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whatever · 07-03-2009, 02:22 PM

I'm torn on an opinion on this one. I find it very odd. However its the parents decision how to raise the child. I would NOT want someone to tell me HOW to raise my child. HOWEVER that being said as the child gets older and (I assume they will let "it" play with other kids........If they tell the child NOT to disclose "its" gender to them if asked by a child....well than that is telling a child to lie. And then you are creating (IMO) a form of child abuse. Because pretty soon the child could start to cross lines from right and wrong....
Because as they get older it would get ALOT messier IMO.

07-03-2009, 02:22 PM	#13 (permalink)
whatever our lil Ruby Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: I can't stop the ignorance, I can only laugh at it. Posts: 7,864 iTrader: (34) Thanks: 2,012 Thanked 2,113 Times in 982 Posts	I'm torn on an opinion on this one. I find it very odd. However its the parents decision how to raise the child. I would NOT want someone to tell me HOW to raise my child. HOWEVER that being said as the child gets older and (I assume they will let "it" play with other kids........If they tell the child NOT to disclose "its" gender to them if asked by a child....well than that is telling a child to lie. And then you are creating (IMO) a form of child abuse. Because pretty soon the child could start to cross lines from right and wrong.... Because as they get older it would get ALOT messier IMO. __________________ My "adopted" brother. Gone but not forgotten. 8/23/09