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DebbieB's avatar

Finally! A study that confirms what I observed years ago. A connection between gender dysphoria and Autism Spectrum Disorder. I am guardian to twins on the spectrum. They are now 20. When one was in the 7th grade, she and her best friend thought they were gay. When she told me, I simply said “oh, ok. Thanks for telling me.” I learned that the best reaction was little to no reaction. The other girls parents flipped. Now, both girls were in a special school for behavior problems and they were the only two girls in the class. I told the other girl’s mother that the girls had never had friends before and didn’t know how to define their friendship. Yes, they loved each other. No, not like boyfriend/girlfriend. It didn’t last because the next year, mine discovered boys. Then her twin sister decided she was a boy and wanted me to get her a chest binder. Now she has had multiple open heart surgeries and cannot even tolerate a bra. So I made her a deal. I reminded her how she couldn’t tolerate wearing a bra but if she wore a bra for two weeks, I’d get her the chest binder. That went away in a couple of days. Kids in the spectrum just want to BELONG. LGBTQ were welcomed and protected at their high school. Kids on the spectrum were bullied and picked on. The choice seemed simple to them. My grandson, also on the spectrum, changed his name online to a more girly sounding name. His parents flipped. Now he’s almost 18 and that went away. They do, in fact, outgrow it.

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Davi's avatar

LGBTQCIA+ 🤣

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