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In light of the confusion created by the mani-made psychological ruse called "Gender Fluidity", parents are often hard-pressed to know what to do when their child or teens comes home from school and suddenly announces that they believe they are "non-binary." It is important at that point, for parents to maintain open communication with their child, as it usually means that someone or something has created that confusion within the young person's mind.

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What would I recommend to that parent or teen? First, spend time on the blog post I created which addresses some very important aspects of this Movement that is sweeping youth culture. Second, I would begin looking for a good therapist, who is not agenda-driven (they call themselves "gender therapists"). You want a therapist who has worked extensively with the full continuum of kids, from your average teens to those who are noted to be Severely Emotionally Disturbed, as that therapist will likely have the context to know what it is that is impacting your child.

 

In this day and age of predators who look for opportunities to groom kids, you can't be too careful who it is that will be working with your child. It is not enough to take them at their word re. what kind of therapist they, what their spiritual perspective is, or where they went to grad school, because far too many charlatans have worked their way into being so-called therapists, who became licensed, yet are anything but truly competent. In fact, truth be told, many are now agenda-driven toward influencing kids. And, a growing number of these so-called therapists are actually into very deviant sexual activities, such as "Kink", and belong to deviant groups such as Furries, which have an extremely large number of porn-fueled deviants within their ranks. A simple Google search of "Furrie anime" and "Furrie arrested" will produce some very sobering information about the dangers for kids within the "Furrie Fandom."