Reee twansphobes not wanting us to groooom.
The truth is, trans does appeal to little kid logic. "Well some people are thought to be girls but want to be boys for the rest of their lives, so they're trans" isn't the hard part. The hard part is explaining why Uncle Marvin became Uncle Marie, why Marie PERSONALLY chose to become a woman when the kid points out all the male things Marie has done and liked, why Marie spends so much money on clothes and nails but doesn't wear them properly, why Aunt Mary is upset about Marie's new life and why their children (the child's cousins) are upset, why are other people uncomfortable around Uncle Marie, why can't Marie stay a man if Marie doesn't like shaving and such, and so on. The problem is kids are good at poking logic if they get a bug in them - once they grow up out of the play pretend age, they'll begin to ask questions about anything that confuses them. What's the uncomfortable truth about cousin Sophie becoming cousin Rowan, why is she so upset all the time and why does everyone hate Uncle Lester so much, with her hating him the most?
Those are personal thing related to family though. Why can a boy wear a skirt but still be a boy yet another boy wearing a skirt be a girl? How do you keep rules like that consistent when Kevin himself said something about how queer logic is inherently contradictory and that's what is beautiful about it? When a kid asks these questions, then decides their friend or family is still a boy even if he wears a skirt because of said trans girl's knobby knees, square jaw, deep voice, and boy hobbies? What the hell are the parents supposed to say without decades of kweer theory under their belt like Kevvie?
The problem is that trans logic is held up by society to a point: IRL people do it out of politeness. They want to get on with their day and usually do it with as little rudeness to others as possible, they don't want to make either party's life difficult, especially their own. Trans logic isn't questioned because people don't want to care about it or be involved in it. Kevin melts down or blocks people when he doesn't have an answer, and other people can't do the same for their children. So confessing to the child "I am not sure how it works, but they get upset if we don't play along since I notice the same things you do" is probably the most honest answer and the one Kevin REALLY DOESN'T WANT SAID. Kevin is lucky most children only go with acceptance in the moment like most normal people, and he doesn't have to deal with them as they age.
I think this is referring to "Steph" (the Brit troon)?
Nah, I forgot the new live-in girlfriend's name but there's a new dude in drag in his house.
"money being tight" says the man who spent like $500+ on random shit over the past month or so
Kevin could run an action figure museum with his dedication to buying each and every single one, as if that's his job and his expenses are normal. And yet he's so stuck on "people give things to me = love???" that hilariously, any present wrapped up and given to him makes him cry. I just can't, man.

To this day he will get asshurt at buffalo bill comments.
On the state of his chesticles: I am surprised that they aren't worse, the surgeon did his damndest. But this is Kevin squeezing his arms to his side so they don't slide off his chest further. This is what women in a relaxed position would look like but lol, Kevin cannot relax or else the sides slide down like butter.