Believe me, it's effortless when it comes to you ya ignorant puke...You try so hard, it's kinda cute, your little obsession with me . . . sorry I hurt you so badly. Maybe get a life?
Nice nose fuck face...
Believe me, it's effortless when it comes to you ya ignorant puke...You try so hard, it's kinda cute, your little obsession with me . . . sorry I hurt you so badly. Maybe get a life?
Yet you still take the time for me, I'm flattered.Believe me, it's effortless when it comes to you ya ignorant puke...
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And even more misleading BS. Apparently that's all you have, spun, misleading, taken out of context BS . . . good luck with all that. Maybe you actually believe all that shit you post.
You say tomato and I say you are a crazy fuck.And even more misleading BS. Apparently that's all you have, spun, misleading, taken out of context BS . . . good luck with all that. Maybe you actually believe all that shit you post.
You certainly are gullible.You say tomato and I say you are a crazy fuck.
I want to be clear. UCSB was encouraging parents to encourage their small children to disrobe and touch and explore each other’s genitals. The only time they say parents should step in is to tell the child that this should be done in private, and should stop it if the touching becomes non-consensual or hurtful.
And even more misleading BS. Apparently that's all you have, spun, misleading, taken out of context BS . . . good luck with all that. Maybe you actually believe all that shit you post.
You really are an impressionable lad.Poor kid has no chance, book the therapist now.
CNN Celebrates Father's Day: 'He Gave Birth. He Breastfed. Now, He Wants His Son To See Him As A Man.'
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ByHank Berrien
June 15, 2018
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Just in time for Father's Day, CNN brings you the story of a biological female who refers to herself as a transgender man who, after taking testosterone to "transition," conceived a child with a man who was "transitioning" into a transgender woman but stopped taking hormones long enough that they could conceive a son.
CNN titled the piece, "He gave birth. He breastfed. Now, he wants his son to see him as a man."
The "he" in question is Sabastion Sparks, 24, "a transgender man who lives with his wife Angel in suburban Atlanta."
CNN writes, "Like many new dads, Sabastion Sparks knew parenting would come with serious challenges. But most new dads didn't give birth to their child. They didn't breastfeed them."
That’s certainly true.
CNN writes that Sparks "wants Jaxen, their 20-month-old son, to have as normal a childhood as possible," suggesting that a more "comfortable" Sparks can now better provide that normal childhood.
"I'm going to be a better father being comfortable in myself and him seeing that confidence in me," said Sparks.
Sparks wants to teach Jaxen how to pee standing up, which Sparks executes with the help of a detachable prosthetic. "The more my body resembles his, the better he'll understand," said Sparks.
Sparks met Angel, 33, five years ago. As CNN notes, Angel "was designated male at birth but had transitioned years earlier."
More: "Like many transgender men and women, they had been taking medication to increase the testosterone or estrogen in their bodies. So to make a baby, they briefly stopped taking their hormone pills. The couple conceived their son the conventional way…"
Sparks miscarried the first time; the second time Jaxen was conceived. CNN writes, "After Jaxen was born, Sabastion sometimes had to breastfeed when he, Angel and their son were out in public. The three of them drew stares as they navigated the aisles of their neighborhood stores."
"People would snicker or call us 'f******,'" said Angel. "He'd try so hard to cover it up and hide what he was doing."
CNN opines, "Not all transgender people choose to have surgery as part of a gender transition, and Sabastion knows looks shouldn't matter. But he worries that the scornful way some people treat him could get passed down to Jaxen. That's not what he wants for his son.”
After the surgery to remove her breasts, Sparks said, "My son won't see breasts on his dad. He won't be as different from me."
Circus side show.Poor kid has no chance, book the therapist now.
CNN Celebrates Father's Day: 'He Gave Birth. He Breastfed. Now, He Wants His Son To See Him As A Man.'
![]()
screenshot from Twitter
ByHank Berrien
June 15, 2018
views
Just in time for Father's Day, CNN brings you the story of a biological female who refers to herself as a transgender man who, after taking testosterone to "transition," conceived a child with a man who was "transitioning" into a transgender woman but stopped taking hormones long enough that they could conceive a son.
CNN titled the piece, "He gave birth. He breastfed. Now, he wants his son to see him as a man."
The "he" in question is Sabastion Sparks, 24, "a transgender man who lives with his wife Angel in suburban Atlanta."
CNN writes, "Like many new dads, Sabastion Sparks knew parenting would come with serious challenges. But most new dads didn't give birth to their child. They didn't breastfeed them."
That’s certainly true.
CNN writes that Sparks "wants Jaxen, their 20-month-old son, to have as normal a childhood as possible," suggesting that a more "comfortable" Sparks can now better provide that normal childhood.
"I'm going to be a better father being comfortable in myself and him seeing that confidence in me," said Sparks.
Sparks wants to teach Jaxen how to pee standing up, which Sparks executes with the help of a detachable prosthetic. "The more my body resembles his, the better he'll understand," said Sparks.
Sparks met Angel, 33, five years ago. As CNN notes, Angel "was designated male at birth but had transitioned years earlier."
More: "Like many transgender men and women, they had been taking medication to increase the testosterone or estrogen in their bodies. So to make a baby, they briefly stopped taking their hormone pills. The couple conceived their son the conventional way…"
Sparks miscarried the first time; the second time Jaxen was conceived. CNN writes, "After Jaxen was born, Sabastion sometimes had to breastfeed when he, Angel and their son were out in public. The three of them drew stares as they navigated the aisles of their neighborhood stores."
"People would snicker or call us 'f******,'" said Angel. "He'd try so hard to cover it up and hide what he was doing."
CNN opines, "Not all transgender people choose to have surgery as part of a gender transition, and Sabastion knows looks shouldn't matter. But he worries that the scornful way some people treat him could get passed down to Jaxen. That's not what he wants for his son.”
After the surgery to remove her breasts, Sparks said, "My son won't see breasts on his dad. He won't be as different from me."