Transgendered children

[Violet]

Ah, there's where part of the issue is; I'm in britain. We're not so pissy with stuff like this. Like i said, therapists and shit seem to have some real fun with their hair, and i'd deem them successful in a professional setting, although that may be biased as i wish to follow that path myself. (The becoming a therapist, not the dyed hair).

If you're curious why i keep going back to them as a point of reference as well, it's because it's the only one i have any evidence/experience with, i haven't looked much into hair dye in the professional world

Have you really never seen professional dress codes? Don't they make you guys wear uniforms in your schools? First impressions really matter on employers.

Are you currently working in a professional environment? Does the NHS's desperation for more medical professionals supersede their desire to have presentable medical staff?

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I don't see an issue with the whole transgender issue in adults or children. Why this issue is still important is beyond me.  My best guess is that "they" want to throw off the public from major issues going on.

Who, the trans-dimensional psychic vampires? I guess it would qualify as a wedge issue...

But sometimes these things matter to some people. Children being safe and of a sound psychological state matters to me... I'd view forcing (or pushing) a child onto hormone therapy before they've even hit puberty as an incredible risk for that child's future sanity, and as the effects of hormone therapy will linger on even after it's been stopped: it isn't without risk. 

It certainly shouldn't be a distraction from globalists trying to sneak things through, though. The media's complicit