Part of me is cackling, and the other part is so scared that it's cowering in a corner.
Do any of you actually believe this? There is medical and scientific proof that can easily diss this article, but if anyone does believe in this can I ask why? Aren't christians supposed to love and "treat thy neighbor as thyself"? I'm a baptist if anything, but I dabble in sorcery and the supernatural. Does that make me evil? My faith isn't concrete, does that make me bad? I'm a transgender male, does that make me a liar and a falsity? Am I nothing but another fake statistic as a sixteen year old boy who's uncomfortable in his skin and wishes that he could fix it? Am I wrong in thinking that god will fix it? Should I just give up on god because he's given up on me? I don't think that Jesus was ever real, does that make me the big bad guy? I believe in the gods of ancient Egypt more than the Latin idea of the lord, does that make me a satinist? I don't get all of the religious fanatics. I feel like the idea of a god watching over us is just to make us feel less alone, but hey, that's just me. There must be something up there, but some huge dude granting our wishes with a snap of his magic fingers? C'mon now. You get things through hard work and sacrifice, there's no bones to be said about that. Nothing supernatural is watching out for you in particular unless you do something bigger than fold your hands and pray on your knees.
https://www.focusonthefamily.com/parenting/sexuality/helping-kids-recognize-the-myths-of-transgenderism
