Why is there a fish and fisherman holding hands on the dad's shirt?

Dumb MFBS

And people wonder why we have bullies.

riverrataggie said:

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And people wonder why we have bullies.

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At first glance, I read that as "And people wonder why we have bullets" and thought you went a little too dark there.

Claude! said:

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riverrataggie said:

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And people wonder why we have bullies.

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At first glance, I read that as "And people wonder why we have bullets" and thought you went a little too dark there.

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People hear what they want to hear.

Where did this idea even start? Does anyone honestly think these children will turn out anywhere near normal when they are adults?

What has become of this country?

Stagecoach said:

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What has become of this country?

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The liberals are winning.

boy09 said:

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Is that what women dress like though...?

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Exactly. WOOF!

That's the 'I've given up on life if I even gave a damn to begin with' look.

That entire family sits down to pee.

Because misogyny!


REEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!

She looks like a lesbian. She must be bitter about her choice to conform to social norms and get married and knocked up by an old fashion peen.

Just because there is a news article on something doesn't mean it's normal.

Agoodlittleag04 said:

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"Other children don't notice that they're different."

Bull***** Unless they're raising them in a commune with like-minded families, it is only a matter of time before another kid asks them if they're boys or girls. Then what? They say, "I don't know"? Gender confusion is difficult enough when it comes about naturally, why on earth would you set your kid up for that intentionally??

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I'd be very interested to learn what happens when they start interacting regularly with other kids or even adults that bring up the subject.

It seems that this issue doesn't really address gender stereotypes either but rather avoids identifying as a gender altogether in the hope that they won't feel pressured by stereotypes if/when they decide which gender they feel like. I wonder if "deciding" will override a lot of the activities that they hope will be preventative though as they will still face gender stereotypes once that decision is made.

I think addressing the stereotypes upfront could be just as (and potential more) useful of a strategy. Also, I'm fine with using they/their/them in cases where gender isn't stated. For instance, "I need to find a new doctor, but they need to take my insurance." It's not grammatically correct, but it's becoming more common in speech today to use "they this way and doesn't sound wrong to a lot of people. It also doesn't assign a gender to an unifentified "doctor" which can shape children's perceptions (I've seen cases where they ask kids to draw pictures of people in certain professions, and they tend to draw specific genders for a lot of occupations).

Could you imagine how disappointed they would be if one was a boy and grew up to be a total man's man out there fishing, hunting, playing football and chasing chicks.

And the other is a girl who is all about manicures, pedicures, stylish clothes, being head cheerleader and dating the quarterback.

Is there a theybies shot to keep other kids and parents from catching this crap?

There is but I heard it causes autism

Those two dudes in the in article are terrible parents for doing this.

sportsfan100 said:

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oh man. these folks need to be locked up.

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HELL, just call them it-bies. These people are fools!!!