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   From: thetruemelissa@gmail.com   
      
   Verily, in article <0001HW.2F4C2E8B01D20CD730AB5238F@news.eternal-   
   september.org>, did dalton@nfld.com deliver unto us this message:   
   >   
   > Recently there have been reports of more than one mass   
   > shooting committed by transgender individuals.   
   >   
   > Have in all cases these individuals been not accepted   
   > by the communities (and probably families) in which   
   > they live(d)?   
      
   Absolutely not. If you look into these stories, insofar as that's   
   possible, you'll learn that the shooters were affirmed.   
      
   According to the data I've seen, affirming is one of the worst things a   
   family can do for a kid. When families don't participate, the kids   
   usually move through it. When families climb on board, the kids start   
   spiraling.   
      
   There's a theory that this happens because kids who cosplay the opposite   
   sex at school but not at home are still anchored to reality. The LARP is   
   fun, but they know where the door is. When the families join in the   
   LARP, that anchor is gone, and the kids' mental health craters.   
      
      
      
      
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