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Transgender Woman Leaves Wife & Kids to Live as a 6 Year Old Girl

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I don't want to be an adult sometimes too but this is taking it just a bit too far. :ohbrother:

 

 

 

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/transgender-woman-leaves-wife-7-kids-live-girl-article-1.2463795

 

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After 23 years of marriage and seven children, a transgender woman is taking a chance on living her truth — however controversial it might seem.

 

Stefonknee Wolscht began her transition six years ago at age 46 and now she is living as a 6-year-old girl.

 

"Stop being trans wasn't something I could do; that's like telling me to stop being 6-foot-2 or leave,” Wolscht said of her wife's ultimatum in a clip.

 

Wolscht is the subject of a social video series called "The Transgender Project," which profiles transgender people in Canada.

 

The documentary works to highlight everything about Wolscht’s life, including the pain of being rejected by her family.

 

“I can’t deny I was married,” she said in an interview with Daily Xtra. “I can’t deny I have children, but I don’t want to be an adult right now.”

 

Now Wolscht, who used to hide her true identity by cross-dressing, is living with a new adoptive family.

 

"I have a mommy and daddy, an adopted mommy and daddy, who are totally comfortable with me being a little girl," she said.

 

Wolscht said she colors and does kid stuff with her new family, which includes her new 7-year-old sister.

 

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Why, why did I open this thread?

Such a sick world we live in now..

Daily News....those hacks will print anything to keep journalism alive and well....

I wish I had something funny and clever to say.

 

Just shake my head and move on I guess.

Holy Crap.

I cant even blame Obama for this one.

 

She, He, or It is a sick person.

 

Poor kids of It.

I'm appalled and sickened by this. How did this ever become ok and why do we HAVE to accept this? Because I don't. Not. One. Bit.

Wolscht said she colors and does kid stuff with her new family, which includes her new 7-year-old sister.

 

My only question is whether the 7 year old sister is actually 7 years old or another adult pretending to be a child. If it is the former, than I can't see how this kid would grow up without some issues regarding the situation.

"Mommy, I want my bottle...filled with Bud light, pack of Camel no filters and latest edition of Juggs. Appreciate it...uhhh...I mean...'phank yew mom-my".:shy:

They need to shove her carriage down a flight of stairs

Why, why did I open this thread?

 

I now wish I had opened another thread dealing with bowel movements.

 

I had a visceral reaction to this thread.

Since @Randy Parker and @Getslow love to bicker all the time, I've always pictured Getslow as Randy's 7 year old sister.

I now wish I had opened another thread dealing with bowel movements.

 

I had a visceral reaction to this thread.

 

This thread's value just increased by 1000% (thanks to @Clyde) because I now know what "visceral" means (previously, not an everyday part of my vocabulary).

Since @Randy Parker and @Getslow love to bicker all the time, I've always pictured Getslow as Randy's 7 year old sister.

 

Fine... but a girl who can still whip that little turd.

 

The Shelly to his Stan, you might say.

 

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