,,If you're doing your job right, they've at that point been educated about what it means when someone transitions and what sort of impact it has on their life.

,,If you're doing your job right, they've at that point been educated about what it means when someone transitions and what sort of impact it has on their life. ,,During that talk, I expect you would speak about why you think that shouldn't happen before they're done growing.'' I have no opinion actually on whether the transition should happen or not, I'm sorry if I came out too strongly about that. I believe it can be a good decision if a child is clearly behaving and feeling like she is a boy. What I'm most afraid is that lesbian children thinking that heterosexual girls will like them if they transition. The parents are responsible for the children as long as they are given the chance to respond, which is taken away by law in a few countries. But I'm right now 38 and I still have lots of secrets about my sexual life that I don't talk about with my parents, and I think that's OK, as none of them can be compared to the consequences of transitioning. What I see really important is to make sure that people know about the changing laws, make sure that those important changes are talked about.