Just reading a story in a Dutch newspaper about a mother talking about her "son" According to her it was clear her daughter was born in the wrong body because, and here it comes: Her motor skills were "off", she was walking like a boy (?), with role-playing she always wanted to be a soldier and we all know no woman ever has fought in wars ever, throughout the history of the human race. Or wanted to be Spiderman (so many female superheroes to choose from, but I digress). She never wanted to play with dolls, but always with cars (I had older brothers, I played with a lot of their "boy" toys, guess I'm now an undiagnosed tranny too) "We thought back then that "he" is just a cool girl, or wants to be like "his" older brother" - guess what, I wanted to be like my brother too in some ways. The daughter was 6 when she refused to wear a dress - I also refused to wear dresses at that age, main reason, during playing they were annoying, pants were much easier. Then after when it became a major drama the poor girl was reduced to the words "I wanna be a boy, not a girl". The reason I was never reduced to say this, was because my mother never made a drama about it. Period. That's the problem. When eventually the family was referred to a gender clinic it was clear to the "doctors" their daughter was in fact a "boy", because, here it comes "He took a toy sword and beat a barbie doll with it". Never mind all the research that most girls "torture" their barbie dolls. At 12 this girl was put on hormone blockers sending her into menopause, making her depressed and everything, because she "just wants to be a normal boy". Completely ignoring the fact that puberty blockers cause severe depression in kids. The mom is super excited when her daughter turns 15 because then she can start taking testosterone. For anyone who can read dutch, or willing to take a chance with google translate, the article: https://archive.is/tHp0c