Unpopular opinion: Using facets of your child’s identity to define yourself is weird of you and unhealthy for them. (Looking at you “autism moms” and “trans moms”….) And before y’all tell me I don’t know what it’s like to be a parent to an autistic kid or a trans kid…I have both. I have no desire to label myself by co-opting the bravery of his life path.

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4 小時內	Ryanne Mary thegirlrye	I get what you're saying but it's also a way for moms to come together and talk about the ups and downs of being a parent to a specific type of kid. I don't think we need to make it our identity - but sometimes it is nice to talk with parents who have children in similar seasons of life and experiences so we can have an earnest conversation with people who "get it"
2 天內	meeleigh16	I’m not a trans mom, I’m a proud mom of a trans kid. He doesn’t want to be defined by being trans, and I don’t want to be defined by my proximity to him. The only reason he has to be defined at all is because of the groups targeting him. However, my child knows he is more important than anyone’s beliefs or opinions.