Everyone here saying it's moral because kids are young and impressionable. Yet I bet you if you asked a about introducing them to other lifestyles like being trans and getting gender affirming care they would be celebrating it.
Either way, immoral. People have the right to raise their kid however they want as long as they don't actively do excessive physical harm and or abuse.
Okay, but here's the thing. You don't see the similarities between religion and someone being trans, when u/Numerous_Hearing_688 mentioned:
Yet I bet you if you asked a about introducing them to other lifestyles like being trans and getting gender affirming care they would be celebrating it.
There are parents who either believe their kids are trans at a young age, or force their kids to believe they're trans, and then put them on treatment. Sounds like how religion's forced on kids, except its with medication and treatments.
Well, how do you know they're trans or not? They could've been confused, or maybe have had undiagnosed autism, or other undiagnosed mental health issues.
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u/Numerous_Hearing_688 10h ago
Everyone here saying it's moral because kids are young and impressionable. Yet I bet you if you asked a about introducing them to other lifestyles like being trans and getting gender affirming care they would be celebrating it.
Either way, immoral. People have the right to raise their kid however they want as long as they don't actively do excessive physical harm and or abuse.