There's one tactic that transgender advocates use that I really loathe because it has bullied countless parents into helping their children make one of the worst decisions of their lives.

What's that? It's asking this question. Would you rather have a dead son or a living daughter?

In other words, if you don't fully support your child identifying as the wrong sex, then your child will kill

himself or kill herself.

This tactic uses the threat of suicide to cause panic and shut down a person's critical

thinking abilities.

It then forces the person to accept whatever a transgender advocate cosplaying as a doctor

tells them to do.

You see this in articles like this one about Jazz Jennings,

or in other cases where the statement is flipped when it involves a girl who wants to live as a boy.

By the way, I want to add a caveat that we should avoid using the word trans as much as possible.

Calling someone a trans woman or a trans man gives legitimacy to the idea that the person is just a different kind of man

or a different kind of woman instead of someone who is mistaken about whether they are a man or a woman.

So I'm going to avoid that label as much as possible and instead speak frankly about the people I'm

describing. For example, here is a girl claiming to be a boy in the documentary

growing up trans, whose parents go along with this identity out of fear that she commits suicide.

I just don't like feeling different. It starts making my tummy hurt a little, so

sometimes it makes me cry when I'm very, very, very, very, very tired.

To develop breasts would be horrifying for him.

He doesn't want to be the kid that has to be different.

And he has talked about suicide or killing himself before,

which is why we immediately sought the help of professionals. There's also the witness of detransitioners,

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