The psychosis that progressives have created with promoting transgenderism is affecting society worldwide. A case in the United King...
The psychosis that progressives have created with promoting transgenderism is affecting society worldwide.
A case in the United Kingdom highlights how perverse it has become with a youngster who has become the nation’s youngest transgender person, The Mirror reported.
From the age of three, Jeneen Schofield’s only child made the same Christmas and birthday wish: “I want to be a girl.”
While family snaps show the tot in a Liverpool football kit, Jeneen says her toddler, born a boy, soon sensed he should be living life as a girl.
And last year, at the age of seven, her wish came true when her name was officially changed by deed poll – to Luna.
She started wearing a skirt to school and got a new passport too as one of Britain’s youngest transgender children.
Today her proud mum opens her heart on the life-changing events and defies critics who believe her decision to let Luna choose her gender was premature.
“Luna was asking when she could be a girl soon after her third birthday. I brushed it off as a phase and told her to stop being silly,” Schofield said.
“But she kept asking. My family felt she was too young to make the decision to be a girl, but I didn’t want to tell her how she felt and knew this wasn’t going away,” she said.
The number of kids diagnosed with gender dysphoria in the UK has doubled in the past year as the transgender craze has grown.
“Before then she’d worn princess dresses to the local shop with me, or at home. On her fifth birthday she spent the day at Disneyland Paris in a dress. She couldn’t have been happier,” the mom said.
“At the top of every Christmas and birthday wishlist was to be a girl. It was hard to accept what I was seeing,” she said.
“It was World Book Day. I explained Luna wanted to go as Alice in Wonderland and I asked if she thought there might be more to this.
:The teacher agreed, saying she noticed Luna always being the mum or sister when kids played dressing-up.
“Suddenly I was so scared about how it might cause problems for her. I sat in my car and cried my heart out. I didn’t really know what trans meant.
“For weeks I was petrified Luna would have a loveless life full of people hating her,” she said of her son who has become her daughter.
“The more research, the more I realised transitioning didn’t mean the end. Luna could have a happy life and find love as a girl,” she said.
But doctors who are familiar with these cases said in an interview with The Mirror that these cases should be addressed with caution.
“No one should be assigned the label transgender before puberty. If the child is unhappy then the reasons should be explored without assigning labels,” social psychologist Dr David Canter said.
Another psychologist, Raj Persaud, said “A careful medical assessment is needed to understand what is going on. Only then can decisions be reached.”
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