Crossdressers-Haven.com

Hi girls ,

I was driving past an exclusive all girls school the other day when my wife raised a question that has been on my mind for years.

If a 12 year old boy with accute gender dysphoria ( believing he's girl in a boys body ) wanted to go to an all girls school should he be allowed to
do so ??

In this day of equality and anti-discrimination could legal action be taken to force a girls school to accept a TG child ??

Where do you draw the line??

I think that you would have a few problems with the parents of the GSG's (genetic school girls) , they may take their childeren out of the school.
A separate toilet would have to be built or use the teachers toilet.

I dont know of any case where this has happened but I would be interested if it ever did occur .

This is a hypothetical thread , I'm not thinking of enrolling myself .









maybe next year

I think that with proper a psycological analysis to support the childs transgenderism, he should be allowed to go to an all girls school. There have been a few instances in the news where the parents have let there child dress as a girl to go to a public school. These children went from troubled, barely making it, students, to more stable emotionally, and improved scholastically.

DonnaT wrote:I think that with proper a psycological analysis to support the childs transgenderism, he should be allowed to go to an all girls school. There have been a few instances in the news where the parents have let there child dress as a girl to go to a public school.

I haven't heard of any cases on this side of the world but I agree with you Donna , allowing them to attend if their psycological analysis supports transgenderism.

I came across this website and story the other day.
It is similar to what you are talking about.
[url]http://conundrum131.tripod.com/[/url]

I've tried to make this link active three times, hope this last time works!

Here's a story like we were discussing.

When your gender doesn't match you

A family begins to emerge from years of secrecy and embark with
their 14-year-old on a journey to reveal the transgendered
child's true identity

Sunday, April 24, 2005
STEVE WOODWARD
The Oregonian

In a quiet suburban home atop a picturesque hill in Washington
County, a family is beginning to reveal its heartbreaking
14-year secret.

. . .

http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/conway/ ... %20you.htm

Now that is a great story. I just wish there more like it.

Yes it is an interesting story , thanks for posting it Donna.

I found this one as well

http://www.peak.sfu.ca/the-peak/2002-1/ ... endah.html