How To Prevent your child from becoming a tranny?

Never go into it with the idea of preventing specifics, children will always tend towards rebellion. Just raise them right, provide stability with a mix of discipline and love, and if it is possible ensure they have a two parent household with no divorce and you’ll be pretty safe. It’s a tight rope of caring for them without coddling them. Like obviously you protect them as much as possible but most importantly give them the tools to be independent and spot bullshit from a mile away. The independence gives them a better grasp of who they are preventing predators from deceiving them and your vigilance ensures you can protect them from what they can’t handle although that primarily comes in later teenage years and should be used extremely sparingly with younger kids, as in maybe only in terms of letting them have less rigidly supervised time with their peers in a safe environment. Also hot take but I think religion is counter productive to this goal, it is far too suffocating and only increases the likelihood of rebellion by increasing the number of questions you won’t be able to have a satisfactory answer to.
 
You know multiple?
Inevitable, when one has artist relatives with dubious friends. But three guys who trooned out independently on each other are acquaintances of mine. Fourth one seems to be teetering on the edge and has a woman larp account.
 
I agree with the above about moderating online access. In addition to moderating online access, just be a good parent. Gender dysphoria and transition are disassociative traumatic coping mechanisms for many. Don't smack your kids around, don't make them feel like they shouldn't have been born, don't abuse them. They will have little trauma to escape from via transition if raised in a safe home environment. If they like things that are outside of social norms for their gender - let them do those things without making them feel weird about their preferences. I had very limited internet access, no contact with trans people, and still ended up a dysphoric child due to the circumstances I faced in my home life.
 
Limit their access to the internet; child blocks at a bare minimum, maybe a time limit.
Help them discover hobbies early on not bound to the internet so taking away access to it isn't equal to a punishment.
Don't be too overbearing as to push them into "rebellion" in later years and consequently ignore any and all lessons instilled into them. I've anecdotally heard of people being punished for merely asking why their parent's rules were necessary.
Portable DVD player and a copy of the Spongebob Movie.
 
Don’t be extreme, I think aim for ordinary. Secure attachment, identity, structure, hobbies, limit internet/screen time, emphasise normal experiences so kids don’t go thinking they don’t know their gender because of ridiculous reasons like they had preferences for toys and someone on the internet made them think it was abnormal.

Don’t stretch yourself thin by having too many ie. don’t let them outnumber you. A set of parents I know who come to mind as “doing it right” went all in raising their kid and she’s got hobbies, a job, travels overseas yearly, gets straight high distinctions in school. Her head is 100% screwed on straight and she’s not even graduated highschool.
 
You don't want it to happen, so you're already half-way there. Look at Jazz Jennings. It seems his mom wanted him to be a girl more than he did. The rest of the way is to be involved in your kid's life without being suffocating. Know what they are up to and if you must rely on the public school system for education, make sure to provide an alternative view to any pro-troon ideas they may teach. Don't push too hard, don't deny too many freedoms, and give the kid some privacy. Making them want to rebel against you could be just as bad as actively helping them transition.
Then why aren’t there eleventy billion black troons out there vs. white kids?
Transition costs money and vulnerable, fatherless children are targeted by gangs before a troon can reach out to them.
 
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