> Luckily, he's allowed to. Nobody I know of, on any side of this debate, has argued against letting kids choose what they want to do. The problem is when "my

> Luckily, he's allowed to. Nobody I know of, on any side of this debate, has argued against letting kids choose what they want to do. The problem is when "my child likes playing with dolls" suddenly becomes "time to cut off my child's penis".