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- Nov 13, 2019
Parents: monitor your children's internet activity. Be shameless about your presence in their lives. Their right to privacy is limited. Spend time with your kids doing fun, age-appropriate stuff. Get to know the parents of their friends. Keep the line of communication open with their teachers. Be on friendly terms with their principal. Do what you need to do, to break your child away from circles of friends who are a detrimental influence to her well-being.It's because of social media. People are obsessed with your gender/pronouns/sexuality, people talk about non-stop can constantly rave about how "brave and stunning" the lgbt are. Of course an impressionable little girl is going to want to "fit in."
Seeing young kids declare themselves to be genderspecials or weird sexualities isn't at all uncommon online, I knew more than a few girls growing up who bought into it. When I was 13 I used a lot of Tumblr and had a phase where I declared myself asexual because I hadn't hit the age where I could understand what attraction was yet. I imagine something similar happened to this girl.
No child should be discussing anything -sexual, at the age of 10. They are too young to understand these concepts.