach and bullying. Not as as if it hasn’t been obvious for some time that the “support” of the T has been about as useful to lesbians and gays as a boat anchor is to a swimmer. If the T goes down, they’re prepared to take the rest of the “community” to which they’ve grafted themselves down with them. Cutting them loose will not be easy, as LGB Alliance found out. The T will not be shed without a fight. They’re allowed to exclude whomever they like at will, but they are never to be subject to exclusion themselves.
One of the great achievements of feminism has been a slightly more equal sharing of domestic work, eg cooking, child rearing, etc.*
Playing with toys such as the one above, or with dolls, prams, and mini cleaning tools, is an introduction to boys of domestic labour and can normalise it in a way no Tedtalk ever can. It can also be said that letting girls play with trucks, diggers, trains, etc shows them the possibilities of work with those implements. All in all, play is a way to introduce children to the world.
*Yes, I am aware there is still too much inequality here, but a start has been made.